The Ambrette Named 'Best Indian In Britain'



The Ambrette Restaurant in, Margate has been awarded ‘Best Indian’ in a nationwide competition to find Britain’s best local eateries.

Nominated for the award by readers of Morrisons magazine, the restaurant was rated 10/10 for the flavour, freshness and quality of its food during secret taste tests. The menu’s seasonality and use of local ingredients also scored 10/10.

“The modern menu was packed full of exquisite flavours,” said one taste tester. “Service was swift and food presented with evident pride. The restaurant is a foodies’ paradise.”

Katy Griffiths, editor for Morrisons, said: “We're delighted to recognise The Ambrette for this award. We were impressed with the way Dev combines local ingredients with Indian spices, as well as his efforts to give back to the community.”

Lisa Herriott, deputy editor of Morrisons magazine, added: “Britain really is home to some fantastic dining experiences and it’s great to see so many people supporting their local businesses.”

Dev Biswal opened the restaurant six years ago. On his win, he said: “We’re delighted to have won. But it’s our customers who fuel our success. We’re the people’s restaurant. We hold cookery demos at schools and support our local catering college. It’s important to give something back.

There is no curry or Chicken Tikka Masala on the Michelin-listed Ambrette menu. Instead diners are treated to exquisite delicacies as Hand crafted sweet potato and tapioca cakes, tempura of purple sprouting broccoli; Local fish of the day, locally grown sea purslane salad; Breast of Partridge with marjoram; and South Indian-style beef stew with spiced Alexander stems.

Visitors at this year’s Hastings Seafood & Wine Festival on 14th and 15th September, will have a chance to sample Dev’s cooking, during his live cooking demos.

Those unable to get to the festival can see him in action of Channel 4 TV’s ‘Superscrimpers’ where he shows people how to cook gourmet meals on a budget.

The Morrisons award adds to a growing list of accolades, including “Best Restaurant in the South East” in this year’s Cobra Good Curry Guide and “Best Restaurant” at the Taste of Kent Awards 2013.

Dev Biswal also owns The Ambrette @ Rye in East Sussex



• Winners announced in the July/August issue of Morrisons magazine, available in store on 6 July 2013 and online at morrisons.co.uk/magazine.


The Ambrette @ Rye, 24 High Street, Rye, East Sussex  TN31 7JF
T: 01797 222043

E: info@theambrette.co.uk W: www.theambrette.co.uk

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