The Delhi Brasserie | Soho. Authentin Indian Cuisine in the heart of Central London. The Delhi Brasserie first opened its doors in May 1985, and has been keeping its customers happy with its broad range of north Indian cuisine ever since. With its high, period ceilings and tall windows overlooking Frifth Street, the main dining room is at once relaxed and refined. With plants carefully positioned to shield diners from the outside world, you can eat in comfort while watching the bustle of Soho pass by.

For over twenty years, the Delhi Brasserie has served top-quality Indian cuisine to the discerning diner in the heart of the most fashionable part of London’s trendy Soho.

Situated on the Famous Frith Street – just two doors down from the cult celebrity haunt of Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club and just over the road from Soho coffee house institution Bar Italia – the Delhi Brasserie is perfectly located no matter what your needs, with many of London’s most popular attractions all just a few minutes’ walk away.

Indeed, Ronnie Scott himself used to enjoy the Delhi Brasserie on a regular basis and was our guest of honour when we opened the Soho restaurant in May 1985. Since then, the visitor book has boasted such luminaries as Twiggy, Howard Schuman, Steve Davis (snooker player), Lenny Henry, Elaine Page and many, many others.

Have an evening theatre trip?
Our pre-and post-theatre menus are designed for maximum flexibility – we’ve been praised as “a must for Theatreland” by the Lloyds List International Guide – just let us know when you need to be finished.

Want a break from the office?
Our lunchtime service will give you a much-needed boost to get you through the afternoon. We even have rooms for hire where you can hold meetings – just ask if you want any special food on offer.

Taking in the sights?
We’re a short stroll from Piccadilly Circus, Leicester Square, Trafalgar Square, the National Gallery, National Portrait Gallery and British Museum.

Need to put your feet up after a hard day’s shopping?
Oxford Street, Regent Street and Covent Garden are all within easy reach.

Planning a night out?
With some of London’s most popular clubs and bars nearby, and open until 1am on Fridays and Saturdays, we’re ideally suited for you nightowls to grab a quiet bite before heading home – or heading on for more...