Harden's survey result
Summary
“Treat yourself – you won’t be sorry!” This “dark and luxurious”, “fusion-Indian” has a “surprisingly different tapas-style approach that just works”. “Subtly-spiced”, “wonderfully fragrant” small dishes (many of them from the grill) are prepared in the open kitchen, providing “contemporary food at its best… if at Belgravia prices”. “Don’t let the staff cajole you into more dishes than you need!”.
Summary
“Amaya-zing!”. “Your taste-buds go pop with delightfully subtle tapas” capturing the “distinctive flavours of Indian grills” at this “chic” modern Belgravia operation, arranged around an open kitchen – perennially one of London’s top nouvelle Indians.
Summary
“As far from your local cuzza as Buckingham Palace is from a bedsit!” This stylish Belgravian – with “theatrical” open kitchen – provides tapas-style cuisine that, “even for London, is amazingly sophisticated”, and “with a superb variety of flavours”. Top Menu Tip – “amazing grilled meats”.
Summary
“Mind-blowing"...“mouth-wateringâ€â€¦ “memorable†– the Indian ‘tapas’ cooked on-view in the open kitchen of this sleek Belgravian, make it arguably London’s best ‘nouvelle Indian’; any quibbles? – service can be “inconsistentâ€.
Owner's description
At Amaya, our wide variety of grilled Indian flavoured ingredients fused with Eastern promise, along with our small selection of outstanding biryanis, curries and sensational wok frys, offer an unusual gourmet journey to please the palates of a wide range of discerning diners. For vegetarians the kitchen plays royal host offering up over 15 different vegetable delights and unusual salads.
For seafood lovers the world goes well beyond, featuring oysters; char-grilled jumbo prawns, monkfish tikka, king scallops, blue swimmer crab kebab and many more.
Venison, wild fowl, and poultry are served in a variety of styles: from the mouth-watering lamb kebab to the sirloin boti or even the butter soft mouth melting griddled foie gras.
Our cocktail menu is edgy, vibrant and always dressed to impress. The wine list features over 100 bins with unusual wines from around the world; many are available by the glass.
Amaya is open for lunch and dinner Monday to Sunday.
The average for lunch comes to £45 per person; and £70-80 per person for dinner.
A set Business Lunch Menu at £30 for 3 courses is available Monday to Friday; the Amaya Platter at £22.50 per person is a great option for a quick lunch with 6 tasting portions served on a platter.
At the weekend, Amaya offers a Weekend Special of 7 items plus naan & raita for £28 per person.
Private dining in Amaya’s beguiling Private Room is a shimmering, exotic, captivating treat. This room has a spicy drama quite unlike any other. The beautifully elegant long polished table, crowned by a fringe of iridescent long crystal drops, seats up to 14, making this the most intimate of the group’s fine private dining rooms.
Prices
| Availability | 2 courses | 3 courses |  |
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| Dinner | £85.00 |  |
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| Starter | Main | Veggies | Pudding |
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| £8.00 | £25.00 | £10.00 | £8.00 |
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| Wine per bottle | £35.00 |
| Filter Coffee | £4.50 |
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| Bread | £4.00 |
| Service | 12.50% |
Restaurant details
Amaya Restaurant Diner Reviews
"The Hardens Guide is exactly right: staff do continue to try to cajole patrons to order more than they actually need to eat. However, the food remains magnificent, and the atmosphere exciting."
Halkin Arcade, 19 Motcomb St, London, SW1X 8JT
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Opening hours
| Monday | 12:30 pm-14.3511:30 pm |
| Tuesday | 12:30 pm-14.3511:30 pm |
| Wednesday | 12:30 pm-14.3511:30 pm |
| Thursday | 12:30 pm-14.3511:30 pm |
| Friday | 12:30 pm-14.3511:30 pm |
| Saturday | 12:30 pm-14.3511:30 pm |
| Sunday10:30 PM |
