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Title: Darya London | Riverside Indian Restaurant in Wandsworth · language en-GB. First 1,800 of 9,009 characters:

Darya London | Riverside Indian Restaurant in Wandsworth Skip to content HomeOur StoryMenuA la carteGrazingDessertsDrinksPrivate DiningGalleryChristmasTakeawayBook NowReviewsContact HomeOur StoryMenuA la carteGrazingDessertsDrinksPrivate DiningGalleryChristmasTakeawayBook NowReviewsContact BOOK A TABLE HomeOur StoryMenuA la carteGrazingDessertsDrinksPrivate DiningGalleryChristmasTakeawayBook NowReviewsContact· POINT PLEASANT, SW18 ·Darya means river An Indian restaurant in Wandsworth, on the Thames Path at Point Pleasant. Tandoor cooking, regional dishes and a cocktail bar, twelve minutes from Putney Bridge. BOOK A TABLE VIEW THE MENU Darya London is an Indian restaurant in Wandsworth, on the Thames at 94 Point Pleasant. Riverside tandoor cooking and regional Indian dishes, twelve minutes from Putney Bridge and about ten from Wandsworth Town. ALL REVIEWS TandoorFrom the kitchenSignature dishes A first look at the plates the kitchen is proudest of. Halal certified suppliers throughout.Old Delhi Butter Chicken£17Creamed San Marzano, cashew, fenugreekKoliwada Prawns£12Pink prawns, carom seeds, badgi chilliGoan Fish Curry£18Mangosteen, Roscoff onion, toddy vinegar VIEW THE FULL MENU RiverThe river from the terraceButter chicken was born on a street named for the river: Daryaganj, Old DelhiOur storyWhere the river meets the flame Darya is the old word for river, carried from Persia into the kitchens of North India. It flows through Daryaganj, the Old Delhi food street where butter chicken was born, and our Old Delhi Butter Chicken honours that original. The rest of the menu follows the same river: the tandoor, the slow pot and the coast, served beside the Thames at Wandsworth Park. READ OUR STORY RoomsThe roomsTwo rooms and a deckThe dining room has chandel

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