Chai Yard
Tandoor-fired naans, kathi rolls, and rich curries from a mobile kitchen.
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Tandoor-fired naans, kathi rolls, and rich curries from a mobile kitchen.
Tandoor-fired naans, kathi rolls, and rich curries from a mobile kitchen.
Regional Indian street food — dosas, chaat, and curries with proper spice.
Tandoor-fired naans, kathi rolls, and rich curries from a mobile kitchen.
Regional Indian street food — dosas, chaat, and curries with proper spice.
Bombay street snacks, biryani, and freshly-griddled dosas to order.
Tandoor-fired naans, kathi rolls, and rich curries from a mobile kitchen.
Tandoor-fired naans, kathi rolls, and rich curries from a mobile kitchen.
Regional Indian street food — dosas, chaat, and curries with proper spice.
Tandoor-fired naans, kathi rolls, and rich curries from a mobile kitchen.
Regional Indian street food — dosas, chaat, and curries with proper spice.
Caribbean street food — jerk, curry goat, and plantain, full of sunshine.
Indian street food with a London twist. Chaat, dosa, and the best dal you'll eat this year.
Bombay street snacks, biryani, and freshly-griddled dosas to order.
Bombay street snacks, biryani, and freshly-griddled dosas to order.
Bombay street snacks, biryani, and freshly-griddled dosas to order.
Proper jerk cooked over coals, with rum-punch vibes and big flavour.
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Chai Traders is my top pick for an Indian spread in Hackney — at just 1.2 miles away in E2 it's the closest option and covers halal, vegetarian, and vegan diets well, making it a strong all-rounder for most groups. I'd also highlight Bombay Local in Newham, only 1.8 miles out and the most affordable starting point in the set at from £475, with a similarly broad dietary range including gluten-free. The wider shortlist — spanning Spice Cart, Chai Collective, and others — gives you plenty of flexibility on price and style if you'd like to compare quotes across the board.