Billed as 'the Indian Bar and Grill', Amaya is the latest addition to the Veeraswamy/ Chutney Mary/Masala Zone stable. It struts its stuff in a prime chunk of Belgravia real estate overlooking Halkin Arcade, and trades on a celeb version of modern Indian cuisine. It's unashamedly ambitious and has quickly been lauded by the guides (a Michelin star in its first year), although the whole package comes wrapped in plenty of PR gloss.
The interior is dominated by a vast triangular dining area, extravagantly decorated with a riot of colourful murals, Indian statues, glittering chandeliers and coloured spotlights, plus a dazzling open kitchen where the chefs do their work.
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