Rasa
Cuisine: Indian
Price Range: $
10Best Says
Rasa is a sanskrit word with several meanings, including beauty, delight, happiness and essence. The restaurants (because they're now a chain) all serve delicious South Indian food, delicately spiced... Read More
Rasa is a sanskrit word with several meanings, including beauty, delight, happiness and essence. The restaurants (because they're now a chain) all serve delicious South Indian food, delicately spiced with coconut, lemon, mango, cinnamon and tamarind. The Lemon and coconut rice, and freshly made idlis, appams, and Uzhunappam are a perfect accompaniment to the curries and the starters are perfect southern street food. The first Rasa was in Stoke Newington and was purely vegetarian, there are now fish and meat Rasa's too, and they're all over town, but expansion doesn't seem to have dampened the quality or the friendliness of the service.
Address:
55 Stoke Newington Church St
London, N16
20-7249-0344
Hours:
- Mon-Thu: 6pm-10:45pm
- Fri: 6pm-11:30pm
- Sat: Noon-3pm,; 6pm-11:30pm
- Sun: Noon-3pm,; 6pm-10:45pm
Website:
rasarestaurants.com
EXPERT TIPS BY:
Emma Wallis
London Local Expert
- Indian: "Rasa has a restaurant in London to suit everyone's tastes, there are vegetarian only ones; a restaurant specialising in fish, and one for meat. You can find them in several areas of London too."
- Best for Indian Because: Rasa serves up delicious south Indian food in several areas of London. You can't go wrong.
