The restaurants are designed to emulate the Irani cafés established by Zoroastrian immigrants in Bombay in the early 20th century, offering a welcoming, unpretentious, and bustling environment.
The brand uses "founding myths" for each location, often centering on specific characters, which inform the interior design and overall atmosphere. 2. Menu and Culinary Experience Dishoom
The menu is centered on shared dining, offering a mix of authentic Parsi, Muslim, and Hindu street food staples, often updated with high-quality ingredients. Signature Dishes: The restaurants are designed to emulate the Irani
Each venue is unique, featuring meticulously designed interiors that evoke a sense of history—think vintage posters, slow-moving ceiling fans, and dark wood furniture. Menu and Culinary Experience The menu is centered
A rich, comforting lentil dish, slow-cooked for over 24 hours. Bacon Naan Roll: A staple of their popular breakfast menu.
Popular, smoky grills and crispy bites.
Including the Lamb Nalli Nihari, often served with a pastry lid.