Our journey
Our Story
Patri Indian restaurant evokes the taste and aromas of food found in India’s iconic railway stations and on board its epic train journeys.
Patri has several meanings: in Hindi it means “pavement”, in Urdu it means “track”, and in ancient Sanskrit it means a “vessel or small furnace”. Those ideas come together in a menu built around street food, tracks and fire.
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From pavement to plate
Food and Drink
Our starters are street food classics served on the pavements of India and Pakistan. Our grills are freshly cooked in the tandoor at a temperature over 400 degrees to replicate furnace cooking. Our curries are inspired by the railway cooks on train journeys in India.
Press & praise
What The Critics Say
“Be transported to New Delhi and Jodhpur with cutting-edge flavours and spices in a hip Ealing restaurant.”
Molly Reynolds
Fabulous Magazine, The Sun