Park Regis reveals exciting Indian restaurant fine dining launch inspired by a love of India

The award winning Park Regis hotel on Five Ways island has revealed their plans for the new Indus restaurant in a blaze of colour.

The bar and terrace will remain but the restaurant will be transformed into an oasis of upmarket dining to replace the current 1565 restaurant.

Head Chef Manish Patel has experience of working in five star hotels in India.

And the team have told how they are inspired by a ‘love of India’, promising the best of Indian cuisine made truly special, so there’s a lot to look forward to - with Birmingham’s food scene being spiced up once again.

A little known fact is that the name ‘India’ originated from the name of the Indus River that ran through the Asian sub continent, so the team will be celebrating the origins of the internationally loved food.

Park Regis said: “The Indus chefs have taken inspiration from their native homeland and been inspired to elevate their favourite dishes. Lovingly put together with freshly ground spices, great produce and authentic cooking techniques, they have evolved and adapted the best of Indian cuisine and made it truly special.”

Indus welcomes you to share their passion and enjoy an unparalleled dining journey.

What will be on the menu at Indus?

Head Chef Manish Patel brings his experience of working in five star hotels in India to create a menu offering a mouth-watering choice of vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes on its extensive menu.

Supported by his skilled tandoor chef, Manish uses his special arsenal of family spices and years of traditions handed down from generations to create a special bespoke menu designed to arouse the more sophisticated palate.

Chef’s Signature Dishes will include Indus Haddi Wala Ghost (mutton on the bone slowly cooked in a rich almond, onion and aromatic spices) and a delicately flavoured Goan Machhi (spicy goan fish curry simmered in coconut milk and toddy vinegar).

Park Regis said: “Indus offers a menu flowing with traditional dishes that explores pan-Asian flavours synonymous with this majestic sub-continent. “The menu will take you on a culinary journey across northern India, exploring the richness of tastes, contrasts and textures of the region with centuries of tradition.”

Levi Bailey, Hotel Manager says, “Our restaurant celebrates the traditions, life and culture of India and its bounty of beautiful flavours, aromas and spices through our specially curated menus of magnificent dishes."

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