Indian street food chain Mowgli has confirmed it will open in Bristol this summer. It has been planning to open a branch in the city since 2019 but after facing problems getting planning permission due to Covid, the preparation and building work on the new restaurant was delayed.
Now over three years later plans for opening have been confirmed. The new restaurant is taking over the Corn Street site formerly occupied by Pizza Express.
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A post on Mowgli’s Facebook, founder Nisha Katona said: “I will keep growing Mowgli while you still want her and I choose my cities according to your requests here on social media. By personally doing all Mowgli’s social media it means there is no distance between your voice and my hearing. This is the hope I have in keeping her relevant and 'yours' above all things. Mowgli Brighton opens Feb 24, Edinburgh opens April 23, Bristol and Beverley open summer 2023.”
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After the announcement, the page got many messages from people talking about how excited they are for them to finally open. Sharon Lawson said, “I’m hoping the summer opening for Bristol will finally happen, we’ve been waiting so long!”
Mowgli was founded by Nisha in 2014. She gave up her career as a barrister to build the chain. In 2018 Mowgli was awarded a placement in The Sunday Times Fast Track 100 list.
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