A beloved Indian restaurant which was destroyed by a fire at the beginning of the year is finally reopening. Staff and customers at Mumbai Indian Kitchen, in Blackpill, Mumbles, were devastated after an electrical fire ripped through the family-run business and caused serious damage to the outside structure of the restaurant - and everything inside.
The restaurant had been in the family for some 25 years, manager Naz Ahmed explained, and in that time had gained a positive reputation for its fresh and authentic Indian meals. When it reopens on Thursday, November 10, old customers may recognise some of the chef's specials but much of the menu is new, staff say.
As well as traditional mains like a curry, korma, bhuna or masala and grilled meals including tandoori chicken and chicken or lamb tikka, the restaurant is also set to serve a variety of biryani dishes, vegetarian meals and seafood dishes, and a wide range of chef's specials, including kahari, jalfrezi and garlic chilli, each served with chicken, meat, prawn or king prawn. There's also a wide range of sides to choose from and a children's menu too. You can get the biggest Swansea news stories straight to your inbox with our newsletter.
