Masala Zone Bayswater Restaurant Opens 6th July

PRLog (Press Release) – Jun 22, 2009 – After Masala Zone opened in Covent Garden and Camden in 2007, the 6th outlet opens in July in Bayswater (75 Bishops Bridge, at the corner of Inverness Terrace).  The building itself has a history of being a social meeting place, being a public house for most of the 20th Century.
Location
Set close to Queensway, it is about 5 minutes walk from Whiteleys, a popular destination in the area.  Served by 2 tube stations, Queensway on the central line (10 minutes walk away) and Bayswater on the Circle and District Lines (5 minutes walk away).  Close to several residential communities, it is also a popular tourist residential area, having more than 250 small and medium sized hotels and a few large ones.
Food and Drink

Masala Zone serve delicious authentic wholesome Indian food – covering dishes from street food favourites, tandoori grills and curries from many regions of India, to traditional homestyle balanced thali meals.  The differentiation factor about Masala Zone outlets is that each is headed by an experienced chef who decides every day what their daily changing offering of vegetables, lentils, raita, rice and thali canapé will be, so each  restaurant offers a different thali meal every day.
Desserts include popular Indian ones such as gulab jamum and rasmalai as well as kulfi, ice cream and falooda, the traditional Indian sundae, perfect for summers.
There is a special childrens thali and an ayurvedic thali with low GI items which is suitable for diabetics, giving them an opportunity to eat out without hesitation.
Beverages will include fresh fruit juices and wines by the bottle, glass and carafe.
Average spend is about £15 for dinner and lower for lunch.
There is a food to go and delivery service for this area, starting on the 13 July 2009.


Ambience
Like all Masala Zone restaurants, this one will feature a different kind of popular art.  This time it is pop-art from the small town Sivakasi in Southern Tamil Nadu which is the fireworks manufacturing capital of India.  Linked to gigantic printing presses with in house studios and artists, this town now produces a wide range of colourful, kitsch posters and calendar art for the millions in India.
Put together as collages they create a stunning happy atmosphere for this Masala Zone.
Party Room
The party room seats 36 and has a crimson hued collage of Bollywood film stars and languid art as a backdrop.

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Masala Zone is owned by Masala World, who also own and operate the award winning restaurants, Chutney Mary, Amaya and Veeraswamy, in London. Masala Zone focuses on real Indian food as eaten in India and has 6 restaurants in London - Covent Garden, Soho, Islington, Earls Court, Camden and now Bayswater.