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Breakfast Club

दिल्ली ब्रेकफास्ट क्लब

The Delhi English

Mar 22
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Mar 22
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For one morning only, we’re opening the doors a little earlier.

A Proper Breakfast, the My Delhi Way
A Proper Breakfast, the My Delhi Way

A one off only on Derby Day

My Delhi Breakfast Club arrives in Newcastle for one morning only, on Derby Day - Sunday 22nd March from 8am till 2pm.

For the occasion we’ll be serving just a single breakfast - The Delhi English. Our take on the great British breakfast, seen through the lens of Delhi.

On the plate: tandoori lamb sausage, charred tandoori tomato, sautéed mushrooms, masala beans, Indian house hash potato, two free-range fried eggs and toasted rustic bread.

Alongside, a cup of house-brewed Delhi chai.

Breakfast is £15 per person.

Prefer to skip the sausage? A vegetarian version is available on request.

Breakfast Club will be served only at our Newcastle restaurant on Derby Day, and bookings are essential.

Just the one breakfast. Just the one morning. And when the chai runs dry, that’s that.

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