It got me curious is it Indian, does the food give a kick, and just what is with the name?! It’s quite easy to miss Dishoom but belonging to the streets of Shoreditch, one can’t be surprised that the restaurant is quirky in its appearance. Dishoom is certainly a name right out of an Indian movie. Filled with quirky shops and cheap eats, Shoreditch has now become a popular hangout parallel to the famous streets of London like Oxford Circus.While walking along the hyped up street, my friends and I spotted a folded garage door spray painted with the word “ Dishoom” on it. When night time hits, the youngsters crawl out of their homes and discover the heart of East End. The food is superb, the staff (so many of them) are friendly, and the access is pretty good. But what was once known as “infamous” is now one of the coolest and cleaned up areas in the capital of London. A multi-storey, incense-filled, Bombay cafe overlooking St Andrew Square in Edinburgh. What drove me to be in the infamous area after nightfall beats me perhaps it was the warning my parents gave me of not going anywhere near the place alone at night.
I’ve never really ventured much into the East side of London apart from the occasional visit to Brick Lane, but nearby the arty graffiti laden streets of Brick Lane lies Shoreditch.
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