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We’re committed to providing the best possible presentation of India’s many cuisines – traditional as well as modern – and have been since we opened in 1985.

Celebrate Burns Night with a twist at Babur, where Scottish tradition meets India’s lost culinary heritage. For one night only, enjoy a five-course tasting menu featuring rare and forgotten Indian recipes, each paired with modern Indian single malt whiskies.
The evening begins at 6pm with a soulful welcome from our Nepalese bagpiper, followed by the ceremonial cutting of our Indian-spiced haggis and a recital of Robert Burns’ poetry. You will journey through dishes inspired by India’s rich, historic flavours, from Himalayan lamb curry to Bhutanese red rice kheer, accompanied by expertly selected whiskies from Rupam Talukdar.
Price: £65 per person (+ £35 whisky flight). Optional package £90 including the tasting menu, our debut cookbook Babur: Forty Years of Flavour, and a Babur tote.
The Burns Night Menu
Haggis Jhol Momo
Tibetan dumplings from Northeast India, filled with Scottish haggis in a spiced tomato and sesame broth.
Paired with Amrut Single Malt — soft, malt-driven with honey, allspice and apricot
Bengali Kasundi Salmon with Moong Dal Khichdi
Charred fish in mustard vinegar marinade, served with traditional kedgeree.
Paired with Indri Trini Three Wood — creamy, fruity with almond and pineapple
Anglo-Indian Roast Chicken, Spiced Pui Lentils and Parsnip
Spice-crusted chicken with vintage southern lentils.
Paired with Rampur Double Cask — toasted barley, raisin and vanilla oak
Smoked Chamba Lamb Curry with Ankali Rice Pancake
Himalayan-style smoked lamb slow-cooked with rustic garam masala.
Paired with Amrut Fusion — robust malt with sweet peat and coffee
Bhutanese Red Rice Kheer with Cinnamon Flatbread
Red rice pudding with jaggery and reduced milk.
Paired with Godawan Series 02 — rich with apricot, honey and vanilla
Valentine’s Day
This Valentine’s Day is also Babur’s 543rd birthday. We’re celebrating this holiday to love with some special dishes that would never have been created had Babur not conquered India and founded the Mughal dynasty.
Babur hasn’t been around as long as the Mughal dynasty, but in our 40 years, we’ve learned about celebrating Valentine’s Day
