№ 27 Tandoori Lamb Chops
Twelve-hour Kashmiri-marinated lamb chops, charcoal-grilled, served under a rising smoke-cloche at the table.
Authentic Goan Flavours · Est. 2019
A modern Indian dining-room and cocktail bar in Headingley — Konkani coast classics, charcoal-grilled tandoor, and Portuguese-Goan recipes that travelled six hundred years to arrive on your table.
Signatures of the Room
You won't find these on a curry-house menu. Each is the centre of a small, regional culinary tradition that head chef Clive cooks the way it was cooked back home.
№ 27 Twelve-hour Kashmiri-marinated lamb chops, charcoal-grilled, served under a rising smoke-cloche at the table.
№ 11 A 16th-century Portuguese-Goan recipe — kingsize prawns slow-cooked with vinegar, palm jaggery and dried red chilli.
№ 55 Soft-shell crab fried until shatter-crisp, dressed in a Goan red sambal with chutney trio on banana leaf.
East Meets West
Kokum, coconut, curry-leaf, Sichuan pepper. The slow-burn flavours of India's western coastline.
Vinegar, jaggery, dried chilli, garlic. A 16th-century kitchen language — vindaloo, balchão, xacuti.
Wood-charcoal, Kashmiri chilli, garam masala. The smoke-and-spice classics that fill the centre of any North Indian table.
Owner-operator
De Baga is owned and operated by Mandeep Singh — formerly of Hungryhouse and Delivery Hero. He spent years on the aggregator side of the business before opening here in November 2019.
He understands what 30% commission does to a kitchen. So De Baga ships through every aggregator, but its first home is this room — and increasingly, this site.
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