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In the third year of the MoFo Best in Britain Awards, the
organisers have switched back to the old system of the original BIBAs
and chosen the Top 30 restaurants in the country plus 70 supporting
restaurants to make up the Top 100.
The awards were decided by a mix of public votes via The
Federation of Specialist Restaurants (fedrest.com) website and our
editorial panel and include some exciting new restaurants as well as
several old favourites.
MoFo Best In Britain Awards 2011
Top 30
Mango Lounge - Windsor : Jaipur
- Milton Keynes : Vatika - Wickham : Chez
Mumtaj - St Albans : Cinnamon Culture
- Bromley : Lasan - Birmingham : Café
Spice Namaste - London E1 : Dockmasters -
London E14 : Babur - London SE23 : Amaya
- London SW1 : Cinnamon Club - London SW1 : Quilon
- London SW1 : Bombay Brasserie - London
SW7 : Benares - London W1 : Itihaas
- Birmingham : Chutney Mary - London W10 : La
Porte des Indes - London W1 : Spice Market
- London W1 : Tamarind - London W1 : Brilliant
- Southall : The Cumin - Nottingham : Britannia
Spice - Edinburgh : Café India -
Glasgow : Mem-Saab - Northampton : Massala
- Cobham : Le Raj - Epsom : India
Dining - Warlingham : Chilli Pickle -
Brighton : Moksh - Cardiff : Mumtaz
- Bradford
Top 100 (Click
here for full list)
70 other restaurants all over Britain have been given awards to
support the 'Top 30' to bring the total of MoFo award winning
restaurants up to 100 as in the past. These restaurants range from
Malik's in Cookham to Dilli in Altrincham ; Indian Ocean in Ashton
under Lyne to Sesame in New Malden.
With some 9500 'Indian' restaurants in Britain it is regarded as a
considerable achievement to get into the Best in Britain Top 100 but
it also shows the tremendous quality in depth of the industry.
Several establishments such as the very interesting Venue in Dudley
narrowly missed out this year indicated the high standards in the industry.
Next year is, of course, London Olympic year so the pressure will
soon be on to be part of the 2012 awards list and be a recommended
restaurant for visitors to the London Olympics from the world over |
