Restaurant established in 1979 in Surrey has unique recipes from 3rd generation
Chef perfectly cooks using the finest traditional Indian ingredients
Established in 1979 by Mr Ahmedur Rashid, the Ivory Tusk has over the years provided gastronomic excellence to many diners . Bringing the opulence and quality of London Indian restaurants to Shepperton The Ivory Tusk offers some of India’s most authentic cuisine, carefully chosen from the different regions of this colourful country. Dining here is tantalizing experience for all the senses. From the sophisticated decor to the quality of the food, you`ll see that there are many factors which differentiate The Ivory Tusk from the array of other Indian restaurants out there. Today the restaurant continues to flourish with both Musa Rashid and Ameena Rashid working together. To maintain the legacy of their father.
The décor is classic, elegant and service is discreet, warm and professional. All requests can be discussed when organising the function.The Private dining is perfect for a wide variety of purposes not just dining – such as launches, presentations, brainstorming or business sessions.
The food itself is delightful. A special of king prawn masala is heavy with fragrant olive oil, and shaved with lashings of coconut based creamy sauce has that pleasing nose-tickle effect.
TRIPADVISOR
This is the easily the best curry restaurant in the area. The food is excellent. Chef perfectly cooks chickens and there is a lot of flavours. Yummy
TRIPADVISOR
The word “curry” is thought to derive from the South Indian Tamil. It is generally used to describe any spiced, saucy dish, best knows in Indian, Sri Lankan, Bangladeshi, Indonesian, Malaysian, Thai and other South Asian and Southeast Asian countries.
The common misconception is that a curry is a hot and spicy dish. Of course some curries are extremely hot, but on the whole most recipes are a balanced blend of spices and herbs with a delicate and highly sophisticated flavour.
We know and love curries that come from different countries around the word. Whatever its origins, a curry usually contains a selection of fresh and dried herbs and spices. Depending on the dish, other ingredients could include chillies, curry leaves, ginger, garlic, shallots, lemon grass, coconut milk, palm sugar – the list goes on.