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Pure Indian Cooking

Michelin-pedigree Indian on Fulham High Street

67 Fulham High Street, London SW6 3JJ
Today 12:00 PM – 2:30 PM, 5:30 PM – 10:45 PMAll hours ↓
Mid-range · £15–35 per head
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Run by a husband-and-wife team with Michelin-starred pedigree, chef Shilpa trained under Raymond Blanc and at Quilon. Modern Indian fine dining in an intimate room on Fulham High Street. The dal makhani and Mangalorean chicken curry are standouts. Punches well above its weight.

Some of the best Indian food in SW6. The lamb rogan josh is superb
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Quick answers about Pure Indian Cooking

What is Pure Indian Cooking?
Pure Indian Cooking is a restaurant in Fulham, London. Michelin-pedigree Indian on Fulham High Street.
Where is Pure Indian Cooking?
Pure Indian Cooking is at 67 Fulham High Street, London SW6 3JJ, in the bishops-park area of Fulham.
When is Pure Indian Cooking open?
Typical hours: Monday 5:30 – 10:45 PM; Tuesday 5:30 – 10:45 PM; Wednesday 5:30 – 10:45 PM (and other days — see the full schedule on the place page).
How expensive is Pure Indian Cooking?
Pure Indian Cooking is mid-range — around £15–35 per head. Prices reflect the curator's most recent visit and may change.
Why is Pure Indian Cooking a hidden gem?
Pure Indian Cooking is a hidden gem because it's quietly excellent without the queues, hype, or PR push. Locals know about it; tourists usually don't.
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