07 — Gallery

Look atthe table.

Fire, steam, torn bread, and the rooms that hold them. Photographs from khana kh'zana — not a catalogue.

Whole Indian spices, ginger, garlic and powders arranged on pale wood
CRAFTED WITH INTENTION

The rooms we keep

Emerald walls, brass bells, marble underfoot. This is the dining room on Sample Road.

The khana kh'zana dining room: emerald walls, leather banquettes and gold-framed paintings
AN EVENING AT OUR TABLE
The entry corridor: carved wood, brass bells, marble floor and a gold lamp
THE ENTRY
A brass-framed bottle wall with warm light and a neon sign
LATE LIGHT

From the clay oven

The fire that runs all evening, and the table it is meant for.

A tandoor platter of grilled meats, charred vegetables and chutneys
FROM OUR KITCHEN
A plated dish being set down at a candlelit table
AN EVENING AT OUR TABLE
Chicken curry and tandoor naan on a ceramic plate
Paneer in a copper kadai, rice and bread behind
MADE TO BE REMEMBERED

Copper, cream, fire

The gravy she tasted once more.

Colour kept honest. Texture left alone. The kitchen does not need a filter.

A thali of curry, rice and drinks seen from above

The room

The khana kh'zana dining room: emerald walls, leather banquettes and gold-framed paintings

THE ART OF HOSPITALITY

A moving canvas

Not a carousel. Photographs passing the way an evening does.

The house

Rooms, held in a straight line.

The host stand, gold mosaic cheetah and a tabla against deep green walls
THE WELCOME
Waiting bench in cognac leather beneath a carved wooden panel and brass bells
A QUIET MOMENT
The entry corridor: carved wood, brass bells, marble floor and a gold lamp
THE ENTRY
The khana kh'zana storefront at night, patio umbrellas and the glowing sign
THE ART OF HOSPITALITY

Your table, when you are ready.

Walk in, or reserve ahead. The tandoor is lit from eleven-thirty until eleven-thirty.

Reserve