Estikutum - has it closed or is it still open for business? Now 'Kinaara'

[RELIABLE]

What food did they specialise in , as i never new the restraunt was there and i take it from your commments it was worth a try ?

[Angilaruk]

They mainly did Indian, but thai and chinese too, although the latter were more an indian version of the dishes. Still delicious though

 

We'd only recently been (March) and it was so good the first birthday we celebrated there, that we did it again a fortnight later on someone elses birthday

[PeteM01]

Any news on this?

[mdex]

Not sure why the name was changed or if it has changed hands but I last went a month or so ago and don't think its as good as it used to be.

[dave83]

Yes the name has changed however everything appears to be the same as estikutum including the management and the staff so it seems like its just a renaming.

[dave83]

The restaurant is still the same as before it appears to be a re-branding thats all. new website is identical to old one but obviously with new name onit. boishakhi.co.uk

[Dimitri 11]

Yes the name has changed however everything appears to be the same as estikutum including the management and the staff so it seems like its just a renaming.

 

I'm gonna check it out again then if that's the case.

[julado]

I'm gonna check it out again then if that's the case.

 

What is it called now then?

[PeteM01]

What is it called now then?

 

The Booyakasha.

[steelhead31]

Went last night, its pretty much the same as its ever been, even down to the Estikutum napkins. The food was much better than my previous visit under its old name ( about christmas time, when the food wasnt all that good ). If last night is typical of its fare, then I'd recommend it.