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Sitar is a gem quality Indian find in Holetown. Looks simple yet charming. Armed with the pallet from a recent trip to the two-Michelin star Gymkhana in London, Anton and I sat at the patio (that could be covered from rain), the ambiance was sublime. The menu is quite vast for a small place, and you have to wonder between the main menu and specialty dishes. Too me samosa is a yardstick, served around the world, it seems to be a no-brainer to find a balance between the right crispiness in the pastry and the texture of the filling, yet as is with the hole-in-one, only few surprise; Sitar has a divine chicken samosa, coming in 4 pieces. Our appetizers also included chickpeas masala and side eggplant, both beautifully spiced. For the seconds, we wanted something exceptional, and to compare it to Gymkhana. With the lamb, a protein of our choice for the night, we opted for Biriyani and Roghan, accompanied with all the condiments and garlic naan. The side sauce in Biriyani made all the difference emphasizing the complex curry pallet. It is yummy in its own right, and while Gymkhana's Biriyani has some other twists to it, Sitar stood its ground. Bigger surprise awaited us with Roghan Gosht, by far the best dish we tried. The lamb was surreally tender with the flavorsome spices, not overbearing, almost elegant if you can apply it to such a rich dish. Portions were perfect size for sharing; and service was fantastic. You know the gem if you find one. Thank you Sitar team for a wonderful evening. We will be back.

Delicious Indian food and excellent service. We loved our visit to House of Jaipur!

One of the reasons we came back to Waves. We love the food offering here and the staff are lovely. Sure it’s a mix of different ‘Asian’ dishes and there can be some unexpected combinations, but it tastes good! Some people main about ‘authenticity’. Please…if you want authentic sushi, go to Japan.