New 'Indian fusion' restaurant set to open its doors
A NEW Indian fusion restaurant is set to open in a Herefordshire town centre.
A restaurant called Mama Spice is set to open in Ross-on-Wye. this month, with the owners promising to bring food such as chicken tikka kebabs to the town.
The restaurant will be taking the place of the former Cheeky Tito's peri peri chicken takeaway, which used to be home to ice cream parlour Gelatis.
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Councillor Ed O'Driscoll revealed the news after the meeting the new owners, and posted on Facebook: "Just met the new owner's of Cheeky Tito's. Apparently, they'll be opening next week.
"The new name will be Mama Spice and they'll be offering Indian fusion food. The example they used was chicken tikka kebabs.
"Wishing them loads of luck in their new venture!"
Coun O'Driscoll had previously shared the news that the Cheeky Tito's premises had been sold, telling the Hereford Times: "Like everyone else I'll be interested to see what type of new restaurant opens but I'm always pleased to see new investment in our town and am pleased businesses see opportunities in Ross."
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