£20 Pan-Indian feast from a Michelin-starred chef: 10 unmissable Time Out deals
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Tuck into a feast at Masalchi by Atul Kochhar, where £20 gets you a platter piled high with tandoori chicken, lamb sheekh or veggie favourites like mali broccoli and achari paneer, and served with rice, naan and rich gravies, packed with spice and loaded with flavour.
Thunderbird Fried Chicken is serving up serious crunch for less, with their signature bucket deal now half price. That's 12 crispy strips, three dips and a heap of fries, all juicy and fried to golden perfection.
Strike it lucky at Vinters Lanes, Greenwich's boutique bowling spot. Where for £24.95 you'll get a game on one of their vintage lanes, plus a burger, fries and a drink.
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Elevate your dining experience with 34% off a three-course sharing menu and Champagne at Oblix East at The Shard. Indulge in chef-crafted dishes like burrata, roasted prawns, and a decadent dessert platter – all while soaking in unrivalled skyline views. Whether it's a special occasion or just a night of pure indulgence, this is luxury dining at its finest. GET THE OFFER
Enjoy a meat or vegetarian platter at Atul Kochhar's Masalchi from £20. Feast on tandoori chicken, lamb sheekh, or veggie delights like malai broccoli and achari paneer, all served with fragrant rice, naan, and rich gravies – a Michelin-starred taste of India for less. GET THE OFFER
Indulge in a bottomless brunch for just £39 at Shakedown Bar & Restaurant, The Dixon Hotel. Enjoy a three-course feast featuring pancakes, shakshuka, and crème brûlée with 90 minutes of free-flowing prosecco, beer, and cocktails. A stylish brunch in a historic setting! GET THE OFFER
Savour Spanish-Italian fusion with a mouthwatering small-plate feast at Salt Yard for just £30 per person (was £81). Enjoy dishes like padron peppers, poached chorizo picante, and truffle arancino, all crafted by Head Chef Panajot Prifti, plus cinnamon-dipped churros to finish. Don't miss this unbeatable dining experience! GET THE OFFER
Craving crispy, golden goodness? Thunderbird Fried Chicken's legendary bucket deal is now half price! Get 12 juicy strips, 3 tasty dips and a heap of fries – all brined, spiced, and hand-breaded to Southern-style perfection. Available all week long at locations across London. GET THE OFFER
Make your weekend memorable with Frameless Lates in Marble Arch. Enjoy over-18s-only sessions every Friday and Saturday, featuring four galleries, a Soho Radio soundtrack, and drinks from the Café Bar. Perfect for date nights or fun with friends! GET THE OFFER
Enjoy a wine-tasting adventure at one of six cosy central London spots for just £29.95 (was £48)! Sample three global wines, red, white, or bubbly, guided by an expert sommelier. Accompanied by a delicious cheese board, this is the perfect way to catch up, celebrate, or unwind. Cheers to a memorable experience! GET THE OFFER
Unleash your creativity at Token Studio with a fun 90-minute session! Try your hand at the potter's wheel, create miniature pottery, or learn hand-building techniques. Prefer design? Opt for pottery painting and customise a mug, plate, or bowl. Plus, bring your favourite drinks to enjoy while you craft! GET THE OFFER
Experience award-winning bowling at Vintners Lanes, Greenwich's newest boutique hotspot. Recently crowned 'Best in the World', this six-lane venue blends vintage charm with industrial-chic style. For just £24.95, enjoy a game of bowling plus a burger, fries, and a drink of your choice. Just minutes from Greenwich DLR and mainline stations, it's unbeatable value for a top night out. GET THE OFFER
Ann's Smart School of Cookery invites you to try your hand at making the Chinese delicacy of dim sum. Now just £64, down from £129, this two-hour class will teach you all the tricks and tips of making dim sum, Chinese hot and sour dipping sauce and a classic pork wonton soup from fresh ingredients. GET THE OFFER
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