New 'family-friendly & vibrant' restaurant opens in Hamilton
The new eatery is described as 'Hamilton's new home for authentic Nepalese and Indian cuisine'.
New 'family-friendly & vibrant' restaurant opens in Hamilton (Image: Newsquest)
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It is also described as a 'family-friendly diner with rich flavours, warm hospitality, and a vibrant new menu'.
Announcing its opening in a Facebook post, the venue said: "Grand opening, Friday, August 8.
"Your new go-to for Nepalese and Indian cuisine is finally here."
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