Outstanding Regional Indian Food on London Road
The Eastern Eye on London Road is a slow burner when it comes to ‘shouting from the roof tops’ about their successful style of Indian cuisine – but this curry house is now establishing itself as one of the leading Indian restaurants in Brighton in the up and coming ‘London Road area.’
Delivering some of the best southern Indian Cuisine we have tasted..
Delivering some of the best southern Indian Cuisine we have tasted, this restaurant attracts many of Brighton’s Indian residents and you won’t find modified ‘English versions’ of Indian dishes here – just a great quality authentic Indian restaurant.
What is great about this area too is the fact that there is plenty of inexpensive parking, as it is away from the city centre, south of the Preston Circus area and only 10 minutes down from Brighton train station.
So whether for South Indian, Tandoori, Mughlai or Bengali dishes… Here you can sample the variety of classic Indian dishes found in the Indian Sub-Continent, accompanied with a variety of local beers, wines and service with a smile.
Chef Murrali is the modest chef behind the Eastern Eye and he is a chef of great talent.
Take the biriani which can be a difficult dish, yet this is one of Murrali’s finest. In some Indian restaurants you might be convinced that the dish you are actually getting is a combination of left overs all stirred together.
At the Eastern Eye things are very different, Murrali uses only the freshest of ingredients, everything is cooked from fresh and so you are presented with a fragrant dish full of flavour and spice.. Go on , you should try it!
Another house speciality are the dosas on offer here and these are delivered as a meal in themselves: Butter masala, chicken tikka, lamb and red onion, allepy prawn and Uthappam.
The Eastern Eye on London Road is a stone throw away from the new Emporium theatre, it is a 2 minute walk from the Duke of York Cinema.
We recommend this Indian restaurant as one of the best venues for Indian food in the city.
Indian Special Offers – Thali and Dosa Night
Check out their great value for money ‘specials’ on our events page.
Restaurant promotions include: the Thali dinner night on Thursdays which are £9.99 for a starter and a main course (includes side vegetables, chicken or lamb dish, a vegetarian dish, with rice and bread), Wednesdays are their Dosa Nights £9.99 to include a starter and a Dosa (butter massala, chicken tikka, lamb and red onion, allepy prawn or Uthappam.)
Lunch offers (12-2.30) run Tuesday to Saturday. They are closed on Mondays.
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Dansploitation, 10 months ago
This place is AWESOME. Southern Indian food as it should be. Fine it might be a fraction more than your standard (any town or city) Indian or the decor a little random however what you get for that extra price is dishes that taste freshly cooked for you and meat that is tender and doesn’t tastes like it has come from the frozen section in the cash and carry. You won’t like necessarily where it is if your someone who decides on where to eat by how fancy the location is or the look of a place, however if your more interested in what you put in your mouth then Eastern Eye is definitely up there with the likes of Chilli Pickle and Indian Summer minus the ‘help us pay our rent for this prime location’ tax the other two include. When you go make sure you have/share a Dosa, it is indigenous to and is a staple dish in the southern Indian states and Eastern Eye have the best selection this side of Andhra Pradesh.
Please note – I DO NOT work for Eastern Eye, I’m just a local resident who is chuffed to bits to have a top Indian restaurant and take away on my doorstep.
Jim C., 10 months ago
don’t bother with overpriced westernised chilli pickle –
Eastern Eye = THIS PLACE IS THE REAL DEAL
dosas, sides, and mains all proper south and north indian
Nick, 1 week ago
Best curry we have had for ages! Only downside , position is a little bit off the beaten track