Tamasha Lindfield: Where Indian Flavours Meet Sussex Sensibility
There’s something grounded and honest about the food at Tamasha Lindfield. It doesn’t try too hard. It doesn’t need to. This is a place where Indian cooking meets local attitude—not flashy, not forced, just food that tastes right. And that’s exactly why Tamasha Indian Restaurant deserves your attention. Indian Food Without the Stereotypes Too many Indian restaurants settle into the comfort zone of overused curries and sauces that blur into each other. Tamasha Indian Restaurant doesn’t follow that script. The kitchen here gives traditional dishes the care they need and keeps things clean, bold, and precise. This isn’t about pushing boundaries for the sake of it—it’s about knowing what works and making it matter. Standouts from the Menu You’ll find all the familiar names on the menu, sure, but they come with sharper execution and none of the shortcuts. The Lamb Rogan Josh is a good example. No oily slick, no drowning in tomato. Just soft lamb, slow-cooked with real flavour, not a ...
