The dining room at Malabar Hut, with a wall of wooden kitchen tools and a chalkboard reading malabar hut

South Indian restaurant in East Ham

Malabar cooking, from the coast of Kerala to East Ham

Biriyani, mandhi, alfham, banana-leaf meals and Kerala curries on High Street North. Open every day from 12 noon to 3am.

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Where
231 High St N, London E6 1JG
Call
07448 575503

Our story

A tribute to Malabar

Malabar Hut is a tribute to the Malabar region of Kerala: to its deeply rooted food culture, bold flavours and generations of culinary tradition, brought from the coast of Kerala to London.

Malabar is a coastal region bordered by the Arabian Sea, shaped by trade, travel and tradition. Romans prized its black pepper. For centuries Arabs sailed to Malabar, bringing spices, saffron and culinary traditions that shaped its cuisine. In the 1500s the Portuguese arrived to trade pepper.

Legend has it the traditional fish curry was too spicy for the Portuguese. To balance the heat, Molly Chechi created Fish Molee, rich in coconut milk and forever remembered by its name. It is on our menu today.

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The Malabar Hut dining room, with a wall telling the culinary history of Malabar

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231 High Street NorthEast Ham, London E6 1JG

07448 575503

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Opening hours
Monday to Sunday12 noon to 3am