Raised in a Parsee family.
Studied Hotel Management and Food Technology.
Rose through the ranks in Mumbai and Goa.
Relocated to the UK to start a new culinary chapter.
Opened the landmark restaurant in Whitechapel.
For services to the hospitality industry.
Moved the restaurant to Royal Albert Wharf.
Cyrus Todiwala is a pioneer of sustainable Indian cuisine in the UK, blending traditional Parsee and Goan flavors with British ingredients. He is a frequent guest on BBC's Saturday Kitchen and is known for his commitment to ethical sourcing and education in the hospitality sector.
Customers frequently praise the restaurant for its 'warm hospitality' and 'authentic, complex spice profiles.' Reviews often highlight that the food feels personal and home-cooked yet refined. The move to Royal Albert Wharf has been noted as a refreshing change of scenery.
Cafe Spice Namasté, The Taj Mahal Palace Hotel (Mumbai), Taj Holiday Village (Goa), Mr. Todiwala's Kitchen, The Tandem
Parsee Dhansak, Beetroot Cutlets, Country Captain Chicken, Goan Prawn Curry, Keralan Spider Crab Pulao
He was the first Indian chef to be awarded both an MBE and an OBE. He also founded the 'Zest Quest Asia' competition to encourage young chefs in the UK to master Asian cuisine.
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