Easy Tiger

If you’re after a new take on a classic Sunday roast, perhaps you love the laid back Sunday vibe but aren’t devoted to a traditional roast then @easytigerbn1 has created something well worth your attention. They’ve taken everything we enjoy about a cosy Sunday roast and given it a bold, Indian twist. I was lucky enough to try it last week and came away genuinely impressed!

Known for its amazing Indian street food by @chef_sabu , Easy Tiger has been a long standing favourite for many. So when I heard they were launching a Sunday roast (staying true to their roots and doing it their way) I was thrilled. The pub itself is spacious yet welcoming, with a relaxed, homely feel that suits all ages with a real homely feel

The Sunday menu still has a selection of their popular Indian small plates, and we couldn’t resist starting there. My personal favourite, the iconic Kerala Fried Chicken, remains a standout along with the Punjabi Samosas which were another highlight, crisp, flavourful and the perfect way to begin the meal

For the main, there were three ‘roast’ options available: Tandoori Chicken, Seabream, and a Vegetable dish. We opted to try all three for comparison. Presentation across the board was impressive, vibrant, colourful plates with multiple beautifully prepared elements, each accompanied by its own complementary ‘gravy’. The Tandoori Chicken was exceptional, packed with flavour and paired perfectly with masala new potatoes and a crisp onion pakora. The Seabream offered something refreshingly different; well balanced with the mooli sauce, though being served on the bone made it slightly fiddly to eat. The vegetarian option, a sweet potato curry, was rich and satisfying, especially when scooped up with freshly made paratha

Overall a standout and genuinely unique Sunday roast. Easy Tiger has managed to retain the comforting pub atmosphere while injecting bold Indian flavours. With rotating specials and a ‘mild spice’ kids portion available, it’s a thoughtful offering for the whole family. If you love the Sunday pub ritual but fancy something a little more adventurous, this is a must!