London's Vama Indian restaurant to relocate

29th January 2010, 8:16am

London's Indian restaurant Vama is to close tomorrow (30 January) and will re-open at a new location in the West End later this year.

The site will be refurbished and launched as a brand new Bombay Bicycle restaurant and delivery kitchen unit, set to open Wednesday 10th February.

Arjun Varma, managing director of V8 Gourmet Group, commented: "In order for Vama to be able to meet client demand and with new developments in our business.We have had to seek larger premises for the existing Vama restaurant. We have therefore decided that Vama be moved to a new high profile West End location.

"We are proud to be replacing the vacated site by a Bombay Bicycle restaurant and delivery kitchen, which is not far from our other Bombay Bicycle sites such as those in Balham, Hampstead and Holland Park. These are very exciting developments for us and the many followers of Vama cooking need not worry, we'll be back soon!"

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