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Our brand-new retrofuturistic home opposite Battersea Power Station is now open. The bold architecture of the power station speaks of the visions of a brave electric metropolis. Across the globe, in newly independent Bombay, architects, town planners and writers had grand dreams of their own. Dishoom Battersea is a tribute to these future-seekers. 

Bombay, like Battersea, has hosted the dreams of an imagined future. The founding myth that sits behind the design of Dishoom Battersea is that of Choti Dishoom – a girl who lives in Bombay in 1953 and is transported (with the help of magical dice) to an imagined 2023, where she discovers she has superpowers. 

We’ve loved creating Choti Dishoom and may one day continue her story. In the meantime, she has helped us – light-heartedly – bring past and future, Bombay and London, together for the retro-futurist design of Dishoom Battersea.

Kindly read on for her story – at least the beginning of it.

Continue reading.

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    Bookings now open

    Dishoom is mostly a walk-in café – simply come along and walk-in. However, if you'd like to make a reservation, groups of any size may book during the day. After 6pm, we accept bookings for groups of 6 or more. Dogs are welcome.

    Make a reservation

    Our brand-new retrofuturistic home opposite Battersea Power Station is now open. The bold architecture of the power station speaks of the visions of a brave electric metropolis. Across the globe, in newly independent Bombay, architects, town planners and writers had grand dreams of their own. Dishoom Battersea is a tribute to these future-seekers. 

    Bombay, like Battersea, has hosted the dreams of an imagined future. The founding myth that sits behind the design of Dishoom Battersea is that of Choti Dishoom – a girl who lives in Bombay in 1953 and is transported (with the help of magical dice) to an imagined 2023, where she discovers she has superpowers. 

    We’ve loved creating Choti Dishoom and may one day continue her story. In the meantime, she has helped us – light-heartedly – bring past and future, Bombay and London, together for the retro-futurist design of Dishoom Battersea.

    Kindly read on for her story – at least the beginning of it.

    Continue reading.

Food & Drink at Dishoom Battersea

BEGIN YOUR DAY AT DISHOOM with breakfast, which might be a Bacon Naan Roll, a Kejriwal or a Big Bombay. Then lunch lightly on Roomali Rolls and Salad Plates, or linger with a feast. Refresh your afternoon with a drop of Chai and a small plate or two. Dine early or dine late. Or just join us for a tipple - perhaps an India Gimlet, a Permit Room Old-fashioned, or our very good Dishoom IPA?

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Menu

Bombay breakfast, lunch, afternoon chai, dinner and late tipples.

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How to find us

How to find us

Dishoom Battersea is a short walk away from Battersea Power Station underground. On leaving the station, kindly follow the path leading to Electric Boulevard and the outdoor centre. You will find our café entrance on the Upper Ground Floor, overlooking the power station building. (Retail-happy guests will spot us next to Borough Kitchen and opposite Zara.)

Nearest Tube - Battersea Power Station, Northern Line

Nearest Train Station - Battersea Park Station, Overground

Nearest Car Park - Battersea Power Station Car Park

Nearest Santander Bike Docking Station - Sopwith Way, Battersea Park

Contact Details

Dishoom Battersea
42 Electric Boulevard
London
SW11 8BJ

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Tel: 020 7420 9327

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Opening Times

Monday – Thursday
8am to 11pm
Friday
8am to 12am
Saturday
9am to 12am
Sunday
9am to 11pm
Bank Holidays
Open as usual