The 10th English Curry Awards 2021 welcomed 350 guests at the Holiday Inn Birmingham Airport-NEC on Monday, October 18, in a celebration of the English curry Industry.
The English Curry Awards 2021 are a celebration of local businesses, where winners are a true reflection of quality and customer service, as they are chosen by members of the general public.
The awards recognised the hard work, determination, impeccable service and efforts of the best English curry establishment and professionals that create and serve delicious dishes at an excellent standard.
Owners Murad and Jay and family members attended the black-tie event hosted by presenter, Tommy Sandhu.
Masala City, which is situated on 8 St Pancras, Chichester was a finalist in the Restaurant of the Year category for South East.
They won the regional title and then were announced as the overall winner from all regional winners.
The English Curry Awards 2021 embodied the strength of the nation’s hospitality industry. It is a vast group of men and women from the restaurant and takeaway industry who specialise in creating England’s favourite dish.
Irfan Younis, CEO of Oceanic Consulting, said: “We are honoured and delighted to have such great finalists and winners representing the English curry industry and enhancing its reputation nationally and internationally.
Co-owners Murad Hossain and Jay Hussain said: “We are both in shock and had a sleepless night, we were very pleased to win our region but then to be announced as the overall winner was just a total surprise.
"Thank you to our customers, family & friends and our team who all contribute to our success”.
Worthing's "Hardest Geezer" run's with the Prime Minister
Antique clock returned to Brighton museum following 2001 theft
Sussex Clare’s Law statistics
Liphook woman to row 8000 miles across the Pacific Ocean.
Sussex specialist domestic abuse courts introduced
Appeal to reunite owners with suspected stolen silverware
Plants to spend £26million on West Sussex County Council Computer System
Two men jailed in Crawley murder investigation
Those in Sussex with learning disabilities at risk of heart disease
WANTED: Connor Davis, 29, from Hayling Island
On Air