Dining


All wines are imported from France and Italy. Additionally, a room for all types of functions is available for business, social, committees or club meetings where a 2 course or 3 course meal ca be pre-ordered. The room can accommodate from 4 to 14 people. The room is free of charge with free WI-FI available from 8.30am until 5pm.


LUNCH ON EASTER SUNDAY - ROAST OR AN INDIAN? The Krishna in Headcorn offers you the choice. Housed in a beautiful 15th C Tudor building, it is the perfect place to meet up with friends and family. Liz the proprietor says 'To make the most of the long weekend, book a table for the HALF PRICE OFFER on Sunday or Monday evening'.


Out Mughal


Dynasty, Maidstone - One of the most popular Indian restaurants in Maidstone, the proprietor, Mitu Chowdhury has over 24 years experience in ensuring his menu marries western presentation with well judged Indian spicing and succeeding.....blissfully. The dishes are appreciated by all customers for their authenticity, freshness and delightful taste. can cater for weddings and parties and offer ample parking. Prefer to dine at home? No problem, simply order your dishes online – see www.mughaldynasty.com


Open 7 Days A Week


12 noon to 2.30pm & 6pm - Midnight (inc. Bank Holidays)


Air conditioned and spacious restaurant.


14 London Road Maidstone ME16 8QL Book Now On


01622 763360 or 01622 763770


www.mughaldynasty.com


3 Course Lunchtime Special! Starter Platter


Any main course of your choice served with saag aloo, pilau rice and naan bread


Vegetable soup or Mediterranean salad Chicken or lamb served with


roast potatoes and fresh vegetables


Finish with a mouth-watering selection of desserts from the trolley Coffee & Mints


SpringMadness!


EASTER SUNDAY EASTER MONDAY


All Indian Food Served At The Restaurant Will Be Half Price! 6pm - 9pm


Good Friday Fresh Fish


2 Courses for £21


a: 41 High Street, Headcorn


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