Rahul & Divya
Jhajuha, Fatehpur
- Wedding
- Reception
“A courtyard wedding in Jhajuha where the afternoon light did most of the work.”
A modern-Indian restaurant template that reads like a menu.
A near-black, appetite-forward template for restaurants that take their kitchen seriously. Full-bleed food photography, tight menu tiers (small plates / mains / tasting), a signature-dish case study, chef story, and a reservations form on the same page. Built for single-flagship modern-Indian restaurants at the ₹1,500–₹3,000 per-cover price point.
DM Serif Display / Inter
Do
Name the ingredient, not the emotion
Don’t
Use "curated" or "handpicked"
Rendered straight from the dossier — every color, font, section and line of copy comes from one of the eleven agents.
On the pass
A rolling record of what came out of the kitchen — updated the first Sunday of every month.
The Kitchen
Ember & Ash is one dining room in Bandra West, a walk-in cellar, and a kitchen that opens onto both. Chef Aditi Menon came home from Kyoto in 2024 and hasn’t stopped buying limes. The menu is written every Sunday and printed on Monday morning. There is no à la carte, no substitutions, and no children under twelve — for reasons the chef will explain if you ask her at the pass.
Signature
Jhajuha, Fatehpur
“A courtyard wedding in Jhajuha where the afternoon light did most of the work.”
Kanpur
“Three days in Kanpur — the sangeet ran late and the photographs are better for it.”
Jhajuha, Fatehpur
“A Marwari wedding in Fatehpur with colour and noise in equal measure.”
The regulars
“The aubergine is a small perfect thing. The room is small and dark and the chef comes out at the end of the night to shake your hand. I have started planning my Fridays around it.”
Aarti K.
Bandra · dined seven times
“I brought my mother and she asked for the recipe. The chef said no, in Malayalam, and my mother nodded, in Malayalam. That was the moment I understood the restaurant.”
Rohan V.
Colaba · dined twice
“The wine list is short and unusual. The service is honest without being austere. The music is louder than you expect and the seat is closer to the kitchen than you want. All three are correct.”
Meera D.
Powai · dined four times
Cultural expertise
Delivery promise
Preview gallery in 3 weeks · Full edited gallery in 8 weeks · Physical album in 12 weeks
Tonight’s menu
Small plates
From ₹450
The Mains
From ₹850
Tasting Menu
₹2,400
Common questions
Reservations open every Sunday at 10 am for the following week. Weekends fill within an hour. We hold four seats at the bar every night for walk-ins.
Yes — the tasting menu is written in two parallel columns and either can be requested at booking. About a third of our small plates are naturally vegan; the rest can be adapted with 24 hours’ notice.
We ask that children be aged twelve and above for dinner service. Sunday brunch is family-friendly and we keep a small kids’ menu for the 11am–2pm window.
Please tell us at booking. Serious allergies (nuts, shellfish, gluten) we handle by rewriting your specific menu ahead of the meal. Ambiguous "spicy" requests we handle by asking follow-up questions.
Yes — the dining room seats 20 and the private table below the wine cellar seats 8. Buyouts are available Tuesday to Thursday. Ask on the private-dining page.
Reservations
Tell us the date, the number of covers, and one thing we should know — allergies, celebrations, or a request to sit near the pass. We confirm within 24 hours.