An Undoubtedly Unique & Authentic Indian Experience
The word Rassasy dates back to the 15th Century, which means "To Satisfy Guests with a Great Meal".
Even our name reflects what we do - the word Rassasy dates back to 15th Century, which means “To Satisfy Guests with a Great Meal”. We have a single aim, which is to deliver an authentic Indian dining experience to our patrons with the utmost courtesy & hospitality. Indian Rassasy menu will take you on a culinary journey from North to South India.
The team at Indian Rassasy have more than a decade of experience in 5 Star hotels and restaurants in both India and the UK. We opened the Indian Rassasy at the start of 2019 and since then we have been getting outstanding reviews from customers and food critics across Bristol.
A Culinary Journey, North to South
Serving with love
Indian Rassasy offers a Culinary Experience from North to South of India, by using fresh quality ingredients prepared using authentic and classic methods. Through our vision of serving with love and passion we use fresh local ingredients that are sustainably grown and naturally raised with respect for the animals, land and farmers.
Serving with Integrity
Taste the Best Indian Food at Indian Rassasy. Our Restaurant in Bristol serves a wide assortment of Indian dinners and dishes for you to appreciate with loved ones. Discover our Menu through the choices accessible and get in touch with us today to book a table.
Serving with Passion
Food is an art, we believe. If you are serving a living thing, you have to honour that living thing with some kind of care and thought and preparation to rationalise the taking of that life in some way.
In the Press
This Indian Restaurant is only weeks old – but already it’s one of Bristol’s best. Indian Rassasy is the first solo venture of Shamshuddin Bagalkote, who will be a familiar face to Bristol curry fans as he previously worked as a manager at an award winning restaurant in Bristol city centre
Mark Taylor, Bristol Post
Read full review here →One entire wall has been painted by a Weston-super-Mare artist known only as Shruti, the brief from Bagalkote to be a mix of Bristol and India . So hot air balloons fly over the Clifton Suspension bridge, next to colourful peacocks and silhouettes of Temples
Martin Booth, Bristol 24/7
Read full review here →The Visual Banquet
A glimpse of our dishes, our interior and the soul of Indian Rassasy.
Book Your Table
This is a small-ish restaurant but was full to capacity on a Friday night. Booking a table would be advised to avoid disappointment.
Opening Hours
Tuesday – Saturday 5pm – 11pm
Sunday and Monday 5pm – 10pm
Find Us
275 Hotwells Road, Bristol, BS8 4SF
Booking Form for The Indian Rassasy
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