Essex restaurant highlights the importance of healthy eating ahead of World Health Day
An Essex eatery is stressing the importance of healthy eating as World Health Day approaches on April 7, run by the World Health Organisation (WHO).
The Tandoor at the Chambers restaurant offers a genuine taste of North India in the east London suburb of Buckhurst Hill, Essex. The high-end venue on Queens Road creates a sophisticated yet relaxed atmosphere.
Owners Vip and Manisha Bagga, said: “We fully support the aims of the World Health Organization and their work, including in areas like North India, where we have our roots. Millions of people across the world don’t have access to free healthcare, and so may have to choose between treatment and other essentials such as food, clothes or even housing.”
In 2019, the WHO is making universal coverage its theme for World Health Day.
Vipan adds: “The day could also be a good chance to think about your own health, and what you eat is clearly a key part of that.”
The Tandoor at the Chambers has invested heavily in the quality of its food. Four Michelin-starred chefs work there, and there is a focus on locally sourced food and high-quality meat cuts. Vegetarian customers and those who have to eat a dairy or gluten-free diet are also catered for.
The Tandoor at the Chambers also provides a takeaway service and serves dinner six nights a week. On Fridays and Saturdays, there are two evening servings, giving customers the option to eat early (just before 6 pm) if they wish to do so. On Sundays, the restaurant serves between 12 pm and 10 pm.
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For more information contact Vipan Bagga on 020 3592 5372 or email Vipan.bagga@hotmail.co.uk
You can also visit http://tandooratthechambers.co.uk/
To learn more about World Health Day, go to: https://www.who.int/campaigns/world-health-day/world-health-day-2019