“I am thrilled to bring some very exciting news to Edinburgh by introducing a new dining venue to the city,” Farin Road. ” They are introducing creative concept, creating a genuine neighborhood restaurant with a real sense of community. They want to give locals and visitors the chance to gather friends and family and experience a new dining destination, whether you want to have a birthday party or want some relaxing meals and moments , or want to enjoy a relaxed evening meal, discovering some of the very best ingredients from vast African foods – there will be something for everyone.
A little ago, Farin Road began to develop new innovative ideas of representing African cuisine through pop-ups and supper clubs in Edinburgh. Every course is culturally rich and steeped in history, distinguished for its complex flavors and unique flavors.
Tunde Abifarin has been working as a chef, private chef and running supper clubs. Opening a pop-up restaurant in Edinburgh is a stepping stone to his first restaurant in Africa. Farin Road caters to a hungry audience with a carefully designed, entirely in-house prepared menu.
The Farin Road will be a popular African restaurant. It will serve as a venue for promoting or exhibiting African products and products from across the continent. The take away menu is a bit different and interesting because it offers street food from different African countries. The team at Farin Road is very excited to offer its tasty meals to the people.
Farin Road will open twice a week initially, on Fridays and Saturdays, and expand as business grows. You’ll surely love this place ,It shares a location with Tani Modi at 103 Hanover St, Edinburgh EH2 1DJ. Tani Modi closes at 4pm, while Farin Road opens at 5.30pm.
Make your reservations at this link www.farinroad.co.uk and spend quality time with your loved one.
You can visit Farin Road at instagram: Farin.road.
You can also check their facebook page: Farin road.
Or you can mail them at [email protected].
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