Suresh Raina, a former cricketer for India, revealed today that he is opening a restaurant in the Netherlands.
Raina claimed in a social media post announcing his new business that Raina Indian Restaurant would bring the best of Indian food to Amsterdam.
Indian cuisine will be served in Amsterdam at the new restaurant from Suresh Raina
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He posted a few images of the restaurant on Instagram along with the caption:
“I am absolutely ecstatic to introduce Raina Indian Restaurant in Amsterdam, where my passion for food and cooking takes center stage.”
“Over the years, you’ve seen my love for food and experienced my culinary adventures. Now I’m on a mission to bring the most authentic and genuine flavors from various parts of India straight to Europe’s heart,” he added.
According to Suresh Raina, Raina Indian Restaurant is a celebration of authentic Indian flavors.
From the “rich spices of North India to the aromatic curries of South India, Raina Indian Restaurant is a tribute to the diverse and vibrant culinary tapestry of my beloved country,” he wrote.
Seafood, vegetarian, and meat dishes will all be available, according to the restaurant’s online menu.
For instance, the menu’s “Chicken curry dishes” section features traditional dishes like butter chicken and chicken korma.
While the “Vegetarian side dishes” section offers dishes like paneer butter masala, dal makhni, and jeera aloo.
Three chefs work together to run the kitchen. Sunil Kumar, a specialist in north Indian curries; Omkar Singh, known as the “sweet mastermind,” who is in charge of desserts; and Dinesh Singh, the tandoor master.
Cricketer Raina is not the first to make a financial commitment to the hospitality industry.
One8 Commune, a chain of eateries with Virat Kohli as the owner, and Dine Fine, a restaurant with Zaheer Khan as the owner, both have locations in Pune.
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