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Spice Up Your Morning with  Kricket’s new £15 Breakfast Thali
17/11/25

Spice Up Your Morning with Kricket’s new £15 Breakfast Thali

Kricket Shoreditch is shaking up London mornings with the launch of its new tasting-style Breakfast Thali, a bold and flavour-packed take on the most important meal of the day. Priced at £15 per person, the thali brings together a generous spread of Kricket’s signature breakfast dishes, served in the vibrant and contemporary setting of its all-day Kafé.


Designed to encourage Londoners to step outside their usual breakfast routine, the Kricket Breakfast Thali offers a little bit of everything. At its centre sits a fluffy pao (a soft Indian bread roll) filled with a choice of crispy bacon and tangy tomato chutney, spicy Goan sausage with Salli potatoes, or a perfectly fried sunny-side-up egg.


Around the pao, diners will find a selection of Kricket’s most-loved breakfast creations. The spiced eggs Bhurji deliver comforting warmth and texture, while crispy Andhra hash browns, grilled mushrooms, and a punchy tamarind brown chutney reimagine the traditional full English with a South Asian twist. A side of comforting Chole (spiced chickpeas) adds depth and heat, while a cooling finale comes in the form of a silky vanilla Shrikhand; a traditional yoghurt-based dish served with homemade granola, blackberries, and seasonal fruit salad.


To complete the experience, each Breakfast Thali comes with a steaming cup of Kricket’s signature Masala Chai; freshly brewed every morning, aromatic with cardamom and spices, and the perfect partner to the richly layered spread.


Available every weekday from 8am and weekends from 9am, the £15 Breakfast Thali is an invitation to start the day differently; a morning feast that captures the essence of Kricket’s inventive, modern Indian cooking in one memorable meal.


Address: 35-42 Charlotte Rd, London EC2A 3PB

Website: https://kricket.co.uk/shoreditch/ 


Written by Enytha Peer  

Photography courtesy of Rebecca Dickson 




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“Carnaby in Colour ” pop up with Kris Andrew Small 

  • Nyla Sammons
  • Aug 22, 2023
  • 1 min read

Updated: May 14, 2024

Head down to Carnaby Street this September to visit Kris Andrew Small’s amazing eye-popping wraparound artwork shop and a gallery with a whole host of events including the artist himself live painting, a panel talk, workshops, curated clothing and screen prints for sale.

The artist and designer has transformed 57 Carnaby Street into his new installation encouraging visitors to “Be Human” and experience life in colour and positivity. You’ll be able to get involved with screen printing, hear more from Kris and his co-collaborators, and buy exclusive items from artists Annu Kilpeläinen, Hattie Stewart, YONK and Kelly Anna.

On 2nd and 23rd September you can get a custom tote bag printed courtesy of People of Print, pick any “Be Human” design by Kris and get your creative juices flowing.

Talks more your thing? On 6th September from 7:00pm – 8:30pm there’s a panel discussion with  Kris Andrew Small x Gay Times x Queer about Art as Queer Activism. The panel will discuss important figures in the Queer art world and where it’s heading today.

The following evening Kris will be hand painting live with his iconic LDN print curated for the event live in the pop up. This is all part of “Carnaby in Colour”, a summer of activations, shopping and dining promotions with colourful art installations around the streets created with the recycling brand, Are You Mad.

Address: 57 Carnaby Street, London, W1F 9QF Dates: 29th August – 27th September

Opening hours: 11am – 7pm Mon-Sat and 12pm-6pm Sunday

Written by Claire Selby

Image courtesy of Kris Andrew Small and Carnaby Street

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