We Are Open for Business!

Local representatives and distinguished guests witnessed the opening of a new Indian restaurant called The Silsila.

The restaurant is located in Rugeley on Horsefair which used to be known as the Old Ganges.

The Silsila is a non-licensed establishment which means customers will be able to bring their own alcohol.

Consumers who live within three miles of The Silsila will be able to have their food delivered for free.

Attendees were very impressed with the layout out of the restaurant and the friendly nature of the staff.

Rugeley Rugby club representative Martin Deridder said: “The restaurant was decorated really nicely and the atmosphere made the evening perfect.”

Guests received a three course meal starting with a baked cheese tomato salad with beef. The main course consisted of a chicken curry, as well as beef curry with a side portion of vegetables and for desert cake.

Pat Hancock a member of the Rugeley Traders described the evening as “wonderful.”

Hancock said: “I am sure we as Traders will look to help The Silsila in any way we can”

“I personally will be recommending this restaurant to my customers.”

Young artist Carrie Reynolds exhibited her own abstract pieces which provided added colour to the décor.

 Reynolds said it was a privilege to display her work at The Silsila and received good feedback from the guests.

Councillor Diane Todd who opened the restaurant said that the owner and staff had done a fantastic job in getting the restaurant ready.

She said: “The Silsila will become a huge asset to Rugeley and I hope many people will dine here for years to come.”

VIP guest Dan Statham said: “I will definitely be coming again the staff were friendly, the food was varied and plentiful.”

The staff were highly praised by the guests as being very friendly and helpful.

Staff member Shev Rahman described the opening of The Silsila as an “exciting new adventure.”

He said:  “The employees were on edge to begin with because we wanted to ensure everything was perfect”

“We have received excellent feedback from the guests and fingers crossed The Silsila will become a huge success.”

General Manager Zubair Ahamed said the evening was a great success and that everyone who attended had enjoyed themselves.

After the event Ahamed explained that the high standard of food and service should be a great incentive for attracting customers.

Members of the public who follow  @SilsilaRugeley via Twitter or like The Silsila on Facebook; http://www.facebook.com/SilsilaRestaurantRugeley will have the opportunity to receive discounted offers.

 

 

(Picture taken by Carrie Reynolds)

“The Silsila is officially declared open by Cannock Chase Councillor Diane Todd to the delight of guests and representatives.”