Contemporary Indian dining · New Delhi

FIRE.
EARTH.
FEAST.

A modern Indian table shaped by the seasons, cooked over charcoal and served with generous spirit.

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Charcoal-roasted cauliflower with saffron sauce at Mitti and Ember
COOKED
WITH
FIRE

The season’s centrepiece
Charcoal cauliflower · saffron · herbs

ROOTED IN MEMORYALIVE WITH FIRESERVED WITH JOY

How we cook

NOTHING HIDES
FROM THE FIRE.

01

Whole ingredient

We begin with what the farm sends, preserving character rather than forcing uniformity.

02

Patient heat

Coal, smoke and time build flavour that shortcuts never will.

03

Open table

Vegetables lead the menu; every dietary need receives real culinary thought.

The warm terracotta dining room at Mitti and Ember

A room with roots

MADE OF
EARTH.
LIT BY
EMBER.

Chef Ira Sen and host Kabir Mehta built Mitti & Ember around a simple idea: Indian food can look forward without turning its back on memory.

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Notes from the restaurant

THE JOURNAL.

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From the kitchen · 12 August 2026

Why our kitchen begins with fire

Chef Ira Sen on patient heat, whole vegetables and the flavour hidden inside a good char.

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People · 30 July 2026

Meet the growers behind our monsoon menu

A morning with the small farms growing our amaranth, chillies and fragrant herbs.

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At the restaurant · 14 July 2026

A slower kind of Sunday

How the weekly mehfil became our favourite table of the week.

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Dinner is waiting

COME HUNGRY.
LEAVE GLOWING.