A pop-up supper served with an Indian film? Count us in.

Fancy a bit of #HumpDay relief?
A delicious dinner of fresh Indian fare and a brilliant documentary could be the perfect way to break up the week.
Hot foot it to Ballymaloe Grainstore on Wednesday, September 4th, 2019 for an Indian Evening of Food & Film as part of fEast Cork – a celebration of everything that’s good to eat in Midleton.
Kicking off at 6.30pm, the fun begins with an authentic, flavour-infused North Indian supper served by Arun Kapil of Green Saffron.
Here’s the mouthwatering menu:
- Tandoori Chicken Masala, Rich Tomato & Fenugreek Glaze
- Jeera’ rice, salt lemon riata
- Vegetarian option: Green Saffron’s ‘Tikki Thali’, smoky jalfrezi lentils, tadha dahl, parsnip & red onion bhaji balls.
- Sides: Plain naan and bitter leaves with a mustard-mayo yoghurt dressing.
At 8pm, everyone will settle down for a screening of The Lunch Box, a movie based on Mumbai’s Dabbawallahs, a community of 5000 dabba (lunchbox) deliverymen.
When Harvard University analysed their delivery system, they concluded that just one in a million lunch boxes is ever delivered to the wrong address. This film is the story of that one lunch box.
Tickets for an Indian Evening of Food & Film are €25pp here, including supper and the film screening.
You’ll be sailing into the weekend before you know it.