Masgouf

Masgouf at 41 Connaught Street, Connaught Village serves Iraqi cuisine — specifically masgouf, Iraq's national dish of whole carp marinated in salt, tamarind and turmeric then slow-cooked over an open wood fire. This ancient Iraqi dish dates back thousands of years to the fishing villages of the Tigris and Euphrates and is considered one of the great fish dishes of the Middle East. Connaught Street W2 is in the heart of Connaught Village, an upmarket enclave close to Hyde Park and Marble Arch underground station on the Central line.

Iraqi restaurants are rare in London, making Masgouf a genuinely unique dining destination for those seeking the authentic flavours of Iraqi cuisine in an elegant Connaught Village setting.