An award-winning chain of Indian restaurants has announced its latest initiative aimed at benefitting Havering charities.
Kushi restaurant, which has a branch in Gidea Park, is inviting anyone looking to hold a charity dinner to dine with them.
The offer will see Kushi’s three-course menu offered at a subsided cost of £15 per person, which can be charged to each guest for the suggested price of £25.
Sharif decided to launch this initiative to make up for the many charity events which were cancelled amid the pandemic.
He said: “Staff at Kushi branches are always on hand to help organise a successful event.
“All organisers have to do is invite the guests, arrange raffle prizes, write their speeches – and have a good time.”
Kushi restaurants will also feed homeless people at Christmas as part of the nationwide One Million Meals campaign.
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