Google Doodle celebrates Anglo-Indian author Sake Dean Mahomed
https://www.cnet.com/news/google-doodle-celebrates-anglo-indian-author-sake-dean-mahomed/
In 1794, Mahomed published The Travels of Dean Mahomed, an autobiographical narrative about his adventures in India. The book recounts his time in the army and describes many important Indian cities and military campaigns.
After moving to London in 1810, Mahomed opened the Hindostanee Coffee House, the first Indian restaurant in Britain. The luxurious restaurant gave Georgian Brits their first taste of curry and the hookah, but financial pressures forced the establishment to close two years later.
Google Doodle celebrates Anglo-Indian author Sake Dean Mahomed
Jan 15, 2019, 2:18am UTC
https://www.cnet.com/news/google-doodle-celebrates-anglo-indian-author-sake-dean-mahomed/
> In 1794, Mahomed published The Travels of Dean Mahomed, an autobiographical narrative about his adventures in India. The book recounts his time in the army and describes many important Indian cities and military campaigns.
> After moving to London in 1810, Mahomed opened the Hindostanee Coffee House, the first Indian restaurant in Britain. The luxurious restaurant gave Georgian Brits their first taste of curry and the hookah, but financial pressures forced the establishment to close two years later.