Helen’s Place, India’s first Indo-Portuguese restaurant known for blending flavour with storytelling, introduces Flavours of 2026, a menu inspired by kitchens across Europe, Asia, and India. Rooted in comfort yet driven by imagination, this new selection reinterprets familiar dishes through a contemporary lens, bringing together global influences with a sense of warmth, balance, and quiet creativity.

With Flavours of 2026, Helen’s Place explores how comfort food evolves as it travels, moving from Malabar to Madrid, Osaka to Canton. Each dish is shaped by inspiration rather than imitation, where nostalgic flavours are layered with bold textures, high-impact ingredients, and inventive twists. The result is a menu that feels recognisable at heart, yet refreshed with a new, expressive point of view.

Designed by Abhrajyoti Nandy, Executive Chef at Helen’s Place, the menu stays true to the brand’s philosophy of restraint and respect for ingredients. Flavours are layered with intent, using elements like pickle glaze, mango-chili, chimichurri, truffle, and ghee roast to create depth without overwhelming the palate. Curated as a series of small, shareable plates with a social energy, the menu invites discovery across cities, cultures, and cravings, where every bite feels recognizable, yet entirely new.

Highlights include the wok-tossed chicken with mustard-pickle glaze, offering a bold, tangy depth, and the salmon ceviche with mango and chilli, which adds brightness and lift. Regional flavours come through in the Malabar ghee roast prawns with paratha, and the coastal cafreal prawns, layered with spice and richness. The tenderloin with mushroom ragù cream and chimichurri balances indulgence with freshness, while avocado corn crunch with green pea hummus introduces a lighter, textured element. Ricotta bites with walnut and honey complete the experience on a soft, comforting note.