Srishti’s Kitchen in Bicester wins Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Award 2026

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Srishti’s Kitchen in Bicester wins Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice Award 2026

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Srishti’s Kitchen in Bicester has been placed in the highest 10 per cent of Tripadvisor listings worldwide after receiving the platform’s Travellers’ Choice Award 2026.

The recognition is based on ratings and feedback submitted by customers.

Tripadvisor currently ranks the Oxfordshire restaurant fifth among 155 eateries in Bicester.

Of the 116 reviews shown, 110 have been given the highest rating, Excellent.

Reviewers have described the establishment as offering the best Indian food in Bicester and have praised its home-cooked dishes.

Other feedback has called the food amazing, highlighted the welcoming approach of owner Srishti Rattan and commended the delicious food alongside friendly service.

Ms Rattan hosted a special event at the restaurant on October 25 to mark the award.

Bicester Mayor, Councillor Dr Paul Wheatley, attended with friends and family of the owner.

Rattan opened the business in 2019 under the name Mirch Masala.

She said she was honoured to receive the award and expressed her appreciation to customers from Bicester and beyond for their continued backing.

Reflecting on her experience of running the restaurant, Rattan said food has the power to touch the soul and affect people emotionally.

She also thanked her three children for supporting her through the difficulties and successes of the business, as well as the friends who attended the celebration.

The award represents a proud moment for Srishti’s Kitchen.

Rattan expressed her gratitude to everyone involved in the milestone while emphasizing the importance of developing closer links with the community through meals, hospitality and welcoming service.

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