Originally established in 1965 - NCG rapidly became popular, especially as it was one of a few offering Indian/ Bangladeshi Cuisine in the Surrey region.

The restaurant has attracted a vast number of people - from the local residence of Dorking and the neighbouring towns/villages to famous politicians and film stars. To name a couple our clientele; the late Oliver Reed, one of Britain's all time great film actor who used to be regular diner and the Sultan of Oman who still has his take-out for the family.

Even from the early years, NCG has kept a tradition of excellence in service, food and its vibrant atmosphere with the highest quality. Today, the newly refurbished NCG projects a contemporary and stylish image. One of which is rarely found in a town such as Dorking.

The Concept was simplicity with a vibrant and dynamic atmosphere. The key feature was to stimulate the effects of a typical village in Bangladesh using colour, thus traditional yet still contemporary.

Bold colours play a vital role in Bangladeshi village buildings. The sound and movements of people adds to the scene. When the colours, sound, movement and the aroma of the food all fuse together the result is a vibrant atmosphere.