List of Indian chefs
This is a list of Indian chefs, who are known for their work in the culinary arts and preparing various types of Indian dishes and recipes.
Indian chefs
Some of the notable Indian chefs include:[1][2][3][4]
- Aarti Sequeira (1978–Present)
- Anjum Anand (1971–Present)
- Surjan Singh Jolly
- Farrokh Khambata
- Floyd Cardoz [5][6][7] (1960–2020)
- Gaggan Anand
- Garima Arora
- Harpal Sokhi
- Akshita Dhapola
- Diwakar Bhoj
- Diya Bhoj
- Hemant Bhagwani [8][9][10]
- Jacob Sahaya Kumar Aruni (1972-2012)
- Kumar Mahadevan (1960–Present)
- Kunal Kapur
- M.S. Krishna Iyer
- Madhur Jaffrey (1933–Present)
- Manav Paul[11] (1975-Present)
- Maneet Chauhan (1976–Present)
- Manish Mehrotra (1974–Present)
- Manju Malhi
- Manjunath Mural (1973–Present)
- Mehboob Alam Khan
- Narayana Reddy
- Narayanan Krishnan (1981–Present)
- Nelson Wang (1950–Present)
- Nikita Gandhi [12][13] (2012–Present)
- Nilesh Limaye (1972–Present)
- Nita Mehta
- Rajesh Mazumder
- Raji Jallepalli (1949–2002)
- Ranveer Brar (1978–Present)
- Ritu Dalmia (1973–Present)
- Romy Gill (1972–Present )
- Sanjay Thumma (1970–Present)
- Sanjeev Kapoor (1964–Present)
- Saransh Goila (1987–Present)
- Shazia Khan
- Shipra Khanna (1981–Present)
- Shonali Sabherwal
- Suvir Saran (1972–Present)
- Tarla Dalal (1936- 2013)
- Vikas Khanna (1971–Present)
- Vikram Sunderam [14][15]
- K.N. Vinod[16][17]
- Vishwesh Bhatt [18]
- Vivek Singh (1971–Present)
- Vineet Bhatia
- Oindrila Bala
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- Abinash Nayak
See also
References
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