Not fusion. Just honest, modern Indian cooking.
Kismet takes the spice blends and techniques of Indian home kitchens — tandoor, ghee roast, mustard-seed tempering — and builds a dinner menu around sharing plates, not steam trays.
Every dish is built from a house blend of whole spices, ground and toasted in-house: turmeric, star anise, mace, holy basil, saffron, triphala. You'll taste the difference between "spiced" and seasoned with intention — that's the whole idea.
Ajay Kumar
Leads a dinner menu that moves from puffed-rice street snacks through tandoor classics to slow-cooked lamb ghee roast — reworking the food he grew up on for a Richmond dining room.
Dinner Menu · Summer 2026