Oxford Indian restaurant faces possible liquidation after a year
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 19 Oct, 16:31 · Archive
Popular Oxford Indian restaurant Dhamroo could be liquidated after its owner called a creditors' meeting.
Golden Spoon World Ltd, which operates Dhamroo on London Road in Headington, has issued a notice in The Gazette announcing a creditors' meeting on 12 November. The meeting is part of the Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation process, used when a company is struggling financially and may be wound up. Director Ma Adnan Khan issued the notice, with insolvency practitioner Simon Renshaw of IQ Insolvency Limited involved in the case. Creditors must submit proof of their debt by 4pm on the business day before the meeting to vote.
Dhamroo opened in Headington in late 2025 after taking over the former Bhoomi Kitchen site. The restaurant has built a strong reputation among diners despite the proposed liquidation. On Tripadvisor, it holds a rating of 4.9 out of five from 54 reviews and is ranked 58th out of 554 restaurants in Oxford. Reviewers have praised the restaurant's 'super friendly' staff, food quality and selection of vegetarian dishes.
Creditors are due to meet virtually on 12 November to discuss the company's future and decide next steps. No decision has yet been made on the company's future, and the notice does not necessarily mean the restaurant will close.
How it is being reported
- Popular Indian restaurant could be liquidated after less than a yearOxford Indian restaurant Dhamroo could be liquidated as owner Golden Spoon World Ltd calls creditors’ meeting, but closure is not confirmed.Oxford Mail · 19 Oct, 16:00
- Popular Indian restaurant could be liquidated after less than a yearOxford Indian restaurant Dhamroo could be liquidated as owner Golden Spoon World Ltd calls creditors’ meeting, but closure is not confirmed.Oxfordshire Guardian · 19 Oct, 16:00
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