The Cat's Pyjamas Leeds: Street food joint to open third venue inside Indian restaurant Deeva in Farsley

With a venue in Headingley and Chapel Allerton, the Cat's Pyjamas is set to open its third Leeds restaurant in Farsley on January 26.

The street food restaurant will be operating from the upper floor of the contemporary Indian restaurant Deeva in Town Street, which will also remain open.

It announced its arrival in the Leeds town back in November last year on its social media channels.

In a Facebook post, the team behind the Cat's Pyjamas said: "For thousands of years, street food culture has enriched the towns and cities of India and Pakistan with vibrant colours, heady aromas and unforgettable flavours that everyone should encounter in a life well lived.

"But if nipping over to Delhi, Goa, Karachi or Lahore doesn’t quite fit in with your schedule, come to The Cat’s Pyjamas and revel in the authentic Indian experience right here in Farsley."

It added: "Farsley might not share India or Pakistan's tropical climate, but the Yorkshire weather has not kept our chefs from capturing the essence of legendary dishes and serving them with their own flourishes of brilliance.

"And if you like your curries cooked and served by professional staff who really know their chaat from their chole and their matar from their molee, we are the only game in town.

"Our team is proudly headed up by one of the best chef's in the business and, luckily for you, he has found his calling in life: bringing the grandees of Indian street food to Leeds and tailoring them to your palette."

The restaurant currently serves a range of starters including pani puri, chaat and bhajis. It also boasts an extensive list of curries. This includes saag paneer, railway potato curry and butter chicken.

Find out more information about the Cat's Pyjamas in Farsley via its social media channels.