ACTON'S popular Indian restaurant, the Chapati Club, is set to resume its indoor comedy nights from May 27, as the Government's guidelines allow indoor dining once again.

The ticket price is £16.50 for chapatis and a curry, but this does not go towards the acts, so there will also be an honesty box available to donate to on the night.

Resh Sonchhatla, the owner of the restaurant told Nub News: "We usually have three or four comedy acts on the night and previously it's been really successful, as we have a really good night with lots of laughing.

"We've been established for about four years now and we hope for it to be a regular thing with locals as there's not much comedy in West London and sometimes we even have established pros come along on the night who are warming up for a big event."

The restaurant also hopes to hold more collaborated events in the upcoming summer months.

Resh said: "We work closely with Vindinista on Churchfield Road and in the future we hope to host some wine and curry nights with them, you get a good meal and also get try to up to five different wines."

The restaurant will be restricting the number of people attending, in order to maintain social distancing measures and to keep everyone safe.

To reserve a space, you can send a direct message to the team on Instagram or call 020 8740 4604 to book.

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