Brick Lane curry houses
Turmeric, chilli oil and ghee mark white cloths quickly. Stained linen is pre-treated by type before washing.

Restaurant linen for Brick Lane, Spitalfields and Canary Wharf: tablecloths, napkins, aprons and whites collected on your schedule.
Get a quoteBrick Lane’s curry houses are among London’s best-known restaurant rows, and Spitalfields and Shoreditch’s edge add market kitchens and modern dining rooms. Canary Wharf has restaurants serving office lunches and evening dining around the docks, and Whitechapel and Bethnal Green have family-run kitchens.
Curry houses on Brick Lane often lay tablecloths and napkins for every sitting, and turmeric and ghee are hard on white linen. We treat those marks before the wash. Canary Wharf restaurants follow the office week, so their linen peaks on weekdays.
Turmeric, chilli oil and ghee mark white cloths quickly. Stained linen is pre-treated by type before washing.
Market stalls and counters use aprons, side towels and cloths. These can be priced by weight.
Restaurants busy Monday to Friday need whites and napkins ready each morning, with a Friday collection clearing the week.
Smaller restaurants send mixed loads of napkins, aprons and tea towels, collected weekly.
Curry house, market kitchen or office lunch: each has its own rhythm.
Turmeric, wine and grease treated first.
Ready for the next sitting.
No Tower Hamlets surcharge: these are our London prices, without VAT. Orders of £50 or more are collected free.
All restaurants pricesFresh turmeric often lifts with pre-treatment; old marks may not fully clear. Tell us when you bag them.
Yes, and across Spitalfields, Whitechapel and Bethnal Green.
Yes, collections can follow the office week.

No contract to start. Your message goes straight to us.
Hand us the bag.
We’ll handle the rest.
Busy kitchen, full hotel, or just a full basket at home, anywhere in London.