Family Pass to Leeds Castle

About the Sponsor Jumeira Indian Restaurant

Located in the heart of Staplehurst in Kent, Jumeira is not only an award-winning restaurant, but much loved by locals because it actively engages in community life and supports local events. It provides Box Office services for local community organisations that are running events that are ticketed and often provides pop-up catering at them as well.

Tarak and his team are dedicated to providing an exceptional customer experience and their Indian food is exquisite. In fact Jumeira has just released a new menu this autumn with some delicious additions to each course. Classic favourites such as Chicken Korma and Sag Aloo, are now joined by some interesting dishes including ‘Butterfly’ prawn fritters, ‘Ajwani’ mildly spiced Salmon, ‘Massala Monkfish’ and ‘Channa Palak’ a vegetarian delight of spiced chickpeas and spinach cooked in medium spices to name but a few.

The restaurant is inviting and stylish and the attention paid to delivering swift service and a mouth-watering dining experience is first rate. As regular diners at Jumeira Team Big WOW can highly recommend it.

For more information about Jumeira and to browse their menus please click on their website link on this page.

About the prize

Win a Family Pass to Leeds Castle valid for one year on multiple visits including entry to the fabulous festive event ‘One Upon A Time’ during this Christmas holiday, until 1st January 2019.

This Christmas, Paddington™ will join a selection of festive stories told through illustration as Leeds Castle presents ‘Once Upon a Time at Christmas’. See the magnificent Castle rooms beautifully displayed with glittering decorations and fragrant pine trees styled around a selection of well-known and much loved traditional winter tales.

Continue your journey through our classic Christmas stories as children and adults alike will recognise characters from ‘The Nutcracker’ and ‘The Snow Queen’. Be careful not to wake ‘Sleeping Beauty’ as you explore the Castle and lookout for Scrooge in the depiction of Charles Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’.

Don’t miss the showpiece 20ft Christmas tree in the Inner Hall but beware of the chill Jack Frost has cast over it!