High court enforcement notice plastered outside Gulshan Indian Food in North End, Portsmouth

Baliffs Wilson & Roe have placed the order on Gulshan Indian Food in London Road, North End. A notice of enforcement is handed out to businesses which need to recover debt, and are given after a high court judgement.

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The order gave the occupants until 5pm on November 20 to move their goods out of the building. Like many businesses, Gulshan Indian Food was rocked by the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020 – opening for two weeks in December before having to close again due to a lockdown.

They reopened again on February 18, 2021, and reported an uptick in customers. The business was previously known as Fuego’s Street Food until it was destroyed by a fire in August 2020 just five months after opening.

Wilson & Roe and Gulshan owner Abdul Hoque, of Southsea, have both been approached for more details.