Gone, but not forgotten

Glasgow  –  The Green Gates (Bank St.)

Glasgow –  Akbar (Cochrane St.)

Glasgow  –  Noor Mahal  (Kilmarnock Rd.)

Glasgow  –  Creme de la Creme (Argyle St.)

Glasgow  –  Mrs Majhu’s  (Byres Rd.)

Glasgow  –  Rajdoot (Hyndland St.)

Glasgow – India Gate (Pollokshaws Rd.)

Glasgow – Cafe Salma (Sauchiehall St.)

Glasgow – Masala Zing (Sauchiehall St.)

Glasgow – Scotland, Mia Sugar & Spice (Sauchiehall St.)

Glasgow – The Khyber  (now Khyber Pass Restaurant)

Glasgow  –  The Modern Punjabi (Paisley Rd. West)

Glasgow  –  Heera / PJ’s / Madras Palace

Glasgow  –  Rawalpindi (Sauchiehall St.)

Glasgow  –  Asmaan Indian Restaurant (Bath St.)

Glasgow  –  Lasani Grill (Allison St.)

Glasgow – Punjabi Charing Cross (North Street)

Glasgow  –  The Koh-I-Noor (North St., Charing X)

Glasgow  –  Scotland,  Basharat G’z

Glasgow  –  Scotland,  New Gandhi Indian Restaurant

Glasgow  –  Scotland, Charcoals Indian Restaurant (Renfield street), now only on Trongate

Glasgow  – Scotland,  Karahi Palace

Helensburgh  –  Akash

Clydebank  –  New Cafe Punjab

Dundee –  Gunga Din  (Perth Rd.)

Memmingen –  Tandoori (Deutschland)

Sheffield – Sahib (England)

Sheffield – Lahori Dhera Grill and Steakhouse (England)

Aberdeen  –  Scotland, Ambal’s Restaurant

Edinburgh  –  Scotland,  Verandah

Athena (Athens) – Greece (Hellas), Kohenoor Indian Restaurant

Athena (Athens) – Greece (Hellas), Taste of India

Aberdeen  –  Scotland, Shri Bheema’s (Bridge of Don), now only on Belmont Street

Bratislava – Slovakia (Slovenská republika), Lahore Pakistani & Indian Restaurant

München (Munich) – Deutschland, Lahori Hajweri (formerly Indien Express), now – Rasoi

Manchester  – England,  Dera

London – England, The India Club at Hotel Strand Continental

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

3 Responses to Gone, but not forgotten

  1. Archie says:

    Don’t know if you remember the Chandigarh in the West End…28 Vinicombe Street G12 to be exact. Fond memories. Old school Punjabi Style establishment with flock wallpaper and Sitar music. Great after a night out at the many drinking establishments up and down Byres Road.

    Hector replies:

    I most certainly do remember a Currry House opposite the cinema @1976 but not its name. I do not recall such an exotic name, was this the only one it went by?

  2. Bombay Duck says:

    The Green Gates on Bank St was the first curry house I ever ate in. That is going back about 48 years !! I think the owner was called Mr Hook. There was certainly nothing subtle about the curries,especially the Keema which was deadly hot. Happy Days.
    Hector replies:
    It was wonderful.

  3. Alan says:

    You have missed The Spice of Life of the gone list!

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