Monthly Archives: May 2010

A quick Curry at London Victoria

Posted on May 31, 2010 by Hector

The final day of May was to be the first day that Marg and Hector went on a wander around the City of Westminster, alone. A Curry-Heute was not the plan. We were meant to rendezvous with the Chaps, however, … Continue reading →

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Shoreham-by-Sea – The Indian Cottage Tandoori – Is this the prettiest Curry House in England

Posted on May 30, 2010 by Hector

Just passing by There was one great pub in Shoreham. There was a disappointing one. In between was a Curry House, in a Tudor style building. There was no Curry-Heute Indeed it was Fish and certainly not Chips: Cod, in … Continue reading →

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Crawley – Ram Sports & Social Club – Lamb Mishkaki, a Kinda’ Curry in Crawley

Posted on May 29, 2010 by Hector

Ram Sports & Social Club (Ifield Avenue, Crawley RH11 7LX) is an unlikely venue for a major taste experience, but within the club house lies the Lal Akash, as is written on the crockery. Lord Clive had recommended this. He … Continue reading →

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Perth, a city in Scotland – Tabla Indian Restaurant

Posted on May 25, 2010 by Hector

This week Hector did his research. Marg had a hockey meeting in Perth, she was afraid of falling asleep at the wheel, so Hector was engaged to ride shotgun: a chance to experience a Curry in a town where I … Continue reading →

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Curry-Heute : Curried Eggs

Posted on May 24, 2010 by Hector

For a change a – Curry – that is definitely not Indian in origin. The recipe is based on Apple and Onion. Usually I make this with Pork Chops, but since this posting would have the recipe I decided to … Continue reading →

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Nando’s, NOT a curry!

Posted on May 23, 2010 by Hector

Today Hector was dragged from his bed early in the morning and he was not going to an airport: instead he was being persuaded up a mountain… Clydesdale Hockey Club (male), incorporating Glasgow Western Hockey Club (female) were having a … Continue reading →

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Urban Pind

Posted on May 22, 2010 by Hector

The Urban Pind (18 Candleriggs G1 1LD, Glasgow) was not necessarily Hector’s Curry-Heute destination, however having spotted the poster on Trongate it appeared to be the obvious place to go. The board outside says the lunch menu was available until … Continue reading →

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Wir essen Curry Heute im den Rathaus!

Posted on May 21, 2010 by Hector

A return to The Village Three weeks since Hector’s last visit to the ‘Glasgow Mecca‘, well the publicity has not be that sensational in recent times. The café has clearly now met the approval of those who decide when our … Continue reading →

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Symington – Balbir’s Route 77 – On the way to Prestwick Airport

Posted on May 20, 2010 by Hector

This is one of three Balbir’s experienced by Hector Since Mr O’Leary changed Hector’s life some ten years ago, Balbir’s Route 77, on the A77 between Glasgow and Prestwick Airport has been passed more times than I can remember. However … Continue reading →

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Shenaz (Granville Street)

Posted on May 19, 2010 by Hector

Does one visit mean many? Jonathan writes: Continuing the celebration of my escape, amongst other things, Kari, John and myself visited one of Glasgow’s oldest curry houses, the Shenaz in Granville Street. This must have been the first Indian restaurant … Continue reading →

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