The International, Bradford’s Finest Restaurant?

It’s one o’clock and time for lunch, hum de dum de dum dum…

The International (40-42 Morley Street, Bradford, BD7 1B) has been Mr Holden’s #1 Curry House in Bradford for some time.  Hector is pleased to state that he had tried this outlet years before Mr Holden became known to him.

The Desi Lamb (on-the-bone) was picked up after yesterday’s visit to The Karachi.  Normally I would have ordered a Methi or a Karahi, however the term ‘Desi’ would certainly not be misused.

The liquid had congealed

The foil wrapper was opened to reveal a thick Masala and a fully packed container.  No skimping on portion size here.  Rice?  Indeed, this was chosen for microwave purposes.

Into the Wok

A few minutes later the Desi Lamb was coming to life.  It takes such discipline to withhold the moment and take the required photos.

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On to the plate

The Masala was thick, dark and the Onion content was distinctive.  The Lamb was certainly on-the-bone.  There were many bizarre shapes of bone mixed with meat only.

Down the hatch

The taste was simply magnificent!  The taste was superb.  The richness of the Masala suggested a Chef performing a labour of love had put this meal together.   More exclamations!  !  !

This Curry had everything.  The bits of bone left on the plate were numerous.  There was a perfect volume of actual meat on the plate.

Marg was permitted a sample: ‘It’s spicy!’  Well of course; this is one of the perfect Curries from one of the greatest Curry Houses.

What is for lunch tomorrow?

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