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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Satuday night at the Punjabi Charing Cross
This evening’s Curry-Heute was nearly an afternoon Edinburgh Curry, alas the lure of The Volunteer Arms in Musselburgh was too strong and the resolve became to visit Hari at the Punjabi Charing Cross (157-159 North Street, Glasgow. G3 7DA). It … Continue reading
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Glasgow – The Banana Leaf – A Southside South Indian experience
When ?Stan! suggested we try the Banana Leaf this evening I assumed he meant the original venue in the West End, alas it was the newer Southside restaurant (105 Albert Drive, Glasgow, G41 2SU) he had in mind. Dr Rick … Continue reading
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Caspian, The Manchester Curry Mile
After a day trip to Sheffield, only ?Stan! (two lunches) and Hector were left standing. One of us had been saving oneself for another visit to the famous Manchester Curry Mile. A taxi took me to the top end of … Continue reading
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Macnhester – Al-Faisal Tandoori – Hector returns to the Northern Quarter
It is a thirty five minute walk at Hector’s not too slovenly pace from the Travelodge on Upper Brooke St. to Thomas St. in the Northern Quarter. I had budgeted for forty. ?Stan! was waiting, punctual as ever. Howard and … Continue reading
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Punjab Tandoori, The Manchester Curry Mile
?Stan! and Hector were the last of the group to leave the New Oxford, the rest retiring after a long day before the pint glass. Having only arrived at 21.00, Hector had much to catch up on. Foremost in my … Continue reading
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The Sheerin Palace, Part 2
The Sheerin Palace (300 Allison St, Glasgow, G42 8HQ) serves authentic food in the style and with flavours that have largely disappeared (from Glasgow) in the mist of time. Cheap and Cheerful is an apt description for this Curry Café. … Continue reading
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Shahed’s, Union Street, Glasgow
Established 1974 it says above the window of the latest Curry Café to be established in Glasgow. Located in a main thoroughfare across the road from the side entrance to Central Station, Shahed’s (78-80 Union St, Glasgow, G1 3QS) is … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Punjabi Charing Cross – credit where it’s due
Last night was wonderful, tonight was going to be something else. Hari, Mein Host at Punjabi Charing Cross (157 North Street Glasgow, G3 7DA) had promised Hector fresh Karela prepared in his own inimitable way. One assumed this would be mixed … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Punjabi Charing Cross – every day in every way…
The holidays are over; it is back to the normal routine. This means the Friday 6pm Curry rendezvous with ?Stan!. ?Stan! has eaten Curry twice over the New Year period in the company of Hector: at Ulverston on Hogmanay and … Continue reading
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Bradford – Mid-day at The International
The final day of the New Year trip did not mean that Hector would let up. With OCD to the fore there had to be a lunchtime Curry-Heute before embarking on the drive back to Glasgow. When one is in … Continue reading
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