Monthly Archives: March 2026

Den Haag – Delhi Darbar – Beware of the Red Dip!

Posted on March 28, 2026 by Hector

The Hector has been back to Blighty since Sunday’s post in Brussel, if only to fetch Marg. We find ourselves in Den Haag, Nederland, at the start of a three nation sojourn following our favourite Norwegian band – Gazpacho – … Continue reading →

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Brussel (Anderlecht) – Noor Tandoori – Buffet Sunday

Posted on March 22, 2026 by Hector

September 2025 – Looks like Noor Tandoori could be my first port of call next time in Brussel, unless Chilli Grill is open.  The last day of this short trip to België finds Hector and Dr. Stan in Brussel. Flight … Continue reading →

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Brugge – In-Dish – An Afternoon On Kemelstraat

Posted on March 21, 2026 by Hector

It is three years since Dr. Stan and Hector last visited In-Dish (Kemelstraat 9, Brügge 8000 België). Kemelstraat is usually where we end an evening in Brugge. Today, we had a rendezvous with the members of Bieres Sans Frontieres, those … Continue reading →

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Brugge – Afghan Lemar – Eid Mubarak

Posted on March 20, 2026 by Hector

Afghan Lemar (Smedenstraat 55, 8000 Brugge, België) is located metres from Smedenpoort, the arch on the south-west of the ring canal which surrounds the Old Town of Brugge. It is but a few minutes walk from the bus station. Opening … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Akbar’s – Bradford Curry, in Glasgow

Posted on March 13, 2026 by Hector

This evening’s Curry at Akbar’s (573-581 Sauchiehall Street G3 7PQ) has been in the diary for months, seemingly. The challenge of finding a Friday with five of us in the city at the same time. A booking was made for … Continue reading →

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Poznan – Taj India – Classic Euro-Curry

Posted on March 7, 2026 by Hector

The first trip abroad in 2026, a sneaky weekend in Poznan.  Last year in Poznan, there was a review of a Curry House without Curry, so it goes.  This time, the Hector was taking no chances.  This is the fourth … Continue reading →

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