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Düsseldorf – Tandoori – The World’s Largest Curry Portion?
Hector has managed to reach Düsseldorf without Curry-Heute in London, Crawley or Brussel. Somehow Dinner was lost in the midst of Hoppy Belgian Bier yesterday, and so The Hector had something resembling a normal appetite on arriving at Tandoori (Immermannstrasse … Continue reading
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Glasgow – New Karahi Palace – Definitely no Curry for Hector-Heute
Hector knew one thing for certain today as he headed to Musselburgh to celebrate Neil’s Birthday/Retiral do – there would be no Curry-Heute. Whatever the source of the stomach bug, Hector has been out of commission since the small hours … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Mia Sugar & Spice – The Son of Akhtar Entertains
The engravings on the windows of Mia – Sugar & Spice (523 Sauchiehall St, Glasgow, G3 7PQ) suggest that they are closed between the Lunchtime and Evening shifts, the reality is otherwise. Hector entered at 16.30 as the Staff were … Continue reading
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Aberdeen – Lahore Karahi – Auld Lang Syne
Mother-in-Law is 90, Marg and Hector have driven to the frozen North on the eve of the celebration. This means an Aberdeen Curry-Heute at 21.00 on a Saturday night, how often do Marg and Hector eat together in a term-time … Continue reading
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Birmingham – Maharaja – A Warm Welcome, Excellent Punjabi Curry
As the Curryspondents know, Hector would rather eat Mainstream Curry everyday than eat Western or Far Eastern Cuisine. This is my seventh consecutive day of Indian Cuisine, first Wales, now Birmingham, many new venues to be explored. Hector had presented … Continue reading
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Birmingham – eastZeast – Punjabi Cuisine in Brum
This afternoon was spent on the Severn Valley Railway with one or two distractions at either end. The Curry House in Bridgnorth was not open early afternoon on this August Bank Holiday Weekend Sunday. On the return to Kidderminster the … Continue reading
Birmingham – James Dahl – Curry and Conversation with Husban
Well, that was Wales, my third visit. Coincidentally, today was the third time I had set foot in Birmingham and only my second ever Birmingham Curry. As Five of the Six walked down from New St., via Hurst Street to … Continue reading
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Mumbles – Swansea – Mumtaz – Curry for Eight, at Eight
Mumbles is a western suburb of Swansea where Marg has played International Hockey, The Company were here for Bier and Curry. Having said farewell to Rod who is giving up the running of the Mumbles Ale House, it was time … Continue reading
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Swansea – Anarkali – One Stunning Curry, in Five!
Curry at a Beer Festival? Surely not. At this year’s Great British Beer Festival – GBBF – Hector was well impressed by the Punjabi Lamb on offer. Today at the Brangwyn Hall, Dr. Stan declared his state of hunger and … Continue reading
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