Category Archives: Karachi Restaurant

A Sunday brunch in Bradford, for a change, today’s chosen venue, the oldest Curry House in this favoured city: Karachi Restaurant (15 Neal St., Bradford BD5 0BX England). Entering at 13.15 on this fine day which resembles summer, a chap … Continue reading →

Curry-Heute was due to report from Köln. Instead, Hector and Marg are in the Curry Capital for two nights. Just how much Curry can Hector manage? Gone are the days of three visits to the same restaurant in one day. … Continue reading →

The 07.52 from Aberdeen to York got as far as Berwick-upon-Tweed timeously, thereafter, ninety minutes of mayhem. On reaching York I missed a connecting train to Bradford by seconds. By taking a different train, in theory, I should have caught … Continue reading →

In 2002, John saw Rick Stein on TV, demonstrating the preparation of a Bradford Curry based on the recipe provided by the Chef at Karachi Restaurant (15 Neal St., Bradford BD5 0BX). In the interim, John, as have many, attempted … Continue reading →

Hector was home for some nine hours between arriving back from Gdansk and setting off for The Bradford Beer Festival. The only hiatus in the entire journey was last night at Glasgow Queen St. where only one Doris was selling … Continue reading →

Four days in Bradford, Hector will be as busy Blogging as he will be eating. For Brunch the Karachi Restaurant (15 Neal St., Bradford BD5 0BX) was the chosen venue. Arriving at 11.50 this Tuesday morning, unsurprisingly, Hector was the … Continue reading →

We must eat more Fruit and Vegetables, the BBC told us this morning. A Fruit and Vegetable Curry was not on the Menu at Karachi Restaurant (15/17 Neal St., Bradford, BD5 0BX), after Hector’s excess of Lamb yesterday, it had … Continue reading →

Any sensible road journey between Sheffield and Glasgow commands a visit to Bradford en route. The journey South was via the M61 and M62, a tedious drive, most of the kilometres in the wrong direction. The A65 at least goes … Continue reading →

You cannot take Hector to Yorkshire and not stop off in Bradford for a Curry!  This is the place I have raved about for fourteen years.  Ironically my first outlet, opposite The Kashmir Restaurant, became a Russian Vodka bar.  Since … Continue reading →