Category Archives: Kabana

If there ever was such a thing as a – flying visit – then today was it. A night in Manchester and a train back to Scotland was the original plan.  However, as shall be written forthwith, there is about … Continue reading →

At the end of January, Hector managed to forgo Curry at Kabana (22 Back Turner St., Northern Quarter, Manchester M4 1LQ England), order was restored today. There was an 11.30 rendezvous for those who were interested. Mags appeared at Hector’s … Continue reading →

After New Year in Huddersfield, The Company took the risk that Quality Ale would still be found in Manchester. It was worth an overnight stop off before taking the train north. Arriving at Victoria before 13.00, the bags were deposited … Continue reading →

Manchester, Hector is back, call me – Mr. Manchester. Steve and Hector were booked with Mr. O’Leary from Edinburgh to Weeze, he didn’t cancel the flight, he cancelled the entire route. He must now be modelling Ryanair on Wizz. Köln … Continue reading →

This is the last Curry of November, I promise, and the last Manchester Curry for at least a week. December is due to start with a Glasgow Curry Feast, a modest lunch at Kabana (22 Back Turner St., Northern Quarter, … Continue reading →

I told Rizwan last week – I’d be back soon. Hector will be in Manchester quite a bit in the next couple of months though it could be January before a return to Dera (433 Cheetham Hill Rd, Manchester, M8 … Continue reading →

I could start with a rant about the diabolical trains in the north of England, but those who are exposed to them know the story already. Steve and Hector arrived at the infamous Piccadilly Platform 14 in time to arrive … Continue reading →

At some point last night, it was agreed that there would Curry-Heute at Kabana (22 Back Turner St., Northern Quarter, Manchester M4 1LQ England) this morning at 11.50. The plan was to get there before the lunchtime rush. Entering punctually, … Continue reading →

Today is Day 1 of a three week trip, much Curry shall be consumed, hopefully some of it will be worthy of a Hector. By Saturday, Hector should be reporting from San Francisco where three Punjabi Restaurants have already been … Continue reading →

On my return from Paris in mid April, Hector thought – that’s it, no more Trips until the end of May. Then it was announced that Irmin Schmidt would be signing his book –  All Gates Open –  in Manchester … Continue reading →