Category Archives: England

Seaham – Sagar Indian Restaurant – We’re in County Durham

Posted on July 5, 2016 by Hector

Day 3 in Durham, it has become apparent that like Halifax, Curry is not served at Lunchtime. The plan this afternoon was to drive to the coast. Arriving in Seaham, County Durham, it rained for much of the afternoon; whatever … Continue reading →

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Durham, Durham – Spice Lounge – Fishy Curry

Posted on July 3, 2016 by Hector

Here’s a tale for you: Hector is in Durham with Marg, a prequel to our Summer Vacation which The Lady deemed to be – not long enough. Returning from Sheffield by train on the East Coast line earlier this year, … Continue reading →

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Crawley – Fat Boy’s Joint – Authentic Afghan Cuisine

Posted on May 30, 2016 by Hector

The existence of an Afghan Restaurant in Crawley was brought to Clive’s attention a year or so back in a local rag – The Best Restaurant in West Sussex –  it claimed. Had Clive been exposed previously to Afghan Cuisine … Continue reading →

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Horsham – Akash – An Atmospheric Curry House

Posted on May 29, 2016 by Hector

Marg, Lord Clive of Crawley, and Hector headed to Horsham this evening with the knowledge that Lady Maggie may, or may not join us later. The Anchor Tap Ale House was the Principal Objective, Curry was called for too. Marg … Continue reading →

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Crawley – Blue India – Thanks for Staying Open

Posted on May 28, 2016 by Hector

A day out touring the Brewpubs of Hackney should naturally conclude with Curry, in Crawley. Hector hoped to visit The Downsman which is Crawley’s Finest, alas Lord Clive believed it would not be serving by the time our complex train … Continue reading →

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Newdigate – Ali Raj – The Curry-Heute Test – Failed

Posted on May 27, 2016 by Hector

easyJet admitted the flight to Gatwick was delayed by forty five minutes only after Marg and Hector had passed through security at Glasgow Airport. Lord Clive of Crawley had made me aware of the delay some six hours previously. Hovering … Continue reading →

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Manchester – Kabana – Business is Booming

Posted on May 21, 2016 by Hector

It is time to return to Hector’s House, the – Hiatus Horribilis – has reached its conclusion. However, there was still time for one more Curry in Manchester. Later, Hector boarded the 13.16 to Glasgow, three coaches, stowed, luggage, people … Continue reading →

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Manchester – Dera – Simply The Best

Posted on May 19, 2016 by Hector

When it was announced that Hector’s Haitus Horribilis should conclude in Manchester, one event was guaranteed, a visit to the Truly Wonderful – Dera (433 Cheetamhill Rd., Manchester, M8 0PF, England). In the years of visiting Manchester this has become … Continue reading →

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Manchester – Kabana – Living ‘The Life’

Posted on May 18, 2016 by Hector

If it’s Wednesday it must be Manchester. More than just a Glasgow Curry Blog – is the sub-banner on this humble blog. In the past week The Hector has covered Brighton, Roma, today Kabana (22 Back Turner St., Manchester, M4 … Continue reading →

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Brighton – River Spice – A Dry Chettinad

Posted on May 11, 2016 by Hector

The Rome Trip has started, Howard and Hector are having an afternoon in Brighton en route. After visiting a couple of New Pubs, for me at least, there had to be Curry-Heute. Google Maps took us to Preston Street, a … Continue reading →

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