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Category Archives: Glasgow’s City Centre
Glasgow – Karahi Palace + Babu – Bombay Street Kitchen
Fifteen minutes of preparation, seventeen minutes of pleasure – yes, another review of the outstanding Karahi Gosht at Karahi Palace (51-53 Nelson Street, Tradeston, Glasgow, G5 8DZ). Reviewing the same – Curry – on every visit does provide a challenge … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Swadish – Modern Indian Cuisine
Hector dining in the Merchant City? It must either be by invitation, or a special occasion. Pukka Dining is not the Hector norm, however, Marg was happy to indulge the Curry Hound on a significant birthday. Swadish (33 Ingram Street, … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Masala Twist (Hope St.) – The Long Overdue Return
Masala Twist (261 Hope Street Glasgow G2 3PS), almost a blast from the past. My only other visit to the Hope Street branch was not to these premises. Back in 2013, Masala Twist was further down the hill. My lasting … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Rishi’s Indian Aroma – The Meat Portion Remains Miserly
Curry north of the river was overdue, but where? Charcoal’s on Renfield Street was choice #1. Despite only three tables being occupied at 14.30, I was told they were fully booked. This I found hard to believe. As one who … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Madras Cafe – More Molillee
A Saturday afternoon in the erstwhile Curry Capital, Hector had Kofta Anda at Sheerin Palace in mind. When Marg announced she was free, the opperchancity to keep a promise was realised. Sea Bass Molillee as served at Madras Cafe (82 … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Madras Cafe – Sea Bass Molillee
Madras Cafe (82 Howard St., Glasgow G1 4EE) is the third Curry House to occupy this locus. Mama’s Rasoi, a favourite venue of my late Mother, became Dawaat back in 2014, it didn’t last. Madras Cafe appeared last year, due … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Green Gates Cafe – Eat Out to Help Out
Hector dining in the Merchant City? It is nearly three years since Hector and Marg dined at The Dhabba, by invitation. Three new venues have opened in that time, Madha was reviewed in 2018, Swadish will have to wait. Tonight … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Chilli Thrill – Chef Khalid keeps his promise
noHector had a cunning plan. Working the three days of the Glasgow Real Ale Festival (G-RAF) presents three Curry opperchancities near to the Briggait. Chef Khalid at Chilli Thrill (35 High St, Glasgow G1 1LX) promised Hector that given a … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Chilli Thrill – Mughal Cuisine
Chilli Thrill (35 High St, Glasgow G1 1LX) at Glasgow Cross advertises itself as being in the Merchant City. Had it been on the other side of High St. it would have been classed as being in Glasgow’s East End … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Tuk Tuk – Indian Street Food – Two Wheels on my Wagon…
The Wednesday Afternoon – Friday Night Club is slowly evolving. Hector found himself in the city centre for an early afternoon appointment, lunch had been missed. At 14.30 there was the realisation that if no food was taken in the … Continue reading
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