Category Archives: Glasgow’s City Centre

Glasgow – Rishi’s Indian Aroma – The Return

Posted on October 27, 2018 by Hector

Lord Clive of Crawley is in Glasgow this weekend, as is the custom, there would be the consumption of Quality Curry. Having enjoyed the South Indian Flavours of Banana Leaf in recent times, Rishi’s Indian Aroma (61 Bath St., Glasgow, … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Chaakoo Bombay Cafe – The Return

Posted on September 9, 2018 by Hector

Since my first visit to Chaakoo Bombay Cafe (79 St Vincent St, Glasgow G2 5TF) with – The Chaps – back in May, I was keen to get Marg along to this venue. For Marg the ambience is as important … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – KoolBa Union Street – An afternoon with Fattah

Posted on August 30, 2018 by Hector

Last Friday Hector spotted that the premises which were once Shahed’s (until 2015) had been re-branded and Curry was being served. The name – KoolBa – was recognised, Glasgow’s Iranian-owned Curry House in the Merchant City. We now have KoolBa … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Karahi Palace – The Venerable Venue

Posted on August 24, 2018 by Hector

A Tale of Three Curry Houses John contacted Hector earlier in the week to ask when the next visit to Karahi Palace (51 – 53 Nelson Street, Tradeston, Glasgow, G5 8DZ) would be. His introduction to Curry-Heute’s – Glasgow’s Top … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Madha North and South Indian Kitchen – Visit #1

Posted on June 22, 2018 by Hector

Somehow I managed to change trains at Partick and still end up at Glasgow Queen St, so no Southside Curry-Heute. The Merchant City was calling, the latest City Centre venue: Madha North and South Indian Kitchen (42 Albion St, Glasgow … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Chaakoo Bombay Cafe – Visit #1

Posted on May 14, 2018 by Hector

Dr. Stan and Hector had to entertain our respective house-guests this afternoon before they took their separate paths back down south. Charcoals was mooted being close to Central Station, however, when I realised that none of us had been to … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – The Dhabba – By Invitation

Posted on October 2, 2017 by Hector

Last week Hector was contacted by Julia from Hotels PR inviting me to return to The Dhabba (44 Candleriggs, Glasgow, G1 1LE) and review their – New Menu. Hector is always happy to accept such invitations. Previous visits to The … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Babu – Bombay Street Kitchen – It’s a Wrap!

Posted on August 19, 2017 by Hector

The Main Event would be held this afternoon in Paisley, a Barrel Party, Curry-Heute was planned for afterwards. With Lord Clive of Crawley in tow, I headed late morning for suitable Bunkers, a Snack; we were just too late for … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Tuk Tuk – Sometimes a Great Notion

Posted on March 18, 2017 by Hector

After an epic night in the State Bar, it was obvious The Company would re-assemble there this evening. With the imminent demise of the EGW, we are running out of Pubs in Glasgow that sell the Ale we desire. There … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Tuk Tuk – Indian Street Food

Posted on March 6, 2017 by Hector

In recent times, I have been adding [Square Brackets] to convey a disturbing number of Glasgow Curry Houses which are no longer in business. It is therefore a pleasure to visit new premises on Sauchiehall Street, once a focal point … Continue reading →

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