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Category Archives: Glasgow’s South Side
Glasgow – Shinwari Restaurant – Charsi Lamb Karahi
Hector dropped in to Shinwari Restaurant (331 Langside Road, Glasgow G42 8 XT) in November 2016, it was like a scene from an imaginary western: the place fell silent. The Menu was simple, Afghani Cuisine remained. The premises have been … Continue reading
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Glasgow – The Moti Mahal – Only Hector has a Birthday-Heute
The phone rang a couple of weeks ago, it was Bill: Why not come over to The Moti Mahal (123 Old Castle Road, Cathcart, Glasgow G44 5TJ) and join Tony and I? Hector was already out with other Company. Instead, … Continue reading
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Glasgow – The Moti Mahal – Curry & Hugs from Tony
Until yesterday, I did not know of the existence of The Moti Mahal (123 Old Castle Road, Cathcart, Glasgow G445TJ). A taxi driver took a seemingly bizarre route to the Linn Crematorium along Old Castle Rd., behold a Curry House … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Tandoori Grill House – Hector goes back to basics
Driving along Calder St. and past Yadgar, I was amused to see the balloons celebrating – Curry-Heute’s 100th Yadgar Review – were still inflated and in situ. I wonder if any diners since Saturday have asked? Hector had another venue … Continue reading
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Glasgow – The Indian On Skirving Street – … and Walton Street is nearby…
There is another life I could have had. Shawlands Curry would have been a more regular event had I continued visiting nearby Walton St. Nostalgia ain’t what it used to be. It was Stuart who first spotted The Indian on … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Shezan Tandoori – 40 Years After
Curry in Mt. Florida? Assuming the name has not altered in the last forty years, Shezan Tandoori (1096 Cathcart Rd, Mt. Florida, Glasgow G42 9XW) has occupied this locus for many decades. This was Hector’s Local Curry House between 1977 … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Lahore Kebab House – The Name You Can Trust
I said I’d be back, and with Mother. After our Lidl Shopping, Hector and Mother managed to dodge the heavy showers and reach Lahore Kebab House (196 Albert Dr, Glasgow, G41 2NH) just before 14.00. Mein Host was manning the … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Lahore Kebab House – More Southside Curry
Hector The Enraged – There are no Curry Houses on the Southside, allegedly. An acquaintance of Marg asked her last weekend for a recommendation for a – Girls’ Night Out – feathering Curry. My suggestion was greeted as – dirty … Continue reading
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Glasgow – New Anand – Traditional, Mainstream Curry
Having only realised that the New Anand (76 Nithsdale Rd, Glasgow G41 2AN) is open at Lunchtimes a couple of weeks ago, today was the first Opperchancity to finally do a proper review. Last year I managed to report on … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Cafe Reeshah – More than a Modest Lunch
After our Lidl Shopping, I suggested to Mother that we have some Spicy Mince and Potatoes for a change, she was happy with this. Cafe Reeshah (455 Shields Rd., Glasgow G41 1NP) possibly serves the finest Keema Aloo (Mutter) in … Continue reading
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