Category Archives: [Karahi Palace]

And so on Day #2 of the Glasgow Real Ale Festival (G-RAF), Hector took his break once again at 18.00. No messing around as in yesterday, it was straight to Karahi Palace (51-53 Nelson Street, Tradeston, Glasgow, G5 8DZ) where … Continue reading →

Alan suggested we go for Curry this evening. Where? You choose. Karahi Palace (51-53 Nelson Street, Tradeston, Glasgow, G5 8DZ) it would be. After three visits in March, including – Visit #100 – which Alan attended, there were none in … Continue reading →

Last Orders, UFO played in Glasgow this evening, one of their final gigs in the 50th Anniversary Tour. Performances on The Old Grey Whistle Test throughout the 1970s never impressed. I must have been aware of their double live album … Continue reading →

Tangerine Dream are touring again in 2019 and the only UK venues appear to have been the Barbican (London) and BAad (Glasgow) where they performed last night. Hector and Marg were there. Hector first saw Tangerine Dream at the Kelvin … Continue reading →

The 100th Review of Karahi Palace People often ask Hector – What is the best Curry House in Glasgow? The answer is most certainly a matter of personal taste, however, one thing is certain, Karahi Palace (51 – 53 Nelson … Continue reading →

There was an early rise this morning, 03.45 (GMT) to accommodate a flight from Malta back to Glasgow-Prestwick. There was only one thing on Hector’s mind thereafter, a Karahi Gosht (£7.90) at Karahi Palace (51 – 53 Nelson Street, Tradeston, … Continue reading →

Lasagne for eight, that was Marg’s request for dinner this evening – oh, and it’s for the girls round at the Wendy House. One cannot remove a portion, Hector needed fed, there was only one thing for it: Curry-Heute. Somehow … Continue reading →

Two days without Curry, this had to be rectified. Also, Hector is back in his Homeland for at least two weeks, time to revisit the favourite haunts. The number of visits to Karahi Palace (51 – 53 Nelson Street, Tradeston, … Continue reading →

Staggs (Musselburgh) three Saturdays in a row? Unheard of until today. Having stood all the way back from Edinburgh, on the train, well one doesn’t expect anything less at the best of times, but during the Festival… we were mostly … Continue reading →