Category Archives: Glasgow’s Top Rated

There I was, on a July Morning… not anticipating Curry-Heute…

Posted on July 1, 2012 by Hector

Four months since my last visit to Café Salma (523 Sauchiehall Street  Glasgow, G3 7PQ), unglaublich! There is a certain Calendar which on the turn of the month revealed a new photo – Marg and Hector at Cafe Salma last October … Continue reading →

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Charcoals, The Award Winning Glasgow Curry House

Posted on June 30, 2012 by Hector

Charcoals (23a Renfield St, G2 1LU, Glasgow) is a Curry House that every Glaswegian has passed. The Renfield Street location is on a prime site a block away from Glasgow Central Station and also on the main North-South Bus Route … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Yadgar Kebab House – For Archie, who enjoys The Best of Curry too

Posted on June 15, 2012 by Hector

Hector has not eaten at Yadgar (148  Calder St, Glasgow, G42 7QP) since the end of April, shameful.  Hector’s – Curry £ – has been taken elsewhere, unbelievable.  It was time to redress the balance, honourable. Please feed us –  … Continue reading →

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Mother India’s Cafe – Marg signs up for Curry on three consecutive days

Posted on June 10, 2012 by Hector

Marg returned from an overnight with Her Pals in Carnoustie feeling hungry.  It was not for Hector to suggest Curry-Heute knowing full well that a Carnoustie Curry had been consumed the previous evening.  Butter Chicken was mentioned by the Dear … Continue reading →

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Venison Curry and Vogon Poetry

Posted on June 8, 2012 by Hector

Tonight’s Curry was a late affair. [Stan.TB] met Hari, proprietor of the Punjabi Charing Cross (157-159 North St, Glasgow, G3 7DA) yesterday and was informed that another Venison Curry was being prepared for today. Lord Clive of Crawley was due … Continue reading →

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Venison Curry at The Punjabi Charing Cross

Posted on May 16, 2012 by Hector

Mr.  Holden is in town!  The Man from Bradford needed a Curry to match the quality that he is served in The Curry Capital.  The venue was dictated by a conversation Hector had last week with Raj and Hari  at … Continue reading →

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Punjabi Charing Cross or Spanish Football?

Posted on May 9, 2012 by Hector

Hector the ever-professional only sneaks out for the occasional mid-week aperitif in the summer term once all the certificate nonsense is taken care of.  Athletico Spain v Spanish Athletico in the Bon Accord proved not to be sufficient entertainment.  Between … Continue reading →

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Birthday Treat at The Khyber

Posted on April 30, 2012 by Hector

Tonight was a special night, the Birthday of Hector’s alter ego. Two years ago was my last visit to the Mother India restaurant, a poor night.  Last year was a Home cooked affair with Potatoes that wouldn’t.   Would it be … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Shorva at Yadgar

Posted on April 28, 2012 by Hector

After the delights of last evening at the Alba/Asia Network Curry Night, Hector was once again dining alone.  What better than to drop in unannounced at  Yadgar (148  Calder St, Glasgow, G42 7QP) and see what is on offer for … Continue reading →

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Yadgar, the Takeaway!

Posted on April 23, 2012 by Hector

Marg revealed yesterday that for today’s Birthday Celebrations at the Wendy House, we were to bring over a Curry for the adults.  Once the Hector had been consulted there could be only one possible source of Curry, the magnificent Yadgar … Continue reading →

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