Category Archives: Glasgow’s West End

Glasgow – Ashoka Ashton Lane – Fast Food

Posted on May 13, 2015 by Hector

Hector finds himself at The Ashoka Ashton Lane (9 Ashton Lane, Glasgow, G12 8SJ) mid afternoon. Completing the visits to all Harlequin Curry Houses north of the River Clyde, Hector is delighted that it is possible to eat here all … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Masala Zing – An Evening with Akhtar

Posted on May 7, 2015 by Hector

Six days ago Hector arrived at The Balti Club (66 Woodlands Road, Glasgow, G3 6HA) to find that it does not open until 17.00, hence the premature visit to Mr. Singh’s India. Serendipity or what? This evening Hector arrived at … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – New Kismet – Early Morning Takeaway – Stir Frying Tonight!

Posted on May 4, 2015 by Hector

For many, this is a Bank Holiday Weekend, but not for Marg or Hector. Settling down to watch the Sunday afternoon Football on Sky Sports, Marg received a text inviting us to join former colleagues… on a School Night? They … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Mr. Singh’s India – A Glasgow Curry Institution

Posted on May 1, 2015 by Hector

The past week has seen Hector report on two well established Glasgow Curry Venues for the first time. There is one Great Name in the Glasgow Curry scene which was reviewed by Jonathan in the very early days of Curry-Heute. … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Ashoka West End – Hector’s Birthday Curry – It’s a Once a Year – Thing…

Posted on April 30, 2015 by Hector

At the corner of Glasgow’s shortest road and Glasgow’s longest street… Normally Hector gets to choose the venue for his Birthday Curry; Marg was not scheduled to be available this evening. She purchased an Amazon Voucher for two meals at … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Masala Zing – Familiar Flavours at this Charing Cross Venue

Posted on February 20, 2015 by Hector

Hector is once again The Lone Diner this Friday evening, an opperchancity to revisit Masala Zing (523 Sauchiehall St, G3 7PQ) which now displays the promised new livery. Café Salma is no more, or is it? Manoj, Mein Host was … Continue reading →

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Masala Zing – The Imminent Transformation of Cafe Salma

Posted on December 13, 2014 by Hector

The intention this evening was to visit Hari at Punjabi Charing Cross, however on arrival around 21.00 the place was stowed. A Seasonal Party was in full swing, musik et al. Time for a Swift Exit. In fact, I never … Continue reading →

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Chillies West End – Tapas-style Curry

Posted on June 13, 2014 by Hector

Established in 2008, Chillies West End (176-182 Woodlands Road, Glasgow, G3 6LL) has been on the radar for sometime. It has the Aura of a Chain which is why I have not eaten here before, yet apart from here, they … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Indian Platform – Great Western Rd. @ The Pond

Posted on June 11, 2014 by Hector

Indian Platform (1051 Great Western Road, Glasgow, G12 0XP) is housed in the Pre-Beeching Kelvinside Train Station. Although the Beeching Cuts now appear to be spurious given the rise in car ownership in the following years, it did leave many … Continue reading →

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Curry-Heute Visits – Glasgow Mela – 2014

Posted on June 8, 2014 by Hector

Glasgow Mela? Now in its twenty fourth year, this was Hector’s first visit. Eh? Maybe this event has needed more publicity. Posters? Never seen one. But then Glasgow is looking remarkably clean and fresh this year, something to do with … Continue reading →

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