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Category Archives: Glasgow
Absent Friends and Mr Boyd, at The Village
Six on a Saturday afternoon The Calendar stated that this was the day of ‘Yvonne at The Ally’. Inevitably this meant joining Jonathan, Dr Stan and Hector for the Saturday ritual curry. Marg had her first free weekend in ages, … Continue reading
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Banana Leaf, a new experience in Glasgow
Marg and Hector came across this place by chance some months ago when trying to find a parking space close to Mother India’s Cafe. The Banana Leaf (76B, Old Dumbarton Rd, Glasgow, G3 8RE) lies parallel to the road featuring … Continue reading
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Cafe Salma, Revisited
It was Hector’s turn to select the venue for Curry-Heute. After the sheer extravagance of The Indian Gallery, the much more affordable Café Salma (523 Sauchiehall St, G3 7PQ) : at Charing X!) was the chosen venue. That they do … Continue reading
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Friday, 5-15, The Village
A Curry before the Bon Accord This was the pre-Birthday Celebration Curry-Heute: Jonathan’s birthday was back in April in München and coincided with the Volcano. Tonight the masses were due at The Bon Accord to finally and formally celebrate his … Continue reading
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D/Phyeley : A Village phenomenon
Hector saw the lights of Bradford, but the Curry was over a green hill far away… A Curry-free weekend. Well almost. The Field Centre at Malham had Local Lamb Curry on the menu on Saturday evening. From where was this … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Mother India’s Cafe, at last!
This is essentially an Indian-style Tapas restaurant. The idea is to order a couple of portions each. The portions are smaller than the main dish experience, one should never leave unless one feels fulfilled. There is a Takeaway Menu, but … Continue reading
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The Village Calls…
Friday Night is Curry Night? It is two weeks since Jonathan and Hector sat together and dined in The Village (Nelson St, Glasgow). This had to be rectified, and such was the weekend schedule there was only one window of … Continue reading
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Urban Pind
The Urban Pind (18 Candleriggs G1 1LD, Glasgow) was not necessarily Hector’s Curry-Heute destination, however having spotted the poster on Trongate it appeared to be the obvious place to go. The board outside says the lunch menu was available until … Continue reading
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Wir essen Curry Heute im den Rathaus!
A return to The Village Three weeks since Hector’s last visit to the ‘Glasgow Mecca‘, well the publicity has not be that sensational in recent times. The café has clearly now met the approval of those who decide when our … Continue reading
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Shenaz (Granville Street)
Does one visit mean many? Jonathan writes: Continuing the celebration of my escape, amongst other things, Kari, John and myself visited one of Glasgow’s oldest curry houses, the Shenaz in Granville Street. This must have been the first Indian restaurant … Continue reading
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