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Category Archives: Glasgow
Glasgow – Bombaywalla – Indian Street Kitchen – Sister Ray Davies at The Classic Grand
This evening, Howard and Hector went to see Alabama Shoegaze band – Sister Ray Davies – at Glasgow’s Classic Grand, a venue more infamous for the movies shown there back in the day. Of course there was Curry-Heute at the … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Khyber Sheenwari – Shinwari & Peshawari Cuisine
As the number of Afghan restaurants in Glasgow grows, Curry-Heute as ever, shall focus on those which are not simply – Grill Houses. Anyone can grill meat, creating a Masala worthy of these pages is another matter. However, a decent … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Curry Pot – A West End Curry
With a Scottish Cup semi-final ongoing at Hampden Park, this afternoon was not a good day for a Southside Curry. Instead, a West End favourite: Curry Pot (139 Dumbarton Road, Glasgow G11 6PR). At 14.30, the Curry Pot sign was … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Sheerin Palace – Kofta Anda Day
The Southside, the home of Desi Curry in Glasgow. Sheerin Palace (300 Allison St, Govanhill/Crosshill, Glasgow, G42 8HQ) is a prime example of the Curry Cafe scene, a humble establishment primarily a Takeaway, but always appreciative of those take a … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Dishoom – It Is What It Is
Our Cafés – is posted above the list of eleven branches of Dishoom, around the UK, on their decidedly impressive website. One day, someone might offer their services such that Curry-Heute can be displayed in a more contemporary style. Dishoom, a … Continue reading
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Glasgow – The Village “Curry House” – A Home, From Home
Marg joining Hector for a Saturday afternoon, ritual Curry? The Hockey season must be over, which ironically means even more Hockey. And so Hector was driven to The Southside, passing the home of The Famous. Somehow, they only have two … Continue reading
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Glasgow – The Village “Curry House” – Iftar Buffet
It is Ramadan, and for this commentator, that means there must be a visit to The Village “Curry House” (119 West St., Tradeston, Glasgow G5 8BA). The same price as last year, the Ramadan – Iftar Buffet (£21.95) has been … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Yadgar – Always Reliable
Hampden Park, the home of Scottish Football, I doubt if I have set foot in that ancient arena this century. Last week, a Muriel (sic) was unveiled on the gable end of an adjacent tenement featuring Scott McTominay’s, now world … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Sheerin Palace – The View From Table 4
Today’s plan, to visit a new venue in my home town, was thwarted by a too tempting fruit scone this morning. The Hector needed the extra hour to cross the river and have any chance of Curry-Heute. The 2026 tour … Continue reading
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Glasgow – New Cafe Reeshah – It’s worth waiting for
Another relatively new Southside venue was the intended port of call this afternoon. However, as Marg sped across the Kingston Bridge, so the Tradeston exit was deemed to be best avoided. And so a compromise, Marg dropped me off at … Continue reading
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