Category Archives: Scotland

Glasgow – New Cafe Reeshah, New Anand, Peter Cooks, & A World Cup Final

Fear not, proper Footae returns soon. I had assumed that we would be watching the World Cup Final at home, last night, Marg suggested otherwise. We had been invited to The Wendy House for dinner afore, Curry had been mentioned. … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Namak Mandi – Four Years Later

At the end of 2022, Namak Mandi (100 Norfolk  St, Glasgow G5 9EJ) moved around the corner from the original premises on Bridge Street. It has taken the Hector some four years to set foot in the new premises. This … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Akbar’s – Up To The Usual Standard, i.e. Excellent!

The in-laws have never been to Akbar’s (573-581 Sauchiehall Street G3 7PQ) before, time to rectify. With three of Glasgow’s Top Rated visited previously, it was a matter of trying to outdo what came before. A table was booked for … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – The Chaat Corner – Exotic Mince & Tatties

Monday lunch, with Marg, of course. Today, another trip across the river to a Southside Curry Cafe first visited towards the end of last year. The Chaat Corner (516 Cathcart Road, Govanhill, Glasgow, G42 7BX) does not go out of … Continue reading →

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Clydebank – Zeika by Chef Hakeem – Neal Morse, Friday/ Long Earth, Saturday (Glasgow)

Shabbat Shalom! Last night, Hector and Marg saw Neal Morse at Cottiers Theatre, tonight, Long Earth at The Glad Cafe on the Southside. This afternoon, Curry at Zeika by Chef Hakeem (26 Alexander Street, Clydebank G81 1RZ). A lot to … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Kabul Restaurant – The Storm Before The Calm

Kabul Restaurant (46 Tradeston Street, Kinning Park, Glasgow G5 8BH), I have been passing this restaurant for the best part of two years. Tradeston has long been a happy hunting ground: The Village Curry House maintains, Karahi Palace will always … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – DumPukht Lahori – The Long Drop

This evening, Curry at DumPukht Lahori (39-41 Paisley Rd. West, Glasgow G51 1LG), It’s just over a year since our last visit. This is a function of places that do not open until 17.00 tending not to be visited so … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Curry Cottage – The Start of Something Beautiful

It is more than a year since my last visit to Curry Cottage (91 Cambridge Street, Glasgow G3 6RU). Back then Pratap, Mein Host, said he could happily serve a Fish Karahi without the dreaded Capsicum. On that basis I … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Shahi Mahal – Bateera Day

Monday Curry with Marg has become quite a regular event. It’s the only way she gets fed on a Monday. Having had a fair amount of Fish, Lamb and even Goat Meat, in recent outings, today something completely different. It’s … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – The Village “Curry House” – At Least Scotland Won

With Scotland playing a pre World Cup friendly match, and losing as I left the house, perhaps not a sensible time to go for a Southside Curry, however, The Village “Curry House” (119 West St., Tradeston, Glasgow G5 8BA) is … Continue reading →

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