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Category Archives: Scotland
Glasgow – Bab-e-khyber – It’s All Happening on the Southside
Three weeks ago, Hector visited the recently opened Pir Mahal Cafe on Albert Drive for the first time. Yesterday was Mags’ – Birthday Curry – at New Ghandi. When Marg picked me up later she suggested Curry-Heute with Mother India’s … Continue reading
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Glasgow – New Gandhi Indian Restaurant – As Recommended by Hector
Today is Mags’ birthday, there had to be Curry. Instead of our usual haunts, Hector suggested New Gandhi Indian Restaurant (441 Victoria Rd, Glasgow G42 8RW), all were game. Today would be the fifth visit, the magic number which has … Continue reading
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Glasgow – New Kismet Tandoori – Tenth Takeaway in Ten Years
It is just as well for New Kismet Tandoori (311 Drumry Rd, Drumchapel, Glasgow, G15 8PA) that they are not solely dependent on Hector’s contributions to support their business. Having avoided the expense of an expensive Italian meal, Hector was … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Pir Mahal Cafe – Glasgow’s newest Desi Curry Cafe
Pir Mahal Cafe (199 Albert Drive, Glasgow G42 2NB) only showed on the Curry-Heute radar yesterday when a banner was spotted at the junction of Calder Street and Pollokshaws Rd. Pir Mahal is a Desi Curry Cafe of the type … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Karahi Palace – Home Again
January feels as if it is nearly over and prior to today, I’ve made a mere three Glasgow Curry posts in my home city this month. I have done well with two trips to Manchester and one to Edinburgh. For … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Little Curry House – The Hector Challenge
Having been impressed by the Lamb Massalam with Methi Aloo (£11.00) served four weeks ago at the Little Curry House (41 Byres Road, Glasgow, G11 5RG), Hector was keen to explore more of their Menu. In the three previous visits, … Continue reading
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Glasgow – The Village Curry House – This is Kharra!
Somehow Hector found himself driving through Tradeston at 13.00 on a Friday. The car must have been in autopilot when it pulled up at one of the vacant parking spaces on West St. opposite The Village Curry House (119 West … Continue reading
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Edinburgh – Desi Pakwan – Kharra?
In the past month, Hector’s Curry intake has been quite diverse: Soupy Curry and Creamy Curry have appeared and have been enjoyed, even – Chicken Curry! – though I am still trying to get over the shocking Fisch Jalferezi served … Continue reading
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Glasgow – Charcoals Indian Restaurant – #1 Curry of 2020
With public transport reinstated, Lord Clive and Lady Maggie of Crawley were no longer captives at Hector’s House. Before the first assembly of – The Company – in full this year, a mid-afternoon Curry was necessary. Hector let Clive choose … Continue reading
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Aberdeen – Shri Bheema’s (Bridge of Don) – Ho-Ho-Ho Curry-Heute!
For reasons various, this was the first December 25th since 1998 with Bier but without the traditional turkey dinner. Marg promised Hector there would be Curry-Heute. She knows the rule, once agreed, no going back. I phoned Shri Bheema’s (Balgownie … Continue reading
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