Category Archives: Scotland

Aberdeen – Ambal’s Restaurant – Extra Methi, Higher Prices

This is Hector’s nineteenth visit to Aberdeen for the festive season, not that I’m counting… It was Graeme who suggested Ambal’s Restaurant (4 Bridge St., Aberdeen, AB11 6JJ), he and a friend had visited recently, they were impressed. Re-opened since … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Mother India’s Cafe – The Best Fish Curry in Glasgow?

Mother India’s Cafe (1355 Argyle St, Glasgow, G3 8AD), always good, sometimes excellent, and Marg’s favourite Curry venue – Butter Chicken! (£5.75) For Hector it’s Machi Masala (£5.50), consistently the best Fish Curry served in Glasgow. It’s a pity that … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Karahi Palace – Hector gets his Methi Dose

Hector had one thing in mind on entering Karahi Palace (51 – 53 Nelson Street, Glasgow, G5 8DZ), Hector would have his Methi. Arriving back from the Staggs (Mussleburgh) at 21.45, only the east side table was free, it was … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – New Kismet Tandoori – A Game of Three Halves

It’s that time of year again, staying in on a Friday night to avoid the Amateuris Drinkerus. After a few days of Deutsche Curry, a Glasgow Curry was calling. New Kismet Tandoori (311 Drumry Rd, Drumchapel, Glasgow, G15 8PA) is … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Yadgar Kebab House – Another Landmark Curry

For the second week running, Jim’s day off meant Curry-Heute, Yadgar Kebab House (148 Calder St, Govanhill, Glasgow, G42 7QP) was the chosen venue. Shkoor (Mein Host) was contacted with the request – to feed five. Dr. Stan and Alan … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Sheerin Palace – Mother Approves!

One day Hector and Mother will sit down together to savour Kofta Anda. Today is not that day. Having promised Mother – something different – we arrived at Sheerin Palace (300 Allison St, Govanhill/Crosshill, Glasgow, G42 8HQ) after our Lidl … Continue reading →

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Aberdeen – Lahori Karahi – Best Curry in Aberdeen?

The – Silly Season – has commenced, this evening Hector is at Lahore Karahi (145 King St, Aberdeen, AB24 5AE) in the company of Graeme and Euan. After Thursday’s Meatfest at Karahi Palace (Glasgow), Vegetables were at the forefront of … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Karahi Palace – Traditional Scottish Fayre on St. Andrew’s Day

At Noon today, Hector was informed that Jonathan and Jim were heading to Karahi Palace (51 – 53 Nelson Street, Glasgow, G5 8DZ) for Lunch. Why not? Hector walked in to Karahi Palace punctually for the 14.00 rendezvous, The Chaps … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Karahi Palace – Something Different for Hector

Hector is back at Karahi Palace (51 – 53 Nelson Street, Glasgow, G5 8DZ) four days after an afternoon of indulgence. Dr. Robin requested a midweek Curry outing, he chose the venue. Hector would hardly criticise his choice, so it … Continue reading →

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Glasgow – Charcoals Indian Restaurant – A Fishy Tale from The Monday Club

With Clive’s flight back to Gatwick mid afternoon, there was time for Curry-Heute in the City Centre. Charcoals (26A Renfield St, Glasgow, G2 1LU) is just around the corner from the St. Vincent St. bus stop for the 500 to … Continue reading →

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