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I think you may have tempted me to try it again!. I also like a very hot curry. I will write a review on Mirch Masala next time I'm in the port.
 
I think you may have tempted me to try it again!. I also like a very hot curry. I will write a review on Mirch Masala next time I'm in the port.

You have never lived till you have tasted a good Glasgow curry !!!!!!
 
Ronnie
Have you tried the wee curry shop in Byres rd? Brilliant currys!!!
 
Chef Kenny in Nostalgia makes a cracking curry and i am told that he spent some time in a top Glasgow Indian restaurant working and learning how to make authentic curries :D;).
 
The Thai Green Curry on the set Menu at Maxims is very good, both in flavour and value. :D
 
If you like Chili Con Carne....You don't need to look further than Nicos.
Their CCC has two versions "Normal" and "Hot" The later was very good.:eek:
Had it as a starter on their very good value set meal. :cool:
 
I can't understand the good reviews about Mirch Masala or any other indian restaurant in the port. I have never had a good curry in Mallorca !!!. Never good Nan Bread currys too sweet ! Why do they have to put sugar in an "authentic curry "

Having spent some time in India, I can assure you that the 'authentic' curries we enjoy in the UK bear very little likeness to the meals prepared out there and are considerably 'dressed up' for the western palate.

Personally I wouldn't rate Mirch Massala alongside my favourite Indian restaurants in the UK, but have always found them to serve a very reasonable 'Roobie' when the curry cravings start whilst on holiday!
 
Chef Kenny in Nostalgia makes a cracking curry and i am told that he spent some time in a top Glasgow Indian restaurant working and learning how to make authentic curries :D;).

aye so he says, full of nonsense so he is, walked up suciehall street wance a hink :p
 
Ronnie
Have you tried the wee curry shop in Byres rd? Brilliant currys!!!

No I haven't Carol, but Gibson Street was my initiation to currys, but most of my life has been in the south side. Turban Tandoori restaurant, Kebabish not only have quality, but quantity as well.
 
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