curry tonight..

[Thaksins Love Child]

Now this is my thread, if anybody is from denton, go to the garam massala and get a chilli massala with peshwari naaan!

I'm from Denton/H Green. Is that the one with the black sign on Mcr Road near Perfect Pizza? Never been to that one.

My local takeaway is Suhag in the Green. Aashiana is a decent restaurant.

Chicken Tikka Jalfrezi, pilau rice, garlic nan mmmmmmm

 

[mackenzie]

Suffering today after a visit to The Jewel in the Crown in Bury! Had chicken madras with pilau rice and garlic nan, really nice. Would recommend this place.

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We go to it quite often as it is only a 20 minute walk away from where we live. Even on busy nights the service is excellent, and it is good value for money when you consider how nice the food is.

 

[Ragnarok]

Can anyone explain why you british guys are eating lots and lots of indian food? They arent very good you know, and i am an indian.

 

[mackenzie]

Can anyone explain why you british guys are eating lots and lots of indian food? They arent very good you know, and i am an indian.

LOL!! With you on that one Ragnarok.

My husband loves a curry but I don't (I only eat off the English food menu when we are out).

I did try a Chicken Korma a couple of years back but I don't like my main meal to taste so sweet so I left most of it.

 

[bluemoonchick]

Just smashed 2 chicken satay sticks, 2 onion bajis, 2 vegetable samosas, chicken korma, chicken masala and a nan bread.

Asda indian banquet meal - £6. Bargain.

Fat but happy ;-)

 

[Ragnarok]

Can anyone explain why you british guys are eating lots and lots of indian food? They arent very good you know, and i am an indian.

LOL!! With you on that one Ragnarok.

My husband loves a curry but I don't (I only eat off the English food menu when we are out).

I did try a Chicken Korma a couple of years back but I don't like my main meal to taste so sweet so I left most of it.

Good for you mac, but Chicken Korma isn't supposed to taste sweet(atleast not here in india) ;)

 

[mackenzie]

LOL!! With you on that one Ragnarok.

My husband loves a curry but I don't (I only eat off the English food menu when we are out).

I did try a Chicken Korma a couple of years back but I don't like my main meal to taste so sweet so I left most of it.

Good for you mac, but Chicken Korma isn't supposed to taste sweet(atleast not here in india) ;)

That is probably where we are going wrong then ;-)

But honest, it did taste sweet. Or rather certainly less "meaty" than I have tasted chicken before.