blueeyed.handsomeman 11:14 Wed Feb 17
indian food
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in my life i must have partaken of the delights of indian cuisine in many countries,
i dont remember the names of most indian restaurants,
but a particular favourite in my memories is SABRA IN richmond,
name one of your favourites
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Lee Trundle
11:18 Wed Feb 17
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Did you have a paraTHa or a naan on the side?
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Cheezey Bell-End
11:20 Wed Feb 17
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I love Indian food. I'm in Thailand, but eat more Indian than Thai.
I'm trying to introduce it to locals, who typically have disdain for the Indians, and it goes down well once they are passed their resistance to it.
Having said that, I once went to a Gujarati wedding in London, and hated the food there.
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ray winstone
11:27 Wed Feb 17
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Abdul's Tandoori Spice, Cardigan, a taste sensation.
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Woodford Green
11:29 Wed Feb 17
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I recently discovered CENTURY which is at the junction of Katherine Road and Romford Road. For me its the best Indian restaurant in East London. Even better than CARAWAY in Gants Hill and LAHORE KEBAB HOUSE in Whitechapel.
The best in all of London is THE REGENCY CLUB in Queensbury.
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Moncurs Putting Iron
11:37 Wed Feb 17
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I am no longer considered a real man in the curry stakes because my wife and I share a Nan and a Rice and I have started saying pathetic stuff like 'I don't mind a mild curry, you can taste the spices'
Therefore my opinion is not only invalid, it's dangerous.
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Kaiser Zoso
11:40 Wed Feb 17
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The Mint Leaf in the Haymarket. Posh ruby.
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Nick QQQ
11:42 Wed Feb 17
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I get out to India a few times a year, Pune and Mumbai, which basically means its a few months before i can eat anything in the UK without saying "it's not as good as the real thing".
Plus the fact that most Indian food in the UK is actually Bangladeshi.
either way I love curry and when in India will eat it breakfast (a nice Dosa), lunch and dinner.
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Razzle
11:44 Wed Feb 17
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Cinnamon Club Westminster (Michelin star)
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Mad Dog
11:46 Wed Feb 17
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Benfleet tandoori Is my go to.
Chicken tikka madras
Pilau rice
4 poppadoms
(Occasionally chicken tikka vindoo)
Absolutely love (LOVE) indian / Bangladesh food
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the exile
11:48 Wed Feb 17
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Moncurs - I make you absolutely right. I've got no time for this machismo bollocks of blowing the roof of your mouth off with as much heat as possible. A subtle curry where you can pick out the flavours of different ingredients can be a beautiful thing.
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Queens Fish Bar
11:53 Wed Feb 17
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Indian Zing - Chiswick High Rd
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Nurse Ratched
11:54 Wed Feb 17
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Food of the gods.
When dem Babylon finally catch up with me for all the murders, three courses of curry would be my final Death Row meal.
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Mad Dog
11:54 Wed Feb 17
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Exile. I'm the opposite. I love the spice. However i mainly ove the flavour if madras and vindaloo.
Don't mind a duplicate or a dansak or a shashlik.
However I personally love the heat. I use a lot of chillis when I'm cooking at home. If I have jerk or nandos I have the hottest stuff. Love it.
Don't go for phal though that's just a bit too hot ((leads to stomach issues the next day)
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defjam
11:58 Wed Feb 17
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Foreign muck!
Give me the blandest thing on the menu!
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ak37
11:59 Wed Feb 17
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It’s not really Indian food unless you’re eating it with your hands (right)
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Mad Dog
12:02 Wed Feb 17
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Defjam. The scampi is pretty bland. How many bread rolls you want?
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Nick QQQ
12:06 Wed Feb 17
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For those that don't know. Get onto Mr Vikki's website. Best curry pastes and sauces on the market. Plus loads of other chilli delights,
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Full Claret Jacket
12:06 Wed Feb 17
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A good restaurant can create some fabulously spicy dishes which aren't just as bland as whacking some extra hot chilli powder in.
I like my curries to be hot but they have to have flavour and to me that separates the decent restaurants from the others. A Phall is just pointless really.
A good Madras or Vindaloo or even a southern dish of equal heat is very appetising.
That said I also found a really good restaurant in Hanwell that just sells Dosa. They were pretty amazing and what a range of flavours.
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defjam
12:08 Wed Feb 17
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Mad Dog 12:02 *Counts mates*
"6 of us so 12 bread rolls thank you please! Oh and some of that red sauce stuff""
"And another 6 stellas"
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BRANDED
12:10 Wed Feb 17
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The Cinnamon Club is my fave
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