Hi,

We are a small company based on the Island of Phuket, Thailand. We produce British Indian style dishes and sell them wholesale to bars and restaurants around the island.

Our products have recently been accepted by a national chain of supermarkets - Villa Markets.

So if your on holiday in Phuket and feel the need for a curry, see our web site for a list of restaurants, bars and hotels that sell British Indian Curries.

http://www.brit-indian-curries.com

Thanks - Great forum by the way.

Hi

CA, I think the LEAST they could do is post a few recipes!!!!!!!!!

Regards

Quote from: Willyeckerslike on November 19, 2010, 12:23 PM
I think the recipies might already be posted here

;D  ;D  ;D

** Phil.

Hi Guys, good luck to you, I've lived here in Pattaya nine years now  and missing a good BIR on a weekend I joined this forum a few years ago having started with the KD book in the UK, I know that you can produce far supperior curries to the local Indian restuarants anywhere in Thailand, it isn't hard seeing that they have never been anywhere near a UK BIR, just give a little credit if you use some of the recipes on this site, last time I brought a frozen curry in Villa Supermaket a couple of years ago it was utter garbage and made by a company here in Jomtien , Friendship still sell them but they don't sell to well,  so if you can get Villa to stock your produce in Pattaya I will give it a go and definatlly rate it on this site, I will say that I know of at least three companies that have been stocked locally and they were either overpriced and small on meat and taste, or they were full of meat and still lacking taste, one word of advice give Expats a generous discount to build up trade, don't forget we know the price per Kilo for the meat, last week in Foodland it was 72 BHT for chicken.

Brit Curries web guy here. (Mike)

It's my fault I was given a load of pictures by the chef and didn't bother to check where they came from. I am now in the process of checking all images and removing them if I don't know their origin.

I would just like to say this by far the best curry recipe site I've come across, I'm a bit of chef myself but as I live in the sticks I have to do a lot of substitution of ingredients, as we all do in Thailand.

I will be adding the link to your site asap.

Can I offer some suggestion to increase traffic. Why not create a published recipe RSS feed, this would allow other people to syndicate your content while still bringing them to your site.

And a Facebook Fan Page, our site it getting 40% of it's traffic from a Facebook, if you had the suggested RSS feed also the recipes could be automatically published on Facebook and on Twitter. Believe me it's a good way of getting people to your site.

Anyway if you need any help with Facebook let me know I would be happy to help.

Must go now a couple those Google ads have caught my eye.