Topic: Glasgow via Germany

[acrabat]

I am sorry to hear that you did not find a decent curry in Glasgow, but it I would expect as much. I'm just outside of Glasgow and in my town there are only two places out of dozens that are worth ordering from. I find your comment about ginger spot on. In the two places I buy from the chefs are a lot older than in most places, perhaps just more experienced or more old school I dont know. It does worry me that when these chaps retire I won't know where to find a good bhuna within ten miles of my home.
I gather though that I am not alone and would bet most members here would say that, regardless of where they live, it is getting increasingly difficult to find a good curry.

[ELW]

I am sorry to hear that you did not find a decent curry in Glasgow, but it I would expect as much

 ..if you are meaning that you would expect a member of this forum would not find a decent in Glasgow, that wouldn't surprise me at all  ;D

I gather though that I am not alone and would bet most members here would say that, regardless of where they live, it is getting increasingly difficult to find a good curry.

Agreed again most members would probably say that. But not the people who keep them afloat

If anyone can't find a "good" curry in a city of nearly 70 m2 & "curry houses" in every other street, they  may need to examine themselves & not the food.

I tried 4 different curries from two takeaways in different areas

Not exactly a mori poll

This guy has been in a few though.

http://curry-heute.com/

[Peripatetic Phil]

If anyone can't find a "good" curry in a city of nearly 70 m2 & "curry houses" in every other street, they  may need to examine themselves & not the food.

Or they may need to check their location; a city of nearly 70 square metres is pretty difficult to find
** Phil.

[ELW]

If anyone can't find a "good" curry in a city of nearly 70 m2 & "curry houses" in every other street, they  may need to examine themselves & not the food.

Or they may need to check their location; a city of nearly 70 square metres is pretty difficult to find
** Phil.

Not when your visiting it as the op was....... or living in it even

[gazman1976]

U should try the punjabi at charing cross, best madras I have had in over a decadd, top notch

[acrabat]

Is the punjabi a sit in or takeaway. I will happily drive to sit in, but 40-50 min round trip for a takeaway it would have to be something really worth it.
cheers

[gazman1976]

@ Acrabat, its a sit in and takeaway, i live 50 mins away and its my local now lol, i get a takeaway all the time from it as i work near bye, my fav is a chicken tikka main meal with saffron rice and madras sauce

Garry

[joadt]

It's been a while since I've had a Glasgow curry but worked up near Inverness a few years ago and had an extremely good lamb curry from a small village takeaway.

[ELW]

I learned a long time ago to be very patient with Asparagus sufferers. It's a typing mistake Phil

U should try the punjabi at charing cross, best madras I have had in over a decadd, top notch

May give Punjabi a try next weekend gazman, I've heard its pretty good.
Going off piste, I would recommend Yadgar in Calder Street Govanhill. Don't be put off by the naf shop front & seriously iffy area.
Its the one of only a few places in Glasgow I've seen Asians buy Asian takeaway. The Lamb karahi is off the scale flavourwise.
Prices seem higher than they maybe should though.


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[Peripatetic Phil]

If anyone can't find a "good" curry in a city of nearly 70 m2 & "curry houses" in every other street, they  may need to examine themselves & not the food.

Or they may need to check their location; a city of nearly 70 square metres is pretty difficult to find
** Phil.

I learned a long time ago to be very patient with Asparagus sufferers. It's a typing mistake Phil

Well, that was very clear, but what is less clear is what it was intended to read ...
** Phil.