Unabomber Posted 21 April 2015 Author Posted 21 April 2015 They become flopadoms, and correct they are fvcking vile I've been calling them poppadonts; but yours works way better.
Ric Flair Posted 23 April 2015 Posted 23 April 2015 Being diagnosed with IBS means no more curries for me... just about my only vice and now I can't even have them Fear not mate, I was diagnosed in 2007 but if you're lucky like me it dies down and you can get mullering curries again.
notnow john Posted 23 April 2015 Posted 23 April 2015 What are the top curry houses in the Hinckley area?
Tommy G Posted 24 April 2015 Posted 24 April 2015 What are the top curry houses in the Hinckley area? bangla pride I am a regular at, pretty decent. Windsor Tiffin is decent in Burbage but take your wallet
notnow john Posted 24 April 2015 Posted 24 April 2015 bangla pride I am a regular at, pretty decent. Windsor Tiffin is decent in Burbage but take your wallet Cheers.
SemperEadem Posted 3 September 2015 Posted 3 September 2015 Big up Leicester. http://m.leicestermercury.co.uk/Leicester-restaurant-named-best-curry-takeaway/story-27731901-detail/story.html
Rob1742 Posted 3 September 2015 Posted 3 September 2015 Wasn't there a Curry with a cheeky porno tash and mullet who used to play for Barnsley. Always used to score against us. Royal Bengal in Market Harborough is nice, as is the old Meadowbank pub in Wigston. Can't remember it's name, but it is ace.
Buzzell Posted 3 September 2015 Posted 3 September 2015 Big up Leicester. http://m.leicestermercury.co.uk/Leicester-restaurant-named-best-curry-takeaway/story-27731901-detail/story.html Might have to give them a try. Do they deliver?
Wymsey Posted 3 September 2015 Posted 3 September 2015 Sanjay's Curry Pot (Melton Road - don't know if it's still there), best curries I've ever had. Not keen on takeaways for curry, in particular, as heatness of food declines quite fast before eating it at home and some of quality is lost.
Carl the Llama Posted 3 September 2015 Posted 3 September 2015 Sanjay's Curry Pot (Melton Road - don't know if it's still there), best curries I've ever had. Not keen on takeaways for curry, in particular, as heatness of food declines quite fast before eating it at home and some of quality is lost. Heatness?
Carl the Llama Posted 3 September 2015 Posted 3 September 2015 Where did you check? I don't think it was in a dictionary...
Rob1742 Posted 3 September 2015 Posted 3 September 2015 Had a curry the other Saturday and as soon as I had it, I felt it was about to exit me. Went to the bar and asked to pay the bill, and there was a slight delay. In the end I said "look, I need to pay the bill and get home as I am about to shit myself" That did the trick, not only did I get the bill straight away, they got the waiter to drive us home. You can't beat that for service eh
Voll Blau Posted 3 September 2015 Posted 3 September 2015 All over a Tawa or a Sharabi at the Bengal. Puts the other curry houses in Harborough to shame that place.
Carl the Llama Posted 3 September 2015 Posted 3 September 2015 'Urban Dictionary' but website seems legit. I can never tell if you're being serious.
stix Posted 3 September 2015 Posted 3 September 2015 I can never tell if you're being serious. I swear he's Rinceys lovechild
Vacamion Posted 3 September 2015 Posted 3 September 2015 Had a curry the other Saturday and as soon as I had it, I felt it was about to exit me. Went to the bar and asked to pay the bill, and there was a slight delay. In the end I said "look, I need to pay the bill and get home as I am about to shit myself" That did the trick, not only did I get the bill straight away, they got the waiter to drive us home. You can't beat that for service eh Wipe clean leather seats?
Miquel The Work Geordie Posted 3 September 2015 Posted 3 September 2015 wymsey checking urban dictionary to see if a word is legit in the english language, ****ing hell man
foxoffderby Posted 4 September 2015 Posted 4 September 2015 All over a Tawa or a Sharabi at the Bengal. Puts the other curry houses in Harborough to shame that place. Tawa is a cooking implement used to cook chapatis or other flat breads. Shrarabi means to be intoxicated or to be an alcoholic. It comes from the word sharab which means alcohol.
Babylon Posted 4 September 2015 Posted 4 September 2015 Pricey, but Mem Saab in the highcross was one of the nicest I've had. Used to like cuisine of india in Wigston, but I'm sick to death of them fecking up every order that gets placed.
Soar Fox Posted 4 September 2015 Posted 4 September 2015 Pricey, but Mem Saab in the highcross was one of the nicest I've had. Used to like cuisine of india in Wigston, but I'm sick to death of them fecking up every order that gets placed. Try little India in Arnesby, I found it was much tastier than Cuisine.
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