Category: Indian
Kricket – Soho – Being different on the food front is the feather in the restaurants cap
Kricket on the face of it seems like the well-worn sock of all cliches. Once upon a time they were…
Darjeeling Express Review – the next day march to the toilet will be worth it…
Darjeeling Express commenced life as as a 12-cover supper club before they become permanent and it’s well deserved for the…
Mother India Review – Glasgow – Where Bourdain Ate
Indian food is one of the world’s most popular cuisines, it’s available everywhere from your local takeaway, supermarket, nearest and…
Gunpowder Review – Revisited
Indian food from what I know of it has come a long way from the neon coloured curries, poppadoms and…
Samy’s Curry – it’s a Singaporean institution
Samy’s Curry was founded by Mr M.Veerasamy who helped pioneer North and South Indian cuisine in Singapore specialising in fish…
Al Afrose – Singapore – 5am post cocktail curry sweats
It was 5am local time and with a skinful of booze, Al Afrose seemed like the mothership for the alcoholically…
Rasjasthan III – (Review) – Houndsditch
I would describe the Rajasthan III as an old school curry house trapped in a bygone era of when a choice…
Hoppers – Revisited (Soho) To all the queue haters, it’s actually worth the wait!
During my first visit to Hoppers just before Christmas 2015 I queued for 30 minutes at 11.30am before their doors opened at…
Gunpowder – Review (Spitalfields) My 3 visits – the chops are king
I’m not sure about everyone else, but when I think about curry (*British word sigh*) in the East End, my…
Hoppers London – Review (Soho) The best Curry in Soho?
Hoppers London opened on the 28th of October 2015, by the Sethi siblings Karam, Jyotin and Sunainain in the premises that…
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