currambine shops?
May 10th 2010 | 5:20 pm
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currambine shops?
Hi all, does anyone know what new shops etc are going to be in Currambine? apart from Dan Murphy's that is which im most excited about 
Also is there a residents association? and i think i heard a whisper about a community center??
I tried reading the plans on the Joondalup website but i need things explaining in stupid person terms
Thanks all
Dawn x
Also is there a residents association? and i think i heard a whisper about a community center??I tried reading the plans on the Joondalup website but i need things explaining in stupid person terms
Thanks all
Dawn x
May 12th 2010 | 11:35 pm
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Re: currambine shops?
I think one of the local vets is moving in there. Heard it in work the other day, would think this is the shopping centre they where going on about.
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May 13th 2010 | 12:06 am
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Re: currambine shops?
Who cares, Dan Murphys is enough for me
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May 13th 2010 | 12:00 pm
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Re: currambine shops?
Hi, also heard there is a TAB, Ray White, Eagle Boys Pizza, Medical Health Centre and a Indian Restaurant going in as well.
May 13th 2010 | 1:07 pm
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May 13th 2010 | 6:27 pm
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May 13th 2010 | 9:03 pm
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when is dan murphys opening? fed up in travelling to balga each week!
May 13th 2010 | 9:05 pm
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oooh yes, Dan Murphys! I really like the butchers at Currambine. Hope he stays!
Jul 21st 2010 | 7:15 pm
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Re: currambine shops?
Anyone seen in the new Currambine complex asign has went up advertising an Indian Restaurant called the Glasgow Curry House.
Jul 21st 2010 | 8:49 pm
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Re: currambine shops?
but not as excited as i am about the Glasgow Curry House!!
Jul 21st 2010 | 8:52 pm
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Isn't there a new Tavern going to built too? I see a board has gone up advertising one.
Jul 21st 2010 | 11:01 pm
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Sep 5th 2010 | 1:30 am
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re The Glasgow Curry House:
Just had a takeaway from here. If they served these portions in Glasgow, they would have a riot on their hands. The Veg' Pakora is $7 per portion, and for that we received 4 pieces. The chicken patia was delicious although meagre, the chicken tikka masala was not 'tikkaed'. I have never seen such a thin naan bread in my life, it was almost transparent. The lachha paratha could have fitted on a side plate at a childrens party. I am aware that this restaraunt/take-away has only recently opened but if they wish to cultivate the reputation of a true 'Glasgow Curry House' they will seriously have to "stop taking the piss and get it right", otherwise they are going to alienate the expats around Currambine.
Just had a takeaway from here. If they served these portions in Glasgow, they would have a riot on their hands. The Veg' Pakora is $7 per portion, and for that we received 4 pieces. The chicken patia was delicious although meagre, the chicken tikka masala was not 'tikkaed'. I have never seen such a thin naan bread in my life, it was almost transparent. The lachha paratha could have fitted on a side plate at a childrens party. I am aware that this restaraunt/take-away has only recently opened but if they wish to cultivate the reputation of a true 'Glasgow Curry House' they will seriously have to "stop taking the piss and get it right", otherwise they are going to alienate the expats around Currambine.
Sep 17th 2010 | 10:28 pm
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re The Glasgow Curry House:
Just had a takeaway from here. If they served these portions in Glasgow, they would have a riot on their hands. The Veg' Pakora is $7 per portion, and for that we received 4 pieces. The chicken patia was delicious although meagre, the chicken tikka masala was not 'tikkaed'. I have never seen such a thin naan bread in my life, it was almost transparent. The lachha paratha could have fitted on a side plate at a childrens party. I am aware that this restaraunt/take-away has only recently opened but if they wish to cultivate the reputation of a true 'Glasgow Curry House' they will seriously have to "stop taking the piss and get it right", otherwise they are going to alienate the expats around Currambine.
Just had a takeaway from here. If they served these portions in Glasgow, they would have a riot on their hands. The Veg' Pakora is $7 per portion, and for that we received 4 pieces. The chicken patia was delicious although meagre, the chicken tikka masala was not 'tikkaed'. I have never seen such a thin naan bread in my life, it was almost transparent. The lachha paratha could have fitted on a side plate at a childrens party. I am aware that this restaraunt/take-away has only recently opened but if they wish to cultivate the reputation of a true 'Glasgow Curry House' they will seriously have to "stop taking the piss and get it right", otherwise they are going to alienate the expats around Currambine.
yuk! portions to small , curry dont taste anything like glasgow style
the only thing scottish about the place is the tartan on the waitresses ties!
