Curry on the Coast?
Mar 27th 2005, 7:39 pm
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Originally Posted by Jim2004
Hi Claire, you know I was going to PM you but thought you'd see the post anyway 
I'd guess you have been ?! any good, or the same story as in ok, but nothing special?
Ta, do love a Ruby me
I'd guess you have been ?! any good, or the same story as in ok, but nothing special?
Ta, do love a Ruby me
Mar 27th 2005, 7:40 pm
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Originally Posted by tinaj
there are so many other yummy restaurants around too.
Again, starting to learn this
I feel my belly rumblin already!
Mar 27th 2005, 8:44 pm
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Originally Posted by Jonahs_mummy
hi jim jonah's daddy here ...there is a curry house next to the versace hotel near seaworld it's upstairs in the shopping centre ...not too bad in there as we went for a ruby when we were out there ........they did seem to have a bit of a problem serving the food warm though lol
Ok ta for that, I'm tryin to make a mental note that we like our curries temp quite hot
Mar 28th 2005, 12:00 am
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Originally Posted by kiwichild
Sadly, I have never had a curry like you get in the UK in OZ. Then again I've never had decent sausages or black pudding here either 
Can only wish you luck in your quest and be prepared to learn how to make your own good curries
Can only wish you luck in your quest and be prepared to learn how to make your own good curries
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Mar 28th 2005, 1:07 am
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Originally Posted by chew
Thanks for that Chew, I'll give that a go I think, but maybe throw a few tablespoons of chilli powder in too
Altho seriously, how do you spice it up, am I right with Chilli powder?
I like a Vindaloo normally ........ yum yum.
thank gawd I had one last night or I'D be after one with all this talk of em ...lol, altho might have some left overs somewhere ?!?
Mar 28th 2005, 10:32 pm
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Originally Posted by Jim2004
Thanks for that Chew, I'll give that a go I think, but maybe throw a few tablespoons of chilli powder in too
Altho seriously, how do you spice it up, am I right with Chilli powder?
I like a Vindaloo normally ........ yum yum.
thank gawd I had one last night or I'D be after one with all this talk of em ...lol, altho might have some left overs somewhere ?!?
Altho seriously, how do you spice it up, am I right with Chilli powder?
I like a Vindaloo normally ........ yum yum.
thank gawd I had one last night or I'D be after one with all this talk of em ...lol, altho might have some left overs somewhere ?!?
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Mar 28th 2005, 10:45 pm
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Originally Posted by Sir Les Patterson
hi jim jonah's dad here again ,,, try http://www.ukfood.co.uk plenty of good ideas for curry on there jim
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You never know I might even be cooking one soon! :scared:
Mar 28th 2005, 11:18 pm
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Jim2004,yes chilli powder will heat it up for you,but you might have a look at his recipes page
http://www.curryhouse.co.uk/rsc/maindish.htm
http://www.curryhouse.co.uk/rsc/maindish.htm
Mar 28th 2005, 11:22 pm
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Originally Posted by chew
Jim2004,yes chilli powder will heat it up for you,but you might have a look at his recipes page
http://www.curryhouse.co.uk/rsc/maindish.htm
http://www.curryhouse.co.uk/rsc/maindish.htm
I'll have a good look at them tomorrow. I've been getting a grilling on the Immigration side today and the head is pretty well zonked now, off to bed soon if I can sleep ...lol
cheers
Mar 28th 2005, 11:42 pm
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Here in the Brisbane Bayside we have a Indian place that is UK style, the owners actually run one in Birmingham aswell
In fact it is advertised as:
There is a marked difference between UK Indian food, and the way it is done by the Indians here.
When we first ate with some Indian friends that we have, it was an eye opener, but as with most things, you become accustomed to the new/different things
In fact it is advertised as:
The first Balti Restaurant in QLD, Indian Food UK style.
All food cooked and served as in our UK branch
The Spice Avenue Balti Restaurant
Aquatic Paradise Shopping Centre
190 Birkdale Road, Birkdale QLD
07 3822 9822
All food cooked and served as in our UK branch
The Spice Avenue Balti Restaurant
Aquatic Paradise Shopping Centre
190 Birkdale Road, Birkdale QLD
07 3822 9822
When we first ate with some Indian friends that we have, it was an eye opener, but as with most things, you become accustomed to the new/different things
Mar 28th 2005, 11:53 pm
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
Here in the Brisbane Bayside we have a Indian place that is UK style, the owners actually run one in Birmingham aswell
In fact it is advertised as:
There is a marked difference between UK Indian food, and the way it is done by the Indians here.
When we first ate with some Indian friends that we have, it was an eye opener, but as with most things, you become accustomed to the new/different things
In fact it is advertised as:
There is a marked difference between UK Indian food, and the way it is done by the Indians here.
When we first ate with some Indian friends that we have, it was an eye opener, but as with most things, you become accustomed to the new/different things
Mar 28th 2005, 11:53 pm
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Originally Posted by ABCDiamond
Here in the Brisbane Bayside we have a Indian place that is UK style, the owners actually run one in Birmingham aswell
In fact it is advertised as:
There is a marked difference between UK Indian food, and the way it is done by the Indians here.
When we first ate with some Indian friends that we have, it was an eye opener, but as with most things, you become accustomed to the new/different things
In fact it is advertised as:
There is a marked difference between UK Indian food, and the way it is done by the Indians here.
When we first ate with some Indian friends that we have, it was an eye opener, but as with most things, you become accustomed to the new/different things
I can live with that once in a while for a DECENT curry
Cheers, all is looking good on the curry front
just need to get out to Oz now! ......... the easy bit!
Mar 28th 2005, 11:56 pm
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Originally Posted by bondipom
And India is a huge place with a variety of cooking styles that is rarely reflected in the UK or Oz. I am hungry now.
I know posts about food can and prob will have this effect, but just had to know!
Mar 29th 2005, 12:14 am
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Re: Curry on the Coast?
Originally Posted by Jim2004
that's the 2nd person to say they was hungry after reading this post I think, sorry
I know posts about food can and prob will have this effect, but just had to know!
I know posts about food can and prob will have this effect, but just had to know!
If you do head for the Birkdale Indian, you should check out the Bayside Brits site, and ask if anyone local is going there, you may even get recommendations on what's on the menu