Best curry in Halifax
#31
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Location: Halifax, Nova Scotia
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Re: Best curry in Halifax
Thanks to everyone for their replies. I just realised I should have posted an update on where we did go...
We went to the Taj Mahal. The food was excellent - in fact I still dream about it from time to time (perhaps I am suffering curry withdrawal!). The service was also really good - our waiter was british and as he explained "not suprisingly I get quite a lot of brits in here".
It was a little expensive - main courses were around $20 each. In particular the wine was expensive - cheapest bottle was $38 I think. Also the portions werent huge so you have to order some popadoms and naan bred etc (what a shame!) but like I say the food was really excellent.
I think we'll give the Curry Village a try next time just to see how that compares.
Ziggy8080 - did I read above that you were planning to host a curry night?
If you ask me we (the BE Members in NS) should form a concortium and set-up our own British-style Curry House (you know, proper yellow pilau rice etc). I figured if we all put in a couple of $k each we would have the start-up capital to get a decent chef over from Bradford and set-up the restaurant; serve all our favourite dishes and at a discount for "shareholders". Who's in with me?
We went to the Taj Mahal. The food was excellent - in fact I still dream about it from time to time (perhaps I am suffering curry withdrawal!). The service was also really good - our waiter was british and as he explained "not suprisingly I get quite a lot of brits in here".
It was a little expensive - main courses were around $20 each. In particular the wine was expensive - cheapest bottle was $38 I think. Also the portions werent huge so you have to order some popadoms and naan bred etc (what a shame!) but like I say the food was really excellent.
I think we'll give the Curry Village a try next time just to see how that compares.
Ziggy8080 - did I read above that you were planning to host a curry night?
If you ask me we (the BE Members in NS) should form a concortium and set-up our own British-style Curry House (you know, proper yellow pilau rice etc). I figured if we all put in a couple of $k each we would have the start-up capital to get a decent chef over from Bradford and set-up the restaurant; serve all our favourite dishes and at a discount for "shareholders". Who's in with me?
#32
Re: Best curry in Halifax
Ziggy8080 - did I read above that you were planning to host a curry night?
If you ask me we (the BE Members in NS) should form a concortium and set-up our own British-style Curry House (you know, proper yellow pilau rice etc). I figured if we all put in a couple of $k each we would have the start-up capital to get a decent chef over from Bradford and set-up the restaurant; serve all our favourite dishes and at a discount for "shareholders". Who's in with me?
I do have the authentic stuff to make yellow and red speckly rice though! Yes, it's called food colouring.
I'm off to England next month where i will be eating as many curries as I can... when I get I can maybe do a curry night.
#33
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Location: Fall River, NS
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Re: Best curry in Halifax
If you ask me we (the BE Members in NS) should form a concortium and set-up our own British-style Curry House (you know, proper yellow pilau rice etc). I figured if we all put in a couple of $k each we would have the start-up capital to get a decent chef over from Bradford and set-up the restaurant; serve all our favourite dishes and at a discount for "shareholders". Who's in with me?
#34
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Location: Ontario
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Re: Best curry in Halifax
I'm in as well - put me name down for some shares.
#36
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Re: Best curry in Halifax
Well thats 4 of us - how many do we need ??!