curry in Denia

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Feb 6th 2007 | 9:51 pm

#16

Mrs eddie

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From: Oliva

Re: curry in Denia

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Originally Posted by spain

it does look shady doesnt it

but we have eaten there a couple of times and the curries are ok - and as good as you get locally but I think from now we will drive down to Denia as it was so nice

Oh it's so great to hear you didn't get struck down with food poisoning from that place

Heard some awful stories...and we haven't risked it yet. But have heard that there is a great one in Denia....must be this one thats being recommended.

Can't wait to go....as I luuuuuuuurrrrrrrve Indian food .....miss it too ! Altho tried making a Red Thai Curry last night....yummy but too much cocnut milk I think....rice was soggy by end of meal

Feb 7th 2007 | 11:31 pm

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firtreesix

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From: Paisley, Fl/Javea, Spain

Re: curry in Denia

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Originally Posted by Danemad

Hi!!!

We may give that a try... we drive down to Javea every so often and go to the Indian Palace along the arenal area. It is pricey (around 50 euros per couple) but the food IS trully superb! But I am definitely going to try your one out next Sunday. Do you have to book on a Sunday, ie does it get too packed to just walk in?

ThereÂ´s another Indian in Javea that blows away the Palace up at Javea Park. It is called the Princess of Punjab or La Princessa del Punjab, I canÂ´t remember which now. They only take reservations, 96 647 0350 or 629 01 8640. Open 8-12, closed Thurs. They will only do parties of 6 or less.

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C/ Andrea montegna 15, Pinomar, Carratera de Cabo de La Nao ItÂ´s near the Javea Bowling Green. ItÂ´s actually a little hard to find, but I was successful and I know little about that side of Javea.

Worth a visit as it is very authentic Indian food, just a husband and wife doing it all. He is a little bit eccentric, but means well!! I recall it as being cheaper than the Indian Palace too. There are only about 4 tables in the dining area and I think it is their home judging by the way it is set up.

Thanks for the heads up on the Denia Indian, good to know.

R&R