Curry

[gingerjedi]

Nah. M&S food is unethical, Sainsbury's always has dodgy meat and Tesco's is overpriced.

Lidl's and Morrison's are favourite. Don't buy the separate rice, though, it's pants.

CostCo used to do a good tikka, but I haven't been ther in years.

The Tesco take away range they tried flogging for £4.99 is now £2.50 in my local, has been for months. M&S is still my favourite followed by Sainsbury's both fine IMO.

They must be doing something better than the restaurants as I’m never ill after a supermarket curry which beats the 50/50 rate I get when I go out for one... I do wash the spoon after I've used it mind.

[Moscow Mule]

Just a matter of taste I guess but knocks spots off a curry any day IMHO.

I had a cheese and ham omelette. And I had to wash up myself...

[RichardCranium]

How was your trip to Mars? Just got back?

Lick my spoon!

Is that a euphemism?

Link.

[Fishface]

The non-curry curry house choice

you can get a nice non 'gravy' curry almost any curry house.

papodums
Chicken tikka - grilled spicy chicken
bombay potato - spicy potatoes
pilau rice

tasty, dry, no bright red 'gravy'

and if you go to Lahore in the east end or Hendon - spicy lamb chops oooof.

Mother India in Glasgow is also very, very good

I believe it is common to think that if there is asian people eating in the place then its worth every penny - if its full of rowdy fat lads, think twice.

[Moscow Mule]

How was your trip to Mars? Just got back?Link.

I'm fully aware of the meme. We need an irony smiley...

[Moscow Mule]

you can get a nice non 'gravy' curry almost any curry house.

papodums
Chicken tikka - grilled spicy chicken
bombay potato - spicy potatoes
pilau rice

Tandoori mixed grill & Sag (or Brinjal) Bhaji would be my choices.

[bekarovka]

Maybe if we'd colonised mexico instead of India, wherever you now see a curry house there would be a Cantina. Mmm, mole poblano anyone?