Rusholme curry mile experrts
08 August 2011, 05:48 PM
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Rusholme curry mile experrts
OK Manchester curry eaters... what's the best curry house in Rusholme right now?
I need cheering up so a full on curry experience is required
I need cheering up so a full on curry experience is required
08 August 2011, 06:59 PM
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Curry mile is not what it used to be. I'd stay clear and find a curry house elsewhere or try Akbars in town.
Last time i went to Rusholme we walked out of 3 curry houses. I always to straight to the toilet and if its a disgusting mess you know the kitchen is likely the same.
Last time i went to Rusholme we walked out of 3 curry houses. I always to straight to the toilet and if its a disgusting mess you know the kitchen is likely the same.
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08 August 2011, 08:56 PM
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I lived spitting distance from the mile for a few years. I agree the food has gone down hill.
My top 3 in manchester...
3. Eastzeast
2. Akbars
1. Desi lounge
Also worth a look, mogul in white field.
Nowhere on the curry mile that I would eat now.
My top 3 in manchester...
3. Eastzeast
2. Akbars
1. Desi lounge
Also worth a look, mogul in white field.
Nowhere on the curry mile that I would eat now.
08 August 2011, 10:00 PM
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Good call, been there a few times, walk-able from ours but rarely make it past the Chilli Banana, the new one where the computer shop used to be (Amma I think) was ok as well.
08 August 2011, 11:50 PM
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You're not talking about that bloke from Return of the Jedi are you? Admiral Akbar?
No idea where he's from!
Akbars 'sounds' Pakistani, but you may need to chat to them to find out for definite.
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No idea where he's from!
Akbars 'sounds' Pakistani, but you may need to chat to them to find out for definite.
Asif
09 August 2011, 01:10 PM
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imho,
the dearer ones in manchester, the foods seems to taste sweeter, thats why everyone likes them.
not been to rusholme in ages, there are two really good ones near me, so we always end up there, its a couyple of quid dearer, but it saves on petrol.
the dearer ones in manchester, the foods seems to taste sweeter, thats why everyone likes them.
not been to rusholme in ages, there are two really good ones near me, so we always end up there, its a couyple of quid dearer, but it saves on petrol.
09 August 2011, 01:11 PM
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LOL! That was it! Definitely Greek. I reckon George Lucas was just hungry when he made these names up.
Back on topic, I have tried a couple of 'Indian' restaurants in the North West and elsewhere and the ones here in London are my fav's.
Plenty of ropey ones too of course!
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09 August 2011, 11:44 PM
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Hi guys, i must say ive tried a whole heap of indian restaurants in and around manchester from karims in middleton to sanams, sajan etc but the best one is definately akbars.
Alot of pakistani curries are sweet especially the ones from around lahore cooking, but some indian ones are very spicy. Alot of variety.
Alot of pakistani curries are sweet especially the ones from around lahore cooking, but some indian ones are very spicy. Alot of variety.
10 August 2011, 12:44 AM
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