I just had some Indian food...
 

some good shit :thumbsup

they made fresh bread in some crazy looking pit.... food was bomb.. i highly recommend you try some :thumbsup

oh, indian is the best!

you're not gonna be saying that in about an hour :winkwink:

Where did you go? I've been looking for a decent Indian restaurant for ages...

"A Taste Of India" is the best Indian food you can ever have.

Its located on ventura blvd in Shermanoaks California.

yeah that bread is awesome!
an indian client of our has this clay oven built in his backyard that he makes that bread in, good stuff

"india's tanduri" in Burbank.. really good :thumbsup

I like the Tandori chicken and bombay potatoes

what do they call their spinach dish that you eat with 'rotis'?

And I just did the dishes! I hate the fact that I procrastinate... I then have a huge pile of dishes at the end of the day!

so far, so good.... i'll post if i get owned.... only problem is the smell won't come off my fingers :1orglaugh :helpme

"Saag" :winkwink:

are you sure about that? I don't like the wink wink..

Coming from a punjabi [indian] family, nobody would know better :)

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Curry ::: Now that's good shit!!

But you'll be hating it the next day :1orglaugh

never been there... gonna have to try it next week :Graucho

i love indian food. really spicy.

dude indian food is way too spicy...basically just asking for stomach issues if your not used to it

Now this is my favorite subject . "Indian Food" You would think the best place to get a good curry would be Indian but you would be wrong. Every country i travel to i seek out an Indian restaurant or two and very few ever come near the quality or taste of curry's you get in London. London ( Southall and Wembley ) have huge Indian population, if you ever go to Southall you would think you where back in India ???

The nearest thing to a reasonable curry i have had in California was from The Balti House next to an Irish pub on Sunset Blvd.. San Diego has a few curry places but all are poor imitations of the real indian dishes. I mean when someone tells you its a health curry you just know its going to taste bad ? ( Note: Curry are a lot of things but they are not Healthy !!!)

The only other passable curry i have had in the USA was when i went to the internext in New Orleans a few years ago. I was advised by the concierge at the W Hotel of a cool place some 20 minutes drive away, it turned out to be run by a guy who used to own restaurants in London, don't remember the name but it was sure good food.

Anyone have any recommendations for San Diego i am willing to try them . The "Passage to India" sucks The "Taste of India" has some good dishes but quality varies week to week.

Anyway you guessed it i love curry and it doesn't have to be hot or spicy to taste great. Chicken Jalfraze or a Balti Chicken is not hot but tastes fantastic if you find the right restaurant you will be in heaven . Add a Dortmunder or Kingfisher Beer to wash it all down.




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I dont like indian food. GREEK HOWEVER IS THE SHIZNET!

cool stuff :thumbsup my parents used to got o europe alot and they would always compliment the indian food there... i've heard about London and their good indian food... gonna have to go and try :Graucho

if you're in LA area, hit me up we'll go to a nice one in Burbank, IMO ine of the best currys ive had :thumbsup

Don't know what Dortmunder is but KingFisher beer is really good!

Wonder if some liquor stores sell it around here. I'll have to remember that.

And London's curry's don't even touch the stuff in Birmingham

how odd that this topic came up.

Today is my boyfriends birthday and im taking him out to an indian restaurant here in riverside.

I havnt had indian in almost 3 years though I cant remember the names of everything I liked.

There was this red chicken that you could eat by its self and then there was the chicken that came in a red cream sauce.

What are the names of those.

Oh and can you recomend some dishes that are mild to medium spicy?

Im not a beer drinker so what else goes good with the dishes?

Thanks.

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Probably Tandori Chicken

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and then there was the chicken that came in a red cream sauce.

Could be Tikka Massala

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What are the names of those. Oh and can you recomend some dishes that are mild to medium spicy?

Masslas are good, also Balti's, Buhnas(sp?) and Kormas

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Im not a beer drinker so what else goes good with the dishes? Thanks. :thumbsup

Beers is all really. If you do drink beer at all, with indian is when your going to enjoy it most.

Dry white wine is also good with Indian, but only if you get a good bottle.

Naan is awesome! I tried Indian for the first time recently and loved it. It helps that they have alot of vegetarian and vegan food too. :thumbsup

Birmingham's best known for balti's

aye, But the rest of it has a knock on effect and Most of the curry's I've had in Brum blow the socks of anything I've had in london.

Oddly the best curry I've ever had was in Swansea.

Thank you for you help

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Pakistani is even better :2 cents:

i love that food

indian foood is fuckign amazing, nan bread chapatis beef vindalooooo


mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

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naan is good. vere tasted one their indian yogurt? yummy

yeah... their yogurt was good... they have this one drink, cant remember the name, its like a mango creme thing... awsome stuff :thumbsup

I like Indian food too nan is the shit

i've never seen beef on an indian restaurants menu

You won't on most proper indian resteraunts. For one obvious reason.

its too spicy

Not all Indian food is spicy. You can usually get a ton of options to choose from too. :2 cents: