Curries

[AndyGray1985]

Someone should do curry AND beer in the same delivery.

Very common in other parts of the world, but thanks!

 

[pele]

Mighty SMB,

I'm researching a project on a take-away/delivery chain of stores based on curries/tandoor food.

I'd like to know your main 3 reasons for choosing a curry for take-away and your spending limit per meal excluding drinks.

It will all end in a piss-take and ridicule, but serious answers are also appreciated.

Thanks in advance -

/Andy

No ridicule here, Andy. But, they do stock an enormous range of white goods.

 

[AndyGray1985]

No ridicule here, Andy. But, they do stock an enormous range of white goods.

Surprised this didn't turn up before page 4, tbh.

 

[monkeytassle]

There's a nepalese down the road so it's handy

Tasty and does different stuff to your regular Indian takeaway. The naans are spectacular

Owner is a legend and always pops a Xmas card in the door and gives me a beer to go in my way.

Spend about 15 sheets per head.

Menu | Royal Nepalese Indian Takeaway | Blackheath SE3

 

[Laeotaekhun]

Pointless.
Onion bhaji, rice, popdoms.
Everything else is meat based, although I tend to get keema pilau rice most of the time so only bhaji and popdoms don't feature meat.

There are probably more vegetarian Indian restaurants than from any other country/culture.

Imho no other cuisine offers more vegetarian dishes as options.

 

[the boot]

Surprised this didn't turn up before page 4, tbh.

It did mate post 12 page 1, it was just disguised by @buster

 

[AndyGray1985]

It did mate post 12 page 1, it was just disguised by @buster

My attention span is like a 4 year olds