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Cafe India (Glasgow)Newest Review: ... Their mint yoghurt dip is good, although not the best I have had, and I also recommend their spiced onions. The selection of starters contains the usual chicken tikka, pakoras and my personal favourite chicken chaat. They are certainly not stingy with their portions here and I only recommend having a starter if you are really hungry (or your eyes are bigger than your belly - which mine ... more |
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by - written on 25/04/09 (Very useful, 146 readings)
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Glasgow - apparently the home of Chicken Tikka Masala but most certainly home too many tandoori restaurants. With so much competition you have to be good to stand out here!! Cafe India is undisputedly the top Glasgow restaurant. Frequented by celebrities such as Keanu Reeves, Billy Connolly and Tome Jones and winner of the Best Curry in Britain award for 7 years! The restaurant was located on North Street in the West End until 2 years ago when the restaurant burned down and was relocated to Albion Street in the heart of the Merchant City. There is an NCp car park located next door meaning parking is not a problem. The restaurant has very modern decor and has a ... Read the complete review
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