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Indian Restaurants in Soho
Newest Review: ... list are impressive. All the standard Indian dishes are available, plus some surprising extras such as Mussel Puri and Crab and Ginger Aloo starters and Fish Masala/Jalfrezi main courses. As a seafood lover, I was very pleased to see the variety of fish dishes on offer - something that's often lacking in Indian restaurants. There were about twelve starters available, and at least thirty main courses. The wine list boasted some impressive new and old world labels at reasonable prices. My partner and I plumped for the Penfolds Kalimna Shiraz which is one of our favourites, it was served at a good temperature and offered to us to ta... more |
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Indian Restaurants in Soho: You can't beat a good curry! (738 words)
by Leolover - written on 11.10.02 (Very useful, 500 readings)
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Despite curry being my absolute favourite food, it'd been a while since I ate in an Indian restaurant, so when my partner and I found ourselves all shopped out and starving after a hard evening shopping in the centre of London, we were pleased to stumble across this little gem of a restaurant. Taste of Spice is a small Indian restaurant in the heart of Soho, about a five minute walk from Tottenham Court Road station. **** FIRST IMPRESSIONS My first impressions of the restaurant were good. From the outside, it looks cosy and inviting. The dining area, which is essentially one small room, is painted in shades of muted pink and brown. The ...
Curry at YMCA (140 words)
by bobroberts - written on 19.06.00 (53 readings)
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Work anywhere near Tottenham Court Road? Bored of refrigerated sandwiches, crisps and a drink for lunch. Like curry? If you can answer 'yes' to all these questions then the YMCA in Fitzroy St. near Warren St. tube is the place for you. I'm suspicious of the tikka masala school of British indian cuisine but you will not find any of that here. This guest house for visiting Indian opens its doors to the public for lunch. Grab a tray, then choose from plain or pilau rice, fish, mutton, chicken, several vegetable curries (dry and wet), pickles, chutnies, chapati and popadoms. I challenge you to spend over a fiver and not leave feeling 100% satisfied. It is, ...
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