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Indian Restaurants in the City in general
Newest Review: ... meal being very cheap and the fact that you can bring your own drinks is another big plus for the budget conscious. Zara's Kitchen is a fairly large Indian restaurant in the heart of Camberwell, SE5. It's not particularly pretty from the outside, the tinted glass actually makes it look a bit dingy, but once inside it's bright, clean and fairly pleasant. It's a family run restaurant and the service is friendly and courteous, if not particularly prompt - we were kept waiting a while for our main course. The menu is quite varied with a good selection of starters, including my favourite - daal bhajias, and a decent selec... more |
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Indian Restaurants in the City in general: Curry on a budget! (551 words)
by Leolover - written on 15.10.02 (Very useful, 343 readings)
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From the number of restaurant reviews I've been posting recently, you may have noticed that I've been eating out almost constantly for the past week. This is mainly due to a major project at work meaning that I'm working quite long hours, and by the time I get home I just can't be bothered to cook. Needless to say, enjoyable though it's all been, my wallet (and waistline!) have been suffering! With my dwindling bank balance in mind, but still no real urge to hit the kitchen, this Saturday I decided to give a restaurant called Zara's kitchen, in Camberwell, a retry. I say a retry because I have actually tried it before, but I wasn't ...
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