Good curry house???
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Originally Posted by crazy_sherm
No way dude, there's way better chinese food here. We need to start a thread so all us ****** on i-club can point you in the right direction. The trick is going with someone who speaks/reads chinese so they can order off the chinese menu.
Anyone recommend a place that serves a kickass chicken makhani and palak paneer? Those are my curent two favorites. Always good to have gulab jaman to finish the meal.
Last edited by Hollandaze; Mar 14, 2006 at 11:11 PM. Reason: Almost butchered the name of the dish.
Originally Posted by wombatsauce
What do you order pints of at 2am in the UK??? But I must say, best chinese and indian food I have had so far was when I lived there...
I am going to check out Suraj as soon as I can as we went to a place called Bombay Garden in San Mateo and it was crap. Oh, and I am going to order the tikka masala. I'm crazy like that.
Seriously though, if you find yourself in the Sunset - go to Naan and Curry. Super good, super cheap and byob (there's a liquor store just down the way). The best vindaloo I have had was at Indian Oven in the Haight tho.. Sorta spendy but I swear my sinuses are still clear.
I am going to check out Suraj as soon as I can as we went to a place called Bombay Garden in San Mateo and it was crap. Oh, and I am going to order the tikka masala. I'm crazy like that.
Seriously though, if you find yourself in the Sunset - go to Naan and Curry. Super good, super cheap and byob (there's a liquor store just down the way). The best vindaloo I have had was at Indian Oven in the Haight tho.. Sorta spendy but I swear my sinuses are still clear.
Bombay Garden is garbage...there food taste raw IMO, they use the heavy curry spices....
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