: Fri Jan 23, 2009 8:19 am  

Went to Tulsi Indian vegetarian restaurant on Cenetenary Square last night. I was sceptical before I went, not by the veggie bit but by the big glitzy set up. I was extremely impressed, we had the buffet which was just over £11. There are 4 courses; some usual & unusual indian starters, a rice & dhal 'soup' course, 5 or 6 veggie curries mainly based around pulses but also paneer & potatoes, & a sweet which was a lovely paneer in a cardamon infused milk. You could go back as many times as you want. I will defo return with the family.

Bring back the Curry Guide : Tue Sep 22, 2009 7:01 am  

Good review of the Karachi in last weekend's Guardian magazine. 9 out of 10. Me thinks the reviewer is trying to get down with the homies a bit with that score. It's always been reasonable food, good service & good value, but I wouldn't go that high personally.

: Tue Sep 22, 2009 7:41 am  

Send the army in. That'll teach em a lesson. Then send in my mate the MMA fighter with excellent take down skills, fast hands and footwork.

LMAO...Class that was.

Re: Bring back the Curry Guide : Tue Sep 22, 2009 7:48 am  

tigertot wrote:

Good review of the Karachi in last weekend's Guardian magazine. 9 out of 10. Me thinks the reviewer is trying to get down with the homies a bit with that score. It's always been reasonable food, good service & good value, but I wouldn't go that high personally.

Saw that, it was a good write up. Nice to have some positive stuff in the press about Bradford.

: Tue Sep 22, 2009 8:11 am  

Terry Monster wrote:

Send the army in. That'll teach em a lesson. Then send in my mate the MMA fighter with excellent take down skills, fast hands and footwork.

LMAO...Class that was.

Off topic but MMA is the biggest load of biz on this planet. It's a boring sport to watch unless you are into the ground work and as a martial art it's completely useless. Put it this way if you were stood on an uneven pavement outside a pub that's covered in glass and a bloke is trying to take your wallet off you the last thing you want to do is take him down and roll around the floor trying to get him in a key lock.

Back on topic. I found a place in Birkby, Huddersfield called Kobeda hut that do these enormous kebabs. They do one that's got Chicken Tikka, Lamb Tikka and a Kobeda that cost seven quid but is well worth it. You can easily get one and a portion of chips making it 8 quid and share it between two people. Is there anywhere in Bradford/Cleckheaton like it for when the season starts again?

Re: Bring back the Curry Guide : Tue Sep 22, 2009 10:10 am  

tigertot wrote:

Good review of the Karachi in last weekend's Guardian magazine. 9 out of 10. Me thinks the reviewer is trying to get down with the homies a bit with that score. It's always been reasonable food, good service & good value, but I wouldn't go that high personally.

I thought it was pretty average when I went with work about a month ago. We only went cos the PSC was closed at lunch.

: Tue Sep 22, 2009 11:14 am  

Here it is

: Tue Sep 22, 2009 11:19 am  

Link ...chef Mumrez Khan emerged in a fetching pink-and-white-striped apron to accept our lavish compliments with an air of practised ease. He's worked here for 34 years

Link ...chef Mumrez Khan emerged in a fetching pink-and-white-striped apron to accept our lavish compliments with an air of practised ease. He's worked here for 34 years

[Bullseye]

Re: Bring back the Curry Guide : Tue Sep 22, 2009 12:11 pm  

tigertot wrote:

Good review of the Karachi in last weekend's Guardian magazine. 9 out of 10. Me thinks the reviewer is trying to get down with the homies a bit with that score. It's always been reasonable food, good service & good value, but I wouldn't go that high personally.

Makes a change for the Guardian reviewer to be going outside of London. He even manages to mention the food in this review, something he rarely bothers with as he rambles on about all sorts of crap usually.

He raves about the Jalfrezi in the Karachi. Must say I always find it "ok" if not great in there. It is cheap as chips tho.

Anyone been in the Rawal lately? That used to be great years ago.

Re: Bring back the Curry Guide : Tue Sep 22, 2009 12:23 pm  

Bullseye wrote:

Anyone been in the Rawal lately? That used to be great years ago.

Me n the tigress were only reminiscing last night about the Rawal. Used to be our favourite 10 years+ ago. Not been in for many a year.