Fantastic – that’s the review complete really. You must go there – I have no affiliation to them – I just live nearby and have been to the Cheadle one a couple of times so thought it was time to try the Manchester venue.
This week I’ve been encouraged that at least some restaurants are willing to try something different. It seems obvious to me that the traditional Indian high street restaurant has been dying slowly for quite some time. The lack of imagination and often sadly, quality of many restaurants means they are never going to be a…
Having visited Vietnam for the first time last year, it was great news that Pho decided to open up in the newly refurbished (almost) Corn Exchange in Manchester. If you’re not familiar with Pho it is the Vietnamese national dish and is eaten all over the country. It’s basically a…
Another new restaurant joining the “street food” craze, Scene offers a full menu in the evenings and Thalis at lunchtime (and they aren’t on the full menu which is a shame). I visited and tried the evening menu and it was excellent, here’s my 60 second review of Scene Ambience 8/10: This is…
I’ve never had the good fortune to visit the Regency Club in London but guest blogger and Curry Culture friend Simon Tompkins has and here’s his review of the restaurant. The Regency Club – London He’s given it a 9/10 so we’re scoring it 5 stars. Also credit to the restaurant for having a better website than most even if the video is a bit shaky.
One of the first places in Greater Manchester to start offering street food style dishes, I’ve been back to the ITR a couple of times and it’s been great each time. Here’s my 60 second review: Ambience 7/10: It’s tiny! That’s the only problem I have, decor and staff are great but if you’re anywhere…
Curry Culture review Punjab (Manchester‘s Curry Mile) and try to dispel some of the myths surrounding Rusholme‘s curry houses.
Zumar is a mid sized Indian restaurant near the centre of Sale and is trying to take a more modern approach to their menu with …