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New Bombay Kitchen Wilesden, London Takeaway Review
Rogan Josh may not sit with Kormas and Masalas in the top tier of British curries, but it surely comes in on the second rung. It’s a mildly spicey curry which combines a smokey and sweet taste that usually has tomatoes, that’s about it, deviation isn’t really necessary. Yet Wilesden’s…
The Regency Club London
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…
British Curry Awards 2013: The Winners
As we announced last week, the “Curry Oscars” – as Prime Minister David Cameron refers to them – were celebrated last Monday 25th of November with a fabulous ceremony hosted by TV presenter Chris Tarrant and attended by chefs such as James Martin, top celebrities and politicians alike.
A Curry Degree
The University of West London has recently announced that it will offer scholarships to students who want to become curry chefs.
Nina Wadia and Cyrus Todiwala cook up a storm at the Curry for Change campaign!
The UK based charity, Find Your Feet has launched its latest exciting campaign to support poor families in rural parts of India,Nepal, Malawi and Zimbabwe.
Brangelina blow £3000 on Curry!
It’s been reported that Hollywood Superstars Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie spent £3,000 on a curry for their friends….
Curry Ice Cream to celebrate the Jubilee
In Celebration of the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee a Soho gelateria is offering something even stranger than any of Heston Blumenthal’s creations, coronation chicken ice cream. It’s not something that temps me at all, but creator of this frozen concoction, Chef Jacob Kenedy said he devised the unusual flavour of ice-cream as a ‘light-hearted’ celebration of…
Cook a curry to make things change
Find Your Feet is a UK based charity that supports people from rural areas across India and Malawi. The charity has called June 2012, the “Curry For Change” month. People in the UK are being encouraged to enjoy Indian Food in aid of the charity. Many Indian restaurants in London…