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I prefer my own curries to take away. Tried many a "good" takeaway and they're far too greasy for my liking. Garbage. I always have homemade curry in the freezer and eat it 2 or 3 times a week. However, been to a few good Indian restaurants over the years. They've been expensive but you get what you pay for with curry.

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Just get yer ass down curry mile in Rusholme.

Although a few years ago I did spot foggy in Shajan in Clayton-le-Dale. but that is a posh curry house.

I have simple tastes. A lamb Jalfrezi, but I try to avoid rice, so with a cauliflower bhaji and sag aloo.

Although it has to be with cold lager, sometimes a glass of mango lassi.

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Curry mile in Rusholme is shoite. Bland, all the same, full of students and "innit bruv" parts in daddy's Mercedes.

It's a victim of its own success.

If you do find yourself there out of sheer bad luck, go to the Saajan or Lal Quilla.

Pete ;)

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Curry=toilet roll in fridge I have a severe reaction to curry so as much as I like the taste and spicey food curry does not like me.

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Unlucky Mr D T.
You can put Johnny Cash on your I pod next day ...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=It7107ELQvY

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I got a taste for Dosa when in Chennai, and quite often head out for one at a south Indian place with a coupe of local friends who come from that area :)

But I do like a good standard curry too :)

Jambo

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There are some good curry type meals in the 15min cook book too :)

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I like Sri Lankan food but it's not easy to find places over here.

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Now that would be a good excuse for a rideout :D