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Where's a good spot for a curry?

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  • 07-05-2010 5:38pm
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    galwaybabe
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    Any recommendations? Any early bird specials? I feel a hot one coming on...


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    skelliser
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    PAPRIKA in salthill is pretty good.
    http://www.paprikaindian.com/


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    Little My
    Registered Users Posts: 364 ✭✭Little My


    Kashmir is yum.

    Early bird until 7pm as far as I remember


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    Xiney
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    Paprika & Eastern Tandoori are my picks. Kashmir is not as good as it's cracked up to be.


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    evil_seed
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    Haldi. Can't go wrong. I've a hankering for it this evening. Kashmir is indeed not all its cracked up to be. Eastern Tandoori is very yum too


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    inisboffin
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    Eastern Tandoori. Was in Paprika recently, lovely staff, food a medium.


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    ErnieBert
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    I am the curry king. :D


    Go to Thai Garden and ask for Gai Fai Dang (number 33 on the menu). It is a really hot chicken curry.

    Look no further.


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    the keen edge
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    Get yourself down to the market early tomorrow morning. The bean tree stall there do a great pea and potato.


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    Arnold Layne
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    Tulsi


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    schween
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    Arnold Layne wrote: »
    Tulsi

    Tulsi is amazing, nom nom nom


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    xxGalwayGirlxx
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    Royal Villa, above the aquarium in salthill.
    Gorgeous currys, and they have a deal during the week somthing like 2 course meal and a glass of wine for €20, or 3 course for €25


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    majiktripp
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    Get a Madra's Curry from the Bean Tree on a Saturday with Youghurt and especially the Chilly Cutney....*Drool*.... have 3 in the freezer from week to week.
    Does tend to test the disposal power of your Armitage Shanks though.....


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    androma
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    eastern tandoori is the best by a country mile,ive ate in every one mentioned and none come close.the chicken bhuna rocks.


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    Robbo
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    I found Paprika to be inferior to Kashmir but priced much better for a takeaway.

    Tulsi FTW though.

    Any opinions on Kumar's?


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    annoyingbeast
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    If you go into any public toilet at night im sure youll find one in a bowl in one of the cubicles! not too bad!


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    amiable
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    xxGalwayGirlxx wrote: »
    Royal Villa, above the aquarium in salthill.
    Gorgeous currys, and they have a deal during the week somthing like 2 course meal and a glass of wine for €20, or 3 course for €25

    Is that not Chinese?


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    Columc
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    I love a good curry here and there. Used to goto Kashmir and eastern tandoori quite a lot, I found some poor service in Kashmir a few times, but would get a take away from them. and some dishes in Eastern Tandoori are fantastic, but i have found myself going to Kumars a lot more recently. The dishes are fantastic, and if they can make it(reguards to time and materials) they can make any dish you want.

    They have a great 2 person offer also if you enjoy your dinner with someone else.


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