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Saffron Fine Indian Glanmire

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  • 01-11-2013 11:22pm
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    minterno
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    hi guys,anyone know what happened to the above named take away,went down last week to get my chicken madras and it was closed and still is,so im looking for a good indian if anyone can recommend one,regards


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    scudo2
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    minterno wrote: »
    hi guys,anyone know what happened to the above named take away,went down last week to get my chicken madras and it was closed and still is,so im looking for a good indian if anyone can recommend one,regards
    Indian take away in Mayfield shopping center is good.+ close to you.


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    BurnsCarpenter
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    Haveli in Douglas is very nice.


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    minterno
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    thanks guys,will give them both a bash,regards


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    leahyl
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    Lal quila in Douglas is gorgeous


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    minterno
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    leahyl wrote: »
    Lal quila in Douglas is gorgeous
    leahyl,thanks for the tip, I tried the one in Mayfield twice since and it was nice the first time and ok the second,and I will try Lal Quila next,regards


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    pow wow
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    leahyl wrote: »
    Lal quila in Douglas is gorgeous

    It's alright, imho almost all the dishes there taste the same - they just have different colour sauces. Bombay Palace in town would be my fave.


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    minterno
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    pow wow wrote: »
    It's alright, imho almost all the dishes there taste the same - they just have different colour sauces. Bombay Palace in town would be my fave.
    thanks,another one to try,regards


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    pwurple
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    Haveli in douglas is better than Lal Quila. Lal quila seems to have gone way downhill since they started doing italian in there as well.


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    sensormatic
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    Tonto is the best indian around so says the lone ranger anyhows


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    run_Forrest_run
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    pow wow wrote: »
    It's alright, imho almost all the dishes there taste the same - they just have different colour sauces. Bombay Palace in town would be my fave.

    totally agree with you, Lal Quila is very-rated.


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    leahyl
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    I have to say I think I prefer Lal Quila to Bombay Palace; I do like Bombay Palace but haven't been there in a while


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    kingtut
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    For me the best in Cork is Bombay Palace and the worst is Lal Quila (although haven't been in over a year so it may have changed).

    I think the Indian opposite the Opera House is decent also (can't remember what it is called).


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    kcb
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    If you're going all the way Douglas for an Indian you may aswell go to Kerry Pike for a decent meal.


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    SteelyDanJalapeno
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    kcb wrote: »
    If you're going all the way Douglas for an Indian you may aswell go to Kerry Pike for a decent meal.

    Is that Indian too? strange name


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    Stepping Stone
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    The Raj Gaylord is in Kerry Pike. It is a lovely one. Eastern Tandoori in Emmet Place is fantastic too. I like Lal Quila. I live near Douglas and haven't been disappointed yet, but take away is an occasional treat, so it may be a bit hit or miss and I have only had hits?


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    delos
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    Stepping Stone wrote: »
    ..Eastern Tandoori in Emmet Place is fantastic too...

    Has it improved recently? It used to be great (years ago) but the last couple of times I went it was muck with bad service.


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    leahyl
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    I don't rate Eastern Tandoori either - the worst out of all the indian restaurants in cork IMO


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    Stepping Stone
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    Ah seriously. I used to love the Eastern Tandoori. I clearly need to eat out a bit more. The Raj Gaylord is still worth a visit, isn't it? I am craving Indian food, so I want to make the best possible decision at the weekend. I hate it when great places nose dive...


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    leahyl
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    Stepping Stone wrote: »
    Ah seriously. I used to love the Eastern Tandoori. I clearly need to eat out a bit more. The Raj Gaylord is still worth a visit, isn't it? I am craving Indian food, so I want to make the best possible decision at the weekend. I hate it when great places nose dive...

    I know plenty of people who rave about the Raj but haven't been myself yet. Its meant to be pricy but very good so treat yourself! :pac:


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