India Curry

bongo85

Is the best food ever!!
Whats the best take away in Dublin?? I personally think ya can't beat the frozen chicken korma and chicken jalfreizei's from lydl....Yes, LYDL!! Been to a few take aways around Dublin and nothing even comes close.

That is all

tSubh Dearg

Bombay Pantry (at various locations around Dublin) is by far and away the best Indian in my opinion. It tastes so good and according to my jet set sister, tastes as close to the real thing as you're going to get in Ireland.

Alun

Not really Dublin, but Indian Spice in Greystones is pretty good too. It's a takeaway only, but something of a rareity is that they have specials just like in a restaurant. Wild Garlic naan bread anyone ? You can also buy frozen and chilled versions of some of their menu items to heat up yourself at home on certain days (Thursday and Friday, I think). Only thing is they take a little more time preparing the food, so a 30-45 min wait isn't uncommon, especially at busy times.

I live in Bray, and we have a few takeaway options that are closer, but I'll take Indian Spice above all those any day.

quazzy

tSubh Dearg wrote:

Bombay Pantry (at various locations around Dublin) is by far and away the best Indian in my opinion. It tastes so good and according to my jet set sister, tastes as close to the real thing as you're going to get in Ireland.

Is there any linkies for the locations of this place?

Glenageary and Rathmines is all I could find and they're not convenient to get to.

Alun

quazzy wrote:

Is there any linkies for the locations of this place?

Glenageary and Rathmines is all I could find and they're not convenient to get to.

http://www.bombaypantry.com/index2.html

That'll be €20 please

Tazz T

I have yet to find anywhere that comes close to the Indian takeaways I experienced during my time in the East End of London here in Dublin. Jaipur does excellent, delicately spiced Indian food at a price, but there are no cheapo places.

Best thing is to make your own. Pataks curry pastes are excellent for this if you don't want to go to too much bother.

I too have supply of Lidl's frozen Jalfrezi's for emergency use. They aren't bad and exceptionally cheap.

bongo85

Alun wrote:

http://www.bombaypantry.com/index2.html

That'll be €20 please

Nice one!! They have one in Fairview and my lunch break is about to start!!!

quazzy

Alun wrote:

http://www.bombaypantry.com/index2.html

That'll be €20 please

Check's in the post.

Cheers

mullmick

I would travel MILES to take away from Spice and Rice on Dorset Street