Curry

Lexus1976 · 30-12-2008 04:16PM #1

Hey folks, absolutely fed up eating christmas dinners at this stage. Thinking of ordering a really hot curry for a change. Usually order mild curries but suddenly have a craving for something really hot.

What is the hotest curry you had in Dublin?

phasers · 30-12-2008 04:17PM

You're still eating Christmas dinners?

Berty · 30-12-2008 04:17PM

Dublin forum me thinks.

Turd Ferguson · 30-12-2008 04:20PM

There should be a Curry forum....maybe the mustard forum might be the closest?

Riamfada · 30-12-2008 04:21PM

Get a Thai Green curry. Ive been adicted to those bastards since I left the place

Ross_Mahon · 30-12-2008 04:21PM

Kundan Tandoori in Tallaght

Get the Lamb Vindaloo (Very Very Hot)

If you don't ask for a side order, They will look at you like your a mad man.

Steve · 30-12-2008 04:22PM

Berty wrote: »

Dublin forum me thinks.

Shaddup biko...

wait, what?

galwayrush · 30-12-2008 04:23PM

A good Indian Restaurant will make any Curry as hot as you want.:cool:

Lexus1976 · 30-12-2008 04:23PM

Grimes wrote: »

Get a Thai Green curry. Ive been adicted to those bastards since I left the place

Are the green curries hotter then the red ones?

swingking · 30-12-2008 04:36PM

Can't beat a good Thai green curry. Bear in mind, Thai green curries are spicy mothers!!!

Riamfada · 30-12-2008 04:49PM

Yeah spicy coconuts bastards. Much spicier than its ponce red brother

tony 2 tone · 30-12-2008 05:03PM

Going for a nice vindaloo tonight, maybe some Bombay Aloo as well. Nom!

Lexus1976 · 30-12-2008 05:04PM

Dont think the green curry is hotter then an indian vindaloo curry

Chong · 30-12-2008 05:06PM

Get a Phall curry , one of the hotest indian curries you can get.

galwayrush · 30-12-2008 05:08PM

Cruijff wrote: »

Get a Phall curry , one of the hotest indian curries you can get.

They should be illegal. At the very least, come with a health warning.:eek:

Lexus1976 · 30-12-2008 05:08PM

Where can I get a good Indian on the northside dublin 11, 17 or 9 post codes.

Vic Vinegar · 30-12-2008 05:11PM

A Tindaloo is a hot mofo too (yes, Tindaloo, not Vindaloo!)

stovelid · 30-12-2008 05:15PM

Go into your local curry house when you're drunk. Make loud irritating comments about pussy foreign food, annoy everyone in earshot, and then ask them for 'something hot'.

In the U.K, this is basically where the phal evolved from.

antodeco · 30-12-2008 05:18PM

I love a spicey curry, but I find I cant eat them anymore, cause the next day it feels as if someone stuck a vicks nasal vapo thing up my gicker.

Karoma · 30-12-2008 05:20PM

Moved from AH.

30-12-2008 05:24PM

Lexus1976 wrote: »

Where can I get a good Indian on the northside dublin 11, 17 or 9 post codes.

try www.bombaypantry.com

they've one listed in Ashtown - is that near you? the one in Glenageary is yum

Wishbone Ash · 30-12-2008 05:31PM

I work with several Indians and they use an Indian take-away somewhere in Portmarnock.

If you're going for a Vindaloo, be sure to put the toilet roll in the fridge. :pac:

admiralofthefleet · 30-12-2008 05:38PM

Wishbone Ash wrote: »

I work with several Indians and they use an Indian take-away somewhere in Portmarnock.

If you're going for a Vindaloo, be sure to put the toilet roll in the fridge. :pac:

thats india link, they same company have one in beaumont too. for me the best indian i have tasted is tandoori bite on richmond street south, india house in killester is good as well but terrible at deliveries, if you phone in an order be prepared for an hour + wait

stovelid · 30-12-2008 06:35PM

Plus one for the take-away in Portmarnock, although I haven't used it for a few years.

GHOST MGG2 · 30-12-2008 07:00PM

i once ate a curry in a friends house in london,he made it from a packet and just had to add peppers and lamb,it was the hottest thing ive ever tasted and i had been a chef for 20yrs.when i asked him to show me the packet..his wife laughed and went to the kitchen and brought out this packet made by some health company and the mix was called satans ashes,i saw the listed ingredients on the back and it contained a english chilli pepper called the dorset naga,which after searching i found out this english pepper is 100 times hotter than jalapeno peppers.:)

Lexus1976 · 30-12-2008 07:54PM

Just had my first Vindaloo curry. I got Jamuna in Drumcondra to make it for me. It nearly blew the head off me...............

Feeling a bit dizzy now think i'll lie on the couch for the rest of the night.

Wishbone Ash · 30-12-2008 08:04PM

Lexus1976 wrote: »

Just had my first Vindaloo curry. I got Jamuna in Drumcondra to make it for me. It nearly blew the head off me...............

Feeling a bit dizzy now think i'll lie on the couch for the rest of the night.

LOL

admiralofthefleet · 30-12-2008 08:11PM

i hope you remembered to put a few rolls of toilet paper in the fridge:D

stovelid · 30-12-2008 08:23PM

Lexus1976 wrote: »

Just had my first Vindaloo curry. I got Jamuna in Drumcondra to make it for me. It nearly blew the head off me...............

Feeling a bit dizzy now think i'll lie on the couch for the rest of the night.

Have a lassi (or even a milk shake) with it. Helps it down a bit.

BraziliaNZ · 31-12-2008 02:17AM

the curries here in oz (same in nz too) are totally ghey they can't handle spicy food. Seriously a vindaloo here is about the same as a really weak madras at home. I remember I wouldn't be able to talk/breath/walk after eating some of the vindaloos at home. They're even hotter in Britain I found.

arybvtcw0eolkf · 31-12-2008 07:11AM

stovelid wrote: »

Plus one for the take-away in Portmarnock, although I haven't used it for a few years.

Don't venture near the kip, its awful. It used to be considered a good curry house, but that was back in the days before Bombay Pantry, Bombay to Go, Rice and Spice etc.

OP, checkout Bombay Pantry. Probably considered one of the finest by us curries lovers.

Curry

Comments