Eastenders Early Bird

Jeidi · 06-09-2010 04:18PM #1

Just saw this in the paper the weekend, the Indian restaurant on the Quay are doing an early bird - 7 days a week from 5pm - 7pm.

Only €9.99 a head... thats for starter, mains and rice/naan bread and tea or coffee.

I am an Indian lover and have eaten here before but will deffo be calling in for an early bird soon...

THEIRISHMOB · 08-09-2010 02:27PM

Anyone know if this is correct? €9.99...sounds too good to be true

Jeidi · 08-09-2010 03:07PM

http://www.yelp.ie/biz/eastenders-indian-restaurant-waterford

Its is last weeks paper too, think it was the Waterford Today.

Not The Real Scarecrow · 08-09-2010 10:15PM

Ate there once ,got violently sick from it , never again.

longshanks · 08-09-2010 11:52PM

Meatwad wrote: »

Ate there once ,got violently sick from it , never again.

nothing to do with the dozen pints afterwards?

molby · 09-09-2010 06:58PM

Often had a takeaway from there.very good

kryogen · 12-09-2010 11:48PM

its my indian of choice these days, has been for the last 12 months and i have never complained! the new early bird is cracking value

Denti86 · 15-09-2010 10:04PM

I went to Eastenders on Monday evening for this great early bird offer. The food was gorgeous and the service was excellent! Great value!!!

Luckycharms_74 · 08-10-2010 11:05AM

I agree with all of the above comments. I went for the early bird last Monday. The food was delicious & great value

Joey leBlanc · 08-10-2010 11:19AM

I see that there is a new Indian restaurant just about to open beside Murph's pub on The Quay. It's called "Planet Spice". I have eaten in their restaurant in Clonmel before & it was top quality stuff. There's now 5/6 Indian restaurants/take aways in the town. Just wonder if there is enough business for them all to survive. Still it will mean great bargains for the ordinary Joe Soap & they will all have to drop their prices to compete.

kryogen · 08-10-2010 11:46AM

I cant understand why they are all opening in the same area tbh!

fricatus · 08-10-2010 04:07PM

Meatwad wrote: »

Ate there once ,got violently sick from it , never again.

Sorry to hear that, but I've eaten in there once or twice, and got takeaway countless times, and it's been top drawer. And I didn't feel any worse the next day than I otherwise would have, given the type of food involved!

kryogen wrote: »

I cant understand why they are all opening in the same area tbh!

Cheap rents? From having lived in England, I always seem to remember Indian restaurants being common in areas with lots of students, or lots of flats, rather than established, posh areas - they seemed to cluster in what you might call "up-and-coming areas" that were vibrant, but slightly "edgy" - just like down near the bridge!

dayshah · 08-10-2010 04:23PM

Meatwad wrote: »

Ate there once ,got violently sick from it , never again.

Are you used to eating Indian food? Maybe you were allergic to one of the spices.

kryogen wrote: »

I cant understand why they are all opening in the same area tbh!

True. However the take away only Curry Village (now Curry Garden I think) is on John St. Its very good.

Joey leBlanc · 08-10-2010 04:25PM

Maybe it is the fact that renting a premises maybe starting to come down.
I think everyone would agree that it's better to have a premises occupied rather than vacant, shabby & derelict. The sooner all the landlords of premises that are presently empty in the city centre realise that if they dropped the rental rate then the city centre would not resemble a ghost town in certain areas. Then if & when things started to pick up they could agree to increase the rates once more. The situation at present is idiotic.

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