LOL, and what would this be ?
Your normal garden variety South African Indian born & bred. The previous owners were not from here, did not look like them or talk like them, they were imports
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Awesome Curry, decent prices
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Your normal garden variety South African Indian born & bred. The previous owners were not from here, did not look like them or talk like them, they were imports
LazyLion
King of de Jungle
The food I had in Mumbai, Nashik and Kolhapur was all fantastic! I loved it. Better than anything I have ever had here.
blunomore
Honorary Master
Your normal garden variety South African Indian born & bred. The previous owners were not from here, did not look like them or talk like them, they were imports
We always have a laugh when we see the "foreign Indians" in our neighbourhood, because we have developed a way of distInguishing them from the South African Indians - they have different hairstyles and they walk differently
SinghDude
Chief Sports Analyst
Your normal garden variety South African Indian born & bred. The previous owners were not from here, did not look like them or talk like them, they were imports
Some of these garden variety are useless and cant cook to save themselves.
Im sure i could do a good curry that you will savour and remember....
SinghDude
Chief Sports Analyst
We always have a laugh when we see the "foreign Indians" in our neighbourhood, because we have developed a way of distInguishing them from the South African Indians - they have different hairstyles and they walk differently
hmmmm....
so ya think if i talk like one of 'em and shake my head side to side....will you recognise me
blunomore
Honorary Master
I have had good and bad food experiences all over India, though I must admit the 'bad' had more to do with the Delhi belly effect than with the taste of the food.
The best food by far - as in all parts of the world - can be found in those small, obscure little restaurants in the middle of nowhere. Had the best biriyani of my life in a working class 'eating house' called The Silver Spoon in a town called Munnar a few hours away from Kochi.
blunomore
Honorary Master
hmmmm....
so ya think if i talk like one of 'em and shake my head side to side....will you recognise me
Now you just make me miss India
SinghDude
Chief Sports Analyst
CodeMaster
Expert Member
Now you just make me miss India
Funnily enough, my local eatery is called "Miss India"
We always have a laugh when we see the "foreign Indians" in our neighbourhood, because we have developed a way of distInguishing them from the South African Indians - they have different hairstyles and they walk differently
so ya think if i talk like one of 'em and shake my head side to side....will you recognise me
Did you guys watch that one Russell Peters skit about his visit to India, men holding hands and walking weird, it's hysterical
It's 27min30sec into his Red, White & Brown DVD.
SinghDude
Chief Sports Analyst
Did you guys watch that one Russell Peters skit about his visit to India, men holding hands and walking weird, it's hysterical
It's 27min30sec into his Red, White & Brown DVD.
Russell Peters is Canadian and he makes money pretending.
He is damn funny thou.
so ya think if i talk like one of 'em and shake my head side to side....will you recognise me
How does one *not* waggle your head in the company of traditional Indian guys babbling seriously around you? I was the office joke after I returned from working in Dubai for a few weeks, until I managed to stop myself
True, but he has toured India though.
SinghDude
Chief Sports Analyst
yup....Russell joked or was serious about how much it stinked !!!!!
SinghDude
Chief Sports Analyst
How does one *not* waggle your head in the company of traditional Indian guys babbling seriously around you? I was the office joke after I returned from working in Dubai for a few weeks, until I managed to stop myself
Even when answering in the affirmative......
the head moves side to side..... weird.
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Passage to India in Tableview is the best by far in Cape Town. Lamb Rogan josh, Bombay spuds & Naan bread. yum!!
Any other Cape Town recommendations? Bukhara (sp?) is overrated in my book. Had some good tandoori chicken at the one - forget the name - at the Newlands Hotel.
I am making a chicken curry right now 
Had some awesome flavours in the curry dishes served to us last night at Katima's in Hout Bay, a Thai restaurant. The price is well worth the quality, setting and service.
LOL, you would think I am curry crazy, not actually, first curry in months, its the cold weather here in Cape Town at the moment, makes you want to cook curry.
Had some awesome flavours in the curry dishes served to us last night at Katima's in Hout Bay, a Thai restaurant. The price is well worth the quality, setting and service.
LOL, you would think I am curry crazy, not actually, first curry in months, its the cold weather here in Cape Town at the moment, makes you want to cook curry.
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Ooh - two birds with one stone...fancy!The Flying Pan makes a wicked curry for R45! We're not a restaurant, but we deliver homemade meals to homes and offices in Cape Town. We're pretty sure you won't find a better curry at this price
DominionZA
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The Flying Pan makes a wicked curry for R45! We're not a restaurant, but we deliver homemade meals to homes and offices in Cape Town. We're pretty sure you won't find a better curry at this price
Damn. Wish you serviced Gauteng. I would make very good use of this.