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To be honest, I’d not trust an Indian who has clearly mistaken Watercress for Coriander. :p

I know it is labeled as “Sweet” but the one I have is similar to Madras but sweetened by Mango Chutney which is best way I can describe it, the fresh lemons help to balance out the sweetness.

I would love a Curry, but after asking her to nip into Asda after work its to late to do such U Turn :o
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To be honest, I’d not trust an Indian who has clearly mistaken Watercress for Coriander. :p

I know it is labeled as “Sweet” but the one I have is similar to Madras but sweetened by Mango Chutney which is best way I can describe it, the fresh lemons help to balance out the sweetness.

I would love a Curry, but after asking her to nip into Asda after work its to late to do such U Turn :odid
Didn’t even realise it at the time, they were very much a fusion Indian restaurant with a steak and lobster options. The traditional options were maybe 1/4 of the menu at best.

There were no lemons or lime in this so yeah something wasn’t right. Will try again from a local for sure.

If we never hear from you again, we’ll know you chanced your luck one too many times!
 
Didn’t even realise it at the time, they were very much a fusion Indian restaurant with a steak and lobster options. The traditional options were maybe 1/4 of the menu at best.

There were no lemons or lime in this so yeah something wasn’t right. Will try again from a local for sure.

If we never hear from you again, we’ll know you chanced your luck one too many times!

I once went to one of those in London, looking back I acted similar to Karl Pilkington throughout the entire experience.

Everywhere is different, I have had Pathia’s at other places which do not come close, even with my local some are better than others etc.
 
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