Quality Indian restuarants within easy reach of tarn?? (but not actually in the borough)

Need a spot for my 40th birthday do.</p>

 

Taj Mahal, Langenhorner Chausee, Hamburg

Only 75 mins flight from Manchester, 10 mins from Airport, even on Saturday's totally deserted due to Germans being completely unable to stomach anything more than a Korma.

Can accomodate up to 70 guests. Quality food and usually one waiter per two guests (well it is when me and the missus go )

 

pff

Was thinking more of somewhere I can get via a short drive or train.

Dil-raj is my back stop.

 

that one on Wombwell High St

packed every night

 

Balti Palace or summat nt

 

OK, ok

not my most helpful post....

The Dil Raj is OK, reliable, but depends how many.... As I said elsewhere Sat is tricky in my opinion. Recently someone wanted to book the entire restaurant on a sat night for a private do and was turned down with the words "not at any price" - the management don't want to annoy the regulars.

Anyway happy birthday in advance mate, hope you find somewhere.

 

Same as Darton Balti

same owners & menu

 

It'll only be for aif a dozen or so

Now if it were for enemies, well then I think I may need somethink like this.

http://www.jaipur.co.uk/index2.html

Cheers anyway.

 

wifes been a few times, says its good

as for me, cant stand the stuff

 

Not been to a good 'un with the word balti in the name. nt

 

Underwear optional at Darton Balti nt

 

laxmi berry brow nt

 

If not Dil Raj, then Curry Mahal in Dodworth nt

 

Is there a train station at Berry Brow?

and a decent pub?

Do you speak from personal experience?

TIA

 

Is there a train station at Berry Brow?

and a decent pub?

Do you speak from personal experience?

TIA

 

RE: Is there a train station at Berry Brow?

There's a train stop at Berry Brow, that is two stops from Huddersfield Town centre.

 

Aagrah in Sandal, Wakefeld or there's one at Denby Dale.

Red Chilli II in Wakefield (same owners as Chilli Lodge at Silkstone which is good).

 

Aagrah is probably the one you're on about. In the middle of nowhere. Damn I love a good Indian. BFC4EVA probably knows the place well, with being from the pie village.

 

Yes you're right! That's why i suggested Aagrah at the beginning of the sentence.

 

spice library in mexborough....boootiful.