As a Mancunian who lived in Birmingham for 25 years, it has to be about the food, and I'd go with Birmingham. But in terms of atmosphere, I couldn't disagree more. Wilmslow Road is an unrelenting corridor, with no real community feeling. Witness I go to the south end to do any grocery shopping, as some of those supermarkets at the north end are a bit pricey. The concentration of food, inc fast food, places makes it feel a bit artificial, like a food theme park. And knowing what weekend nights are like with a million students doesn't help me think any better of it. Whereas Sparkhill is a real place. I was a bit surprised you walked, and OK that doesn't show the area off to its best. But you're right, no-one would do it when the bus is £2. And I'm not sure Shabab is the best, though we all have our favourites. Good you went, though. And by bus! 😱
Yep, I live about ten minutes walk from Shabab's and it would never occur to me to go there (generally I get a balti at Diwan's on the Alcester Road, or in the Old Moseley Arms, both of which have an excellent atmosphere). Not sure what gave you the impression that was the best place to go, and the price was absurd - a Lamb balti and garlic naan at Diwans is under fifteen quid, and the building is actually complete - also it is easier to get to from the centre on the 50 bus route which runs once every ten minutes or so from right outside the coach station. You would have been better off doing some research first, and might have had a very different experience.
I was in Shababs in early April. You were lucky with your waiter, my waiter just took my order without recommendations. I also chose a lamb balti and had a garlic naan. I chose my table and went looking for an outdoor for a beer, but had a change of heart and bought a chilled bottle of water. Sat down, and discovered these unusual chrome containers. they contained water!! whoops! This was for me nostalgic experience, I hadn´t eaten in this area since 1996, and previously mid 80s. In the 80s balti houses were giving food away, it was that cheap!! I believe only 4 restaurants are left after the rest of them just went out business.
Another entertaining video! When I read the first few words of the video title, I thought you were going to be doing a day trip to India or Pakistan!!! :-D Glad you avoided having to go through border checks and delayed flights (if not buses) ;) Keep up the good work.
Hello my friend, I'm not familiar with balti's either but this Lamb one looked absolutely lovely & guess it tasted it too, the naan bread looked beautiful too!!! The meal was quite pricey although it was authentic!! I did however prefer the curry from the curry mile in Manchester as i think it's not only the meal but the venue that creates a more enjoyable experience. Thank you for this great, well filmed video, take care my friend 💜💜X
Balti Triangle is buzzing during the evening. Not actually in the city itself though. Great to see you in the Midlands. You need to try Black Country orange chips next! 👍
Planes, trains and now the bus, you'll be sailing to your next food adventure at this rate. Another curry adventure? It would of been good to see something else other than more curry! Yet again. That curry seriously needed some rice though. Glad you enjoyed it, hopefully something different next week? keep going!!
you’re a brave man walking through some of those parts of Birmingham 😂 at least it was during the day. I used to travel on National Express a lot when I was on a tighter budget, good to see they’re still reasonably priced even if they do take a while longer than the train
Mate. Once, many years ago, I went on my first-ever foreign holiday with my mum and dad. We got the coach from Edinburgh to Spain. DO NOT GET THE BUS TO THE CONTINENT. It is hell.
Again a very interesting video! 👍 The place in Birmingham looked fancy too, but I found the Chicken Tikka Masala looking more appetizing! De gustibus non est disputandum. Anyhow, I'm already looking forward to watching your next video. 👍
Hi From sunny Catalina Island, California 🙋♀️. Last day of my weekend break. Back to LA this afternoon. You need to come here, whenever you make it to Calif! Another gorgeous meal! Especially that naan. In all my time in the UK, I never took a coach trip. Oddly though, I have taken the old Royal Mail Postbus when I visted the Scottish Highlands.
I was a regular visitor from the mid eighties when curry cafe's as we called them started popping up, I'm of the old school opinion, that to be a place to eat, they won't have an alcohol licence, you have to ask for cutlery, and they serve Rasmalai and have a sweet counter, Though I havn't been to the Balti triangle for about 15 years
That was a coach not a bus my friend , trust me I used to drive them 🤣 Love Birmingham , they do some of the UK's best curries....sadly that wasn't one of them 🙁 Great content as usual 👍
Yes I was forced to catch a Coach to Telford from Birmingham bus station during a very annoying train strike in 2023! Agree often trains are too expensive! The meal was pricey but the Lamb and Naan combo looked magnificent with a Mango Lasse...my choice exactly looked 9/10. Not far from me near Parramatta is "Harris Park" and that's exactly like your curry Mile! Nice video and a worthwhile day out- pity about 4 hours on a coach getting home- last year my Telford coach was 1 hour late also😢
Personally I love lamb on the bone cooked well, so I would choose the Balti and Naan. But agree, Birmingham looked a bit dull. As for travelling by coach abroad, it depends how many hours you can suffer in a stifling hot packed coach? I'm still hoping you'll go to Aberystwyth whilst it's sunny, for Welsh cakes and lava bread. Or how about coming to London for Pie & Mash with parsley liquor at Manzies? You won't regret it! 😊👍
You bypassed Bradford to go to Birmingham for a curry? Bradford is the best in the country - by a long shot. I've eaten in Birmingham, Brick Lane & Manchester s curry mile - even my favourite Pakistani restaurant is Far Pavilions in Swinton. Bangladeshi food is my ultimate favourite. I went to an Asian wedding in Bradford - never have I experienced food like it. Seeing lamb served on the Bone - makes me very jealous. Worth every penny! Another great vlog. Really enjoyed - just makes me hungry.
Great video as always... Personally I think that yes £25 is alot but then again that seems to be about right now, based on what other restaurants charge. To expect to pay £80 by train though, thats ridiculous...unlike in many other countries, where train journeys often have a fixed price, the fares paid by British passengers fluctuate according to which operator passengers use, as well as the date tickets are purchased, the time of travel, and the changing demand for that particular service. Fares are set automatically according to computerised calculations, as UK train companies try to increase revenues by filling seats on emptier trains by offering much cheaper tickets well in advance. Apparently if you book a month in advance, its alot cheaper...Trains, most smaller stations, and routes are split into franchises run by different companies. Around a dozen of the franchise holders are linked to governments in other countries... France, Germany and Netherlands are the three main ones... Labour has pledged to fully renationalise Britain’s railways within five years, to potentially deliver better value for money and drive up standards.
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im from Birmingham and i can tell you most of the places have gone from 20 years ago.most are pirri pirri chicken places now,its not as good as it was.hope you enjoyed it
The original Balti curry houses of the Balti Triangle have closed down with only a couple left. It doesn't really exist anymore. When I've eaten in the area I've gone for the authentic "desi" restaurants rather than the British Indian, they're much better overall and way cheaper.
for me it is about the food first, and the Balti Triangle beats the Curry Mile into a cocked hat. Secondary consideration is atmosphere, there are many other curry houses in birmingham that have more customers and more character.
I’ve been to Shababs many times. It’s OK (I wouldn’t say quite the best) but balti lamb is £12, naan is £5 and mango lassi is £6, so it’s not too bad a price.
Coach is much cheaper. Have you tried split ticketing for train journeys that can be cheaper. I thought the meal was expensive. Have you thought of a curry from Brick Lane or pie and mash both from London. Great video as usual 👍
HI travel is a preferred choice sum on train on bus if you have to travel a large distance plane is the option it's how you feel on the different modes of transport that make you comfortable. yes you will have delays that's part of the journey looks nice food. Good video. my mouth is watering.
I used to live in the balti triangle. Why did you walk there from digbeth station lol? It's not the best looking area but the meal you ate looked delicious, although very pricey. Good on you for making the journey! I need to visit Leeds
I would like to try the curries of Great Britain some day. We just dont have it here in the US. The only curry you get here is the store-bought Knorr brand curry cubes for sauce. 😅
Continent by Coach is a nice idea, however it's a long (often Overnight) slog to even get to Paris. If you look at flight prices from London Airports, you might be pleasantly surprised. Coach to London (possible stopover: e.g. Croydon); onwards by Air!
*Croydon for 24-hr train service to Gatwick/Luton; and/or 'Superloop' to Heathrow. Plus, much cheaper than Central London. There's a handy hotel hub next to the side-entrance of East Croydon station.
Thank you for doing that vid, you've given me Food for thought about Birmingham going in November... it costed x amount (no spoilers) for you to go there vs £80 odd quid that you said. I don't know if it's cool without permission to name other youtubers but you might like a Scottish guy that does a lot travel vids by train and coaches. I give you a glue think of a John Candy film that's quite famous not Uncle Buck or Cool Runnings....
Bradford is the best place to get curries apparently. I'd like to see you go there. V little time and money needed from Leeds. Good video though and glad you highlighted the cost of train travel.
It's no longer the balti triangle it's got one restaurant the Shabab that every RUclipsr visits yes it was once a great place to visit plenty of restaurants and pubs on every corner.i know I lived there.
London is the best for curry - authentic Indian curry though rather than the Bangladeshi British Indian style that you get at places like Shababs. Give me a random Indian restaurant down East Ham High Street any time of the day, followed by some fresh gulab jamun.
@@everydayimeating3407no its not..I had friends around thier (I'm from stratford upon avon 24 miles down the road)..and I felt fine walking around in my own,as I'm a blonde white woman I was getting beeping horns..that was it !in the summer and I had three quarter length leggings under my dress ,my other half &me love curry!❤🥘great vid thanks!
We can get the same meal here in Cambodia (has a large Indian community) for about £8. I think 'British' curries are overrated. The people don't really understand the food.
You almost made it thru the vid... And then at 12:00 you did it... Naan bread...naan means bread... Why not just say bread bread ... or naan naan... or bread naan, etc. ... Never the less...naan is bread...bread is naan.
Curry Mile or Balti Triangle?
Comment Below 😀
Curry mile
Balti mile for me.
Balti triangle as its where the Balti originates from
Balti triangle 100%
Is it like the Devil's Triangle of curry and middle-eastern foods? Not a bad place to get lost for a day. Sounds good right now.
Loved it here. Great video!
Its a nice place!
He gave it a go!
@@maylloyd3348well played
Looks great, Gary! 🙂
battered chilis gary... give them a go 👍
As a Mancunian who lived in Birmingham for 25 years, it has to be about the food, and I'd go with Birmingham. But in terms of atmosphere, I couldn't disagree more. Wilmslow Road is an unrelenting corridor, with no real community feeling. Witness I go to the south end to do any grocery shopping, as some of those supermarkets at the north end are a bit pricey. The concentration of food, inc fast food, places makes it feel a bit artificial, like a food theme park. And knowing what weekend nights are like with a million students doesn't help me think any better of it. Whereas Sparkhill is a real place. I was a bit surprised you walked, and OK that doesn't show the area off to its best. But you're right, no-one would do it when the bus is £2. And I'm not sure Shabab is the best, though we all have our favourites. Good you went, though. And by bus! 😱
Yep, I live about ten minutes walk from Shabab's and it would never occur to me to go there (generally I get a balti at Diwan's on the Alcester Road, or in the Old Moseley Arms, both of which have an excellent atmosphere). Not sure what gave you the impression that was the best place to go, and the price was absurd - a Lamb balti and garlic naan at Diwans is under fifteen quid, and the building is actually complete - also it is easier to get to from the centre on the 50 bus route which runs once every ten minutes or so from right outside the coach station. You would have been better off doing some research first, and might have had a very different experience.
I was in Shababs in early April. You were lucky with your waiter, my waiter just took my order without recommendations. I also chose a lamb balti and had a garlic naan. I chose my table and went looking for an outdoor for a beer, but had a change of heart and bought a chilled bottle of water. Sat down, and discovered these unusual chrome containers. they contained water!! whoops!
This was for me nostalgic experience, I hadn´t eaten in this area since 1996, and previously mid 80s. In the 80s balti houses were giving food away, it was that cheap!!
I believe only 4 restaurants are left after the rest of them just went out business.
Its not a balti triangle anymore, its steaks n desserts now
Dead true, its no longer a patch on what it was in the eighties or even nineties. Steaks, desserts and burger type places now.
Another entertaining video! When I read the first few words of the video title, I thought you were going to be doing a day trip to India or Pakistan!!! :-D Glad you avoided having to go through border checks and delayed flights (if not buses) ;) Keep up the good work.
A day trip to India or Pakistan would be a big challenge!
@@everydayimeating3407 That said, travelling to Asia might be cheaper than British Rail! :-D ;)
Hello my friend, I'm not familiar with balti's either but this Lamb one looked absolutely lovely & guess it tasted it too, the naan bread looked beautiful too!!! The meal was quite pricey although it was authentic!! I did however prefer the curry from the curry mile in Manchester as i think it's not only the meal but the venue that creates a more enjoyable experience. Thank you for this great, well filmed video, take care my friend 💜💜X
Thanks for watching!
Another Great And Entertaining Video Thanks Mate 🎉🎉
Thanks for watching!
Another great upload. The curry looked great, although it was a bit expensive.
The best curries are in Brum!! Top video as always! ….Smithy
Balti Triangle is buzzing during the evening. Not actually in the city itself though. Great to see you in the Midlands. You need to try Black Country orange chips next! 👍
Oh my that looked delicious. You had my mouth watering
It was so good!
Planes, trains and now the bus, you'll be sailing to your next food adventure at this rate. Another curry adventure? It would of been good to see something else other than more curry! Yet again. That curry seriously needed some rice though. Glad you enjoyed it, hopefully something different next week? keep going!!
Or maybe a tuc-tuc ride.
you’re a brave man walking through some of those parts of Birmingham 😂 at least it was during the day. I used to travel on National Express a lot when I was on a tighter budget, good to see they’re still reasonably priced even if they do take a while longer than the train
I think £25 for what you got wasn't great value
That’s what he said 🙄
Mate. Once, many years ago, I went on my first-ever foreign holiday with my mum and dad. We got the coach from Edinburgh to Spain. DO NOT GET THE BUS TO THE CONTINENT. It is hell.
How long did it take?
@@everydayimeating3407 36 hours more or less. This was pre Channel Tunnel though so needed a ferry. I was ready to end myself by Dover.
Haha.. I went to Amsterdam by coach in the 90s that was bad enough 😂
Haha.. I went to Amsterdam by coach in the 90s that was bad enough 😂 (from London)
the best lamb on the bone curry you will ever taste is the sweet centre in Bradford established in the 60s and the food is amazing
Again a very interesting video! 👍 The place in Birmingham looked fancy too, but I found the Chicken Tikka Masala looking more appetizing! De gustibus non est disputandum. Anyhow, I'm already looking forward to watching your next video. 👍
Great video would love to see the coach trips keep it up 👍
That was very expensive in Birmingham for 1 curry , naan and a drink.
All burger joints now in balti triangle.....shame
Will definitely be visiting there. So authentically a Birmingham balti. It is making me hungry.
You need to try a a Desi Mixed Grill in West Bromwich, Walsall or Wolverhampton.
Your bus stations put the US Greyhound stations to shame. Great vid as always!
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Another gorgeous meal! Especially that naan.
In all my time in the UK, I never took a coach trip. Oddly though, I have taken the old Royal Mail Postbus when I visted the Scottish Highlands.
I was a regular visitor from the mid eighties when curry cafe's as we called them started popping up, I'm of the old school opinion, that to be a place to eat, they won't have an alcohol licence, you have to ask for cutlery, and they serve Rasmalai and have a sweet counter, Though I havn't been to the Balti triangle for about 15 years
Another great review, thank you.
Thanks!
That was a coach not a bus my friend , trust me I used to drive them 🤣
Love Birmingham , they do some of the UK's best curries....sadly that wasn't one of them 🙁
Great content as usual 👍
Looked great. I like the close ups of the food. Aussie Bob. 😊
Hello EIE
Fantastic descriptive review. You really are the best. Food looked delicious, too 😋
Thank you 😋
Yes I was forced to catch a Coach to Telford from Birmingham bus station during a very annoying train strike in 2023! Agree often trains are too expensive! The meal was pricey but the Lamb and Naan combo looked magnificent with a Mango Lasse...my choice exactly looked 9/10. Not far from me near Parramatta is "Harris Park" and that's exactly like your curry Mile! Nice video and a worthwhile day out- pity about 4 hours on a coach getting home- last year my Telford coach was 1 hour late also😢
It was a long journey back! Don't know if I could manage more than that to Europe
Much more expensive than I would have thought. Looked good though. Another great vlog 👍🏼
Far too expensive
Hi EDIE. I may get some food from that takeaway sometime this week. The food looks great.🙂🙂🙂
Its worth a try for sure!
Personally I love lamb on the bone cooked well, so I would choose the Balti and Naan. But agree, Birmingham looked a bit dull. As for travelling by coach abroad, it depends how many hours you can suffer in a stifling hot packed coach? I'm still hoping you'll go to Aberystwyth whilst it's sunny, for Welsh cakes and lava bread. Or how about coming to London for Pie & Mash with parsley liquor at Manzies? You won't regret it! 😊👍
You bypassed Bradford to go to Birmingham for a curry?
Bradford is the best in the country - by a long shot.
I've eaten in Birmingham, Brick Lane & Manchester s curry mile - even my favourite Pakistani restaurant is Far Pavilions in Swinton.
Bangladeshi food is my ultimate favourite.
I went to an Asian wedding in Bradford - never have I experienced food like it.
Seeing lamb served on the Bone - makes me very jealous.
Worth every penny!
Another great vlog.
Really enjoyed - just makes me hungry.
25 pound was great value you had fantastic. Scenery ❤
@@jamesblundell4616 i disagree you could of got better for cheaper somewhere else
You could have gone to Bradford for a proper curry cheaper and. Quick journey on the bus
Very nice 👌 great video thank you 🙏
Thanks!
@everydayimeating3407 you came to our home town, that was quite the walk from the station! Keep the great content coming!
Thanks will do!
Locals use the naan not cutlery to eat a balti. That was on the pricey side.
I was half way there
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National express...you high roller.😉😁😂 the mat to wipe your feet before you get off, is a nice touch.
Yes mate, more coach trips, they are cheap as chips just as you like it 👍
Legendary stayed a lot in Birmingham as a child my relatives use to own a restaurant too
Wow that Ruby looked delicious 😋
Few comments below re Rice. I think Biryani Rice would be nice to add. To be fair, those Nan Breads were massive enough.
The naan bread was more than enough
Brick Lane in London has some great balti places,again not as many as 20 years ago
I might have to try it!
Great video as always... Personally I think that yes £25 is alot but then again that seems to be about right now, based on what other restaurants charge.
To expect to pay £80 by train though, thats ridiculous...unlike in many other countries, where train journeys often have a fixed price, the fares paid by British passengers fluctuate according to which operator passengers use, as well as the date tickets are purchased, the time of travel, and the changing demand for that particular service. Fares are set automatically according to computerised calculations, as UK train companies try to increase revenues by filling seats on emptier trains by offering much cheaper tickets well in advance. Apparently if you book a month in advance, its alot cheaper...Trains, most smaller stations, and routes are split into franchises run by different companies. Around a dozen of the franchise holders are linked to governments in other countries... France, Germany and Netherlands are the three main ones... Labour has pledged to fully renationalise Britain’s railways within five years, to potentially deliver better value for money and drive up standards.
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Very brave walking through those parts of Birmingham, well done. I think the bus to places could be a challenge (UK). Cheers xx
Nothing wrong with those areas , just get that fear out of yourself ! People are completely normal and friendly
Birmingham is pretty safe, safer than London 😅
great video, the bus is not for the faint hearted. You definitely need to take the ferry to the Isle of Man to try Manx kippers
Taking the ferry somewhere for a meal would be great!
mark your killing it man
im from Birmingham and i can tell you most of the places have gone from 20 years ago.most are pirri pirri chicken places now,its not as good as it was.hope you enjoyed it
The food in the triangle looked better than the mile. Next time try a veg thali meal on the golden mile in Leicester or anywhere in Leicester👍🫡
Hope you put a toilet roll in the fridge before leaving home lol 😂😂😂
Oops almost got in trouble for the lack of the seatbelt lol
I didn't want to get in trouble with the seatbelt police lol
The naam looked ace 👍🏼👍🏼
It was!
The original Balti curry houses of the Balti Triangle have closed down with only a couple left. It doesn't really exist anymore. When I've eaten in the area I've gone for the authentic "desi" restaurants rather than the British Indian, they're much better overall and way cheaper.
Well done for choosing Shebabs 👍
Birmingham, the best place in the country to eat Indian food and the home of the Balti.
There is a wicked Turkish restaurant in London you should try it.
Whats is name of it? I'll check it out
Looks nice big bowl wuda got vindaloo or phall u defo went to the best spot in Birmingham
It was a nice place!
for me it is about the food first, and the Balti Triangle beats the Curry Mile into a cocked hat. Secondary consideration is atmosphere, there are many other curry houses in birmingham that have more customers and more character.
Love it 😅
Yassers and Imrans were two of the best in late 80s, a Balti and a Naan bread the size of the table for less than £5
A "Ruby Murray" followed by a three hour bus ride...Russian roulette mate.😁
Good job you didn't go to Perry Barr, now that is grim
Most of brum is unfortunately. And I live here lol😂
@@zoesagittarius2675 poor you
I’ve been to Shababs many times. It’s OK (I wouldn’t say quite the best) but balti lamb is £12, naan is £5 and mango lassi is £6, so it’s not too bad a price.
You need to hit up the Black Country and try a Desi pub, 'The Tandoori mixed grills are next level
Coach is much cheaper. Have you tried split ticketing for train journeys that can be cheaper. I thought the meal was expensive. Have you thought of a curry from Brick Lane or pie and mash both from London. Great video as usual 👍
The Balti triangle is historic but it is changing form, taking on other foods.
HI travel is a preferred choice sum on train on bus if you have to travel a large distance plane is the option it's how you feel on the different modes of transport that make you comfortable. yes you will have delays that's part of the journey looks nice food. Good video. my mouth is watering.
I used to live in the balti triangle. Why did you walk there from digbeth station lol? It's not the best looking area but the meal you ate looked delicious, although very pricey. Good on you for making the journey! I need to visit Leeds
Birmingham is the home of the balti.
It changed a lot ! In 20 years nothing what it was
I would like to try the curries of Great Britain some day. We just dont have it here in the US. The only curry you get here is the store-bought Knorr brand curry cubes for sauce. 😅
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In South Africa we always get a side salad free😊
I’ve been to Cape Town many times ,never noticed that.
My word! That naan was bigger than your head. I thought we Americans had cornered the market on over sized food.
Continent by Coach is a nice idea, however it's a long (often Overnight) slog to even get to Paris. If you look at flight prices from London Airports, you might be pleasantly surprised. Coach to London (possible stopover: e.g. Croydon); onwards by Air!
Nice idea!
*Croydon for 24-hr train service to Gatwick/Luton; and/or 'Superloop' to Heathrow. Plus, much cheaper than Central London. There's a handy hotel hub next to the side-entrance of East Croydon station.
Don't forget Tooting and then head to Brixton for curried goat
I remember years ago balti wad thehig thing was everywhere we still hwve some good indian in Glasgow
Thank you for doing that vid, you've given me Food for thought about Birmingham going in November... it costed x amount (no spoilers) for you to go there vs £80 odd quid that you said. I don't know if it's cool without permission to name other youtubers but you might like a Scottish guy that does a lot travel vids by train and coaches. I give you a glue think of a John Candy film that's quite famous not Uncle Buck or Cool Runnings....
That lamb looks beautiful
It tasted great! 😋
Train companies take the piss.
On the national Express
Bradford is the best place to get curries apparently. I'd like to see you go there. V little time and money needed from Leeds. Good video though and glad you highlighted the cost of train travel.
No it’s not Birmingham curry capital of England.
Food looked good but the loud music would have made me walk out
I wouldn't of said the curry mile, Curry and nan bread looked so much better 👍
Thank you for recommending the Balti triangle to us. Very interesting. Any good food restaurant introductory from Leeds ?
It's no longer the balti triangle it's got one restaurant the Shabab that every RUclipsr visits yes it was once a great place to visit plenty of restaurants and pubs on every corner.i know I lived there.
Think i am going to have a lamb balti and garlic nan bread for dinner. ❤
Sounds great! Hope you enjoy!
Try the Manzil in digbeth it does curries and the best steaks.
In Australia we call curry a freckle cleaning.!
Why? 🤔
You mad bro walking?
Should of got the number 50 bus
It was nice to experience the different areas of city lol
London is the best for curry - authentic Indian curry though rather than the Bangladeshi British Indian style that you get at places like Shababs. Give me a random Indian restaurant down East Ham High Street any time of the day, followed by some fresh gulab jamun.
Sparkbrook 😬Glad you got back in one piece!
Is it a bad area?
@@everydayimeating3407no its not..I had friends around thier (I'm from stratford upon avon 24 miles down the road)..and I felt fine walking around in my own,as I'm a blonde white woman I was getting beeping horns..that was it !in the summer and I had three quarter length leggings under my dress ,my other half &me love curry!❤🥘great vid thanks!
Try the one in South Shields
Enjoy
Thanks!
Dunno why trains so expensive.. it’s mainly here in the uk
We can get the same meal here in Cambodia (has a large Indian community) for about £8. I think 'British' curries are overrated. The people don't really understand the food.
You almost made it thru the vid...
And then at 12:00 you did it...
Naan bread...naan means bread...
Why not just say bread bread ...
or naan naan...
or bread naan, etc. ...
Never the less...naan is bread...bread is naan.