How about the Beatles, Rolling Stones, The Who, Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd? There has been some good music coming out of England.
Restaurant thread....the best place to eat...Where!!!
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Bespoke suits, shoes, pub atmoshere, cars, even the casual friday night brawls if its your thing! But not the food.
Oh and, yeah, gotta add the rock bands to the list.
I like many things about England that were mentioned above like their music, beer, their dry sense of humour, the pubs. Football teams, am a huge MU fan from the days of Denis Law. (he was a Scotsman).
London is a gorgeous city with a history and buildings, relics that are wonderful. So are many of the other city’s in England and the country side down to a small church and tiny cemetery where Little John is supposedly buried near Nottingham. ( I have the expensive small tourist arrows with his name on it to prove it)
Their food however is bland, tasteless and totally sucks.
London is a gorgeous city with a history and buildings, relics that are wonderful. So are many of the other city’s in England and the country side down to a small church and tiny cemetery where Little John is supposedly buried near Nottingham. ( I have the expensive small tourist arrows with his name on it to prove it)
Their food however is bland, tasteless and totally sucks.
There is an Indian restaurant in downtown Montreal on Stanley Street called Le Taj. I ate there around 10 years ago and it was good. I ordered the Shrimp Saag, which is shrimp served with a creamy, spicy spinach sauce. I also got my personal favorite Indian dish which is onion bhajia. These are onions coated with a spicy chick pea batter, and deep fried. Think of a spicy type of onion rings, although they are usually nuggets and not rings. The onion bhajia is served with two sauces- a tamarind chutney and a cilantro chutney, both of which are great.
Had the desire to eat sushi on my last trip and ended up at K2 on Crescent Street. A little crowded, a little noisy, but overall a great spot for some all you eat sushi. Prices were great, service was good and the sushi was also good. I wouldn't go as far to say the food was excellent, but you go to this place for quantity over quality IMHO. When you walk in they hand you a tablet and you do all of your ordering via the device. Overall a good experience.
Nevermind the vegeterian plates, Indian cuisine is sure high on my list, my favorite dish is lamb korma. These last years my go to is Mysora.
Lamb Korma is one of my favorites as well. Last week I had Chicken Korma and there were cashew nuts in the sauce. My favorite entree sauces are Korma and Saag. However the Saag Paneer which is with cheese rather than meet is pretty good too. Another dish I had recently was Lamb Rogan Josh. It's very similar to Tikka Masala sauce to me.
Funny I did try it for the 1st time, not long ago. Delicious, but I'm just a sucker for anything lamb!
Original korma recipe ask for cashews but not all restaurant use them.
Yeah a lot of restaurants cheap out on the cashews but was pleased to have bitten into a few with my Chicken Korma last week. More often there are no cashews in the sauce.
Stash Cafe. Located in the Old Montreal area on Saint-Paul St W. Eastern European or more specifically Polish dishes. I've been there many times and never had a bad meal. One of my favorite restaurants in Montreal.
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