A take-away is a great thing. You've decided you just can't be bothered to cook, but a ready made meal isn't good enough. So you take the decadent option and pick up the phone. You anticipate, then the door rings and you open up a lovely load of boxes in front of the television. A great evening, especially if there's football on. But, trying to find good reviews for takeaway food is really, really difficult. So after having moved house a few months ago I've been playing the curry lottery. Sadly this has only been slightly more successful than my weekly punt on the Euromillions. I thought I'd found a good place and was going to put it up here, but after my second offering was finished I was less enthusiastic. Now I've found somewhere worthy of going up. Sadly it's not near my house, but if you live in East London it's heartily recommended. What's more I found it after reading a really helpful online review on what is quickly becoming my new favourite blog; Cheese and Biscuits. I heartily recommend both.
The menu at Curry Capital tends towards the less anglicised end of the Indian food spectrum. I ordered lamb xanacuti a thick sauced curry, nicely spiced though it could have been a bit more fiery. The meat was meltingly soft and had fallen apart in the sauce. Alongside that I had a prawn dish, flavoured with honey and lime, which was very different from the standard curry house dishes and was again very good. The only down side was a completely unexceptional naan bread, the same as any you've ever ordered from any number of high-street establishments. Despite that, this was the best takeaway curry I have had for quite a while. The other's haven't been bad, but they definitely weren't memorable. This certainly was.
Phone Number: 0207 761 33456
Monday, 11 October 2010
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