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@ doc,
There's actually a Nando's in the Madad area of Mumbai, which opened last year.
Pakistan has a branch in Karachi too.
The menu's basically various levels of spicey chicken served as chicken burgers, or various chicken options wrapped in pita bread, but there's also eg. half or quarter-chicken meals served with chips/potato wedges, coleslaw, unlimited fizzy drink, etc.
The mildest chicken served is the 'Lemon and Herb,' progressing to the 'Nando's Extra Hot'...
There's also various salads and side orders, as well as a basic range of puddings.
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Posted: 2006-09-16 16:09:05
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I love my curry, the hotter the better. The hottest i've ever tasted was made using some exotic spice from Morocco. I can't stand that insipid pale yellow concoction which some people call curry, it's nothing more than stew with a touch of tumeric.
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Posted: 2006-09-16 16:58:00
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Mutton curry tends to be a healthier alternative to chicken curry (in reality not in theory) as sheep are raised and fed decently. At least in contrast to our mass produced chicken.
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Posted: 2006-09-16 18:00:00
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On 2006-09-16 15:12:06, dr_thug wrote:
Wow...too many India related discussions in this thread...
Whats the dish served in Nandos??i think the chicken curry served in restaurents and hotels outside india are of mild form...they r fake curries.true curry are very chilly and served hot...sometimes people even here find it too hot to eat...but they still enjoy.
Ok, I'll admitt, I love my curry "fake" but the stuff they've got in Durban is potent.
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Well,l can't really tell which one is healthier,chicken curry or mutton curry.This sort of brings one question to my mind,Do you guys believe all the stuff the put on the labels on food packets?I mean,all those scientific names of those nutritional info.
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Posted: 2006-09-16 19:41:00
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lol, i'm coloured, any curry is good curry :D
As far as the labelling on foodstuff goes, the fresher the better, so we tend to go very easy on the processed stuff. Even drinks like Coca-Cola are a no-no, there's way too much sugar in there.
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LOL Kryptik, I must also be a Philistine in the eyes of the curry purists then... I don't get a kick or have any appreciation for something that causes plumes of smoke to pour out of all my orifices. :-D
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Posted: 2006-09-16 20:13:06
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I was going to go out tonight but felt nauseous this afternoon so now I'm stuck at home watching
Strictly Come Dancing 
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Posted: 2006-09-16 21:10:00
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what the hell ..seems a doc from india has hijacked this thread!
anyway, whats up mates??
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Posted: 2006-09-16 21:15:56
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Hi whiz! It's great having you guys drop in here.It's time mrao and bluequill dropped in here again too...we had some good chats :-) Yeah, as you can see, we've been discussing everything from cricket to curry! Looking forward to the Champions Trophy in your neck of the woods next month.
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Posted: 2006-09-16 21:31:18
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