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"Sat in a curry house newcastle with work cant stand the stink of it cant wait to order a chinese when i get to my hotel room So choose chinese or indian gooooooo ![]() South Indian, fairly regularly ...but rarely when outside the city I was born and grew up in. The English curry was made popular by male Bangladeshi migrants who, not unlike their English counterparts didn't do a lot of cooking at home generally. When they came to England, the kitchens was one of the few workplace that would take them so they ended up coming up with a variation of what their mothers and wives cooked for them at home. Hence the balti, invented in Birmingham (no arguments please) became a bona fide national dish of their once colonial masters. | |||
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