My delhi newcastle reviews

Which for the past decade, seems to have thankfully been the way forward for Indian restaurants in the UK. Curry Houses, I think the somewhat dismissive colloquial was.

My Delhi has been on my radar since it opened this summer, but I was still away travelling when it launched. I saw a few posts from fellow bloggers and the food envy was very real. So you can imagine my absolute delight when the team at My Delhi invited me to try some of the dishes that the Newcastle restaurant has to offer. As I was invited to My Delhi, the food and cocktail was complimentary — however my following restaurant review is in my own honest words. We arrived into a funky and extremely colourful replica of a suburban Indian street, complete with a little tuk tuk vehicle at the entrance, and some very instragrammable wall art! The staff were warm and welcoming and showed us swiftly to our seats and as we looked around and people watched for a couple of minutes while our cocktail was being made, both Kirsty and I noticed the diverse clientele, from families, to young professionals and a couple of older guys, which suggested that My Delhi already has a broad appeal.

My delhi newcastle reviews

West Indies cricket legend Chris Gayle dined out at My Delhi while he was in the region - and he made a wise choice. We have more newsletters. And if it's good enough for Mr Gayle and the Sri Lankan national team, who ate there too, it's good enough for me to try it at least. But did My Delhi knock it out the oval when we visited? Or did it disappoint like Gayle's Windies at the Riverside? We followed in the footsteps of the West Indies batsman and paid a visit to My Delhi, where the menu promises to 'transport you to Delhi' through the Indian capital's vibrant street food culture. You'll find My Delhi in Clayton Street. It wasn't difficult to spot, thanks to the colourful signage outside. We walked down on a Wednesday evening without booking a table. As we approached My Delhi we started to panic a bit. The restaurant, for 7pm on a midweek evening, was absolutely rammed.

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Which for the past decade, seems to have thankfully been the way forward for Indian restaurants in the UK. Curry Houses, I think the somewhat dismissive colloquial was. Newcastle has taken a long time to get past that phase. But since c. King Cobra. Lurid food dyeing. Nowadays, you generally get that blend of British Indian Restaurant cooking, and something at least along the lines of Indian street food authenticity. I love both, but a trend towards the latter is progress. For residents of Newcastle, read: very much Dabbawal -alike, which is no bad thing.

My delhi newcastle reviews

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Jeff Lyall I write about Newcastle's latest and greatest and some not so great independent restaurants, bars, cafes, and regional food. The kick was there, but it wasn't the main event - that was the flavour's job. As we approached My Delhi we started to panic a bit. Most people will go and have a great time. Greggs Bistro x Fenwick Newcastle Pop-up. Northumberland brewery to celebrate new events venue with inaugural beer festival. It wasn't difficult to spot, thanks to the colourful signage outside. The chickpeas under the soft, smooth potato patty swam in a tangy sauce, the Chacha chips were pimped with an earthy coating, and the garlic naan was thin, yet somehow both soft and crispy with buttery sheen. Show Me No thanks, close. The cocktail was sweet, which is to be expected, but not quite to my taste, but it did benefit from the sharp prosecco shot when we poured it in. Around ten minutes later, various dishes began to arrive and the team talked us through each dish, which gave us a real bit of insight into the influence of some of the dishes. I write about Newcastle's latest and greatest and some not so great independent restaurants, bars, cafes, and regional food.

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BIR cooking certainly has a place and always will but My Delhi have decided that it is not it. My Delhi, Newcastle. For mains, we were served lamb pasanda Nawabi, Malabar fish curry and saag chicken, along with a tarka daal. Aloo Tiki — a potato pattie served on a bed of chickpea masala. West Indies cricket legend Chris Gayle dined out at My Delhi while he was in the region - and he made a wise choice. Butter chicken s — the original tikka masala. I simply could not fault one bit of the food because the flavours were amazing and everything was cooked to perfection. Twitter LinkedIn Instagram. On the flip side, our only fault with the saag was we felt - maybe- the chicken pieces were too big, which made sharing an issue. We walked down on a Wednesday evening without booking a table. Vancouver was the first stop, and the only Canadian venue on our four month sabbatical …. I saw a few posts from fellow bloggers and the food envy was very real. Fortunately, the restaurant is bigger than it appears from the outside, with a deep dining area. Rescued treasures from Captain Cook voyage go on show for first time in years.