Seabag

Do you have to be Indian to make a curry? This Cafe in Honour Oak guy makes it all yellow and spicy, and if you closed your eyes as you ate it you'd swear it was the real thing. Even with chips and rice, which is quite a combo.

I hope to see a GIANT Henry car one day.

Charles Notice Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I think this is the Dulwich Forum at its best. > > The opening post was to say goodbye and to bring > to peoples attention the closure to a long and > valued shop. Closure was due to an unaffordable > rent increase. An upgrade of an area does this > unfortunately. Hence the title. > > Not many posts saying how sad this is for the > owners but it does offer the opportunity to go off > on a tangent which I suspect the OP never realised > would happen but is par for the course for the > forum. > > I certainly remember how accommodating this shop > has been over the years probably to their > detriment when you find you do not have enough in > your pocket. > > Mr Patel, many thanks for the past years and I am > very sorry you have to close. Yeah well it's all been said, goodbye Mr Patel and his shop. But I hear an artisan wood-fired launderette is to open on the site. And the old ladies of the village will be able to bring their laden roasting pans, to cook in the glowing embers over night.

Its owned by the same French Wine company. Terriors look and ethos is probably more honest of where they've been heading, so to fully become that makes sense. They initially had an innovative Australian chef Mike hazel, he fought to keep doing the food he wanted and people loved. He's back in Australia now. The big wine boss loves French bistro stlye dishes, so that's pretty much what you'll get. It'll be nice enough, though I hope they loose that dark decor area.

Sue Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > > I'm often gobsmacked at the sight of that coal > > stuff for sale in winter. It's illegal to burn, > > why they don't clamp down on it I don't know. > > It's not exactly hidden from view. > > > It isn't coal, is it? > > It's smokeless fuel. Yes REAL coal often. So often I'm gobsmacked to say. Along with smokeless fuel.

However, you must take the downturn on the chin FOXTER as you were one of the yes to Brexit voters. You and your ilk can't have the cake and eat it. So no more grumbling please, though BoJo is still sure you'll get your ?350million a week for the NHS, so that's great no? But as I as I said, you're sitting on a pile. Why not sell and cash in.

Honour Oak Cafe do a chicken curry with 50/50 rice and chips. People love it. The owner is a Cypriot and knows how to make such a thing.

And when you do have the flu, be kind to everyone and stay at home. I've seen snot monster trudging to work on the tubes/buses, spreading their germs. Nasty.

Cash in Foxy, buy a small flat somewhere. Think of all that lovely equity, you must have easily about a 3/4 of million quid in that gaff of yours.

I'm sure the Fox isn't complaining about the value of his mortgage free house increasing. Gentrification adds value, i'm sure we wouldn't want degradation in ED would we?

nunhead_man Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "At least we are no longer burning coal fires and > having to battle with smog every other day" > > https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2017/sep/2 > 9/wood-burning-stove-ban-will-not-be-enforced-agai > nst-householders Khan could easily make an impact here, by banning garages and stores from selling poor quality soft wood logs. Along with illegal bituminous house coal. If you have the right wood burning appliance and kiln dried wood at sub 20% then the emmissions are within the confines of the law. I understand DEFFRA are to issue a 'ready to burn' standard for wood. I'm often gobsmacked at the sight of that coal stuff for sale in winter. It's illegal to burn, why they don't clamp down on it I don't know. It's not exactly hidden from view.

Get the jab, concentrate on the risk first. Pay, or whatever. We're not living in the perfect world right now.

I'd like to thank the Summer for the last hurrah today, you were marvellous. Fly fishing from a boat in a T-shirt all day, just great. Only getting dark at about 7 ish was the giveaway that the days are drawing in.

2021 Plenty of time for a new generation to save us

tomwalkerhome Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's just an idea and I thought I'd gauge > interest...one but not the only reason is I am > doing a raise at the moment and have met some > local people who are intelligent innovative > types...I thought perhaps a hub for such might be > a good idea...say a quarterly meet locally.. no > obligations rather a loose structure there are > several out there which might be a model > > Tom You're not a Brexit negotiator are you Tom? Woolly woolly words

Micheal Ryan is an arse, why anyone would fly with him is beyond me That said I've had delays on many Easy Jet lately. But I do do the prority thing, it's way better if you travel a lot.

Wore shorts at the weekend and felt distinctly "This is not a shorts wearing day" feeling. Cab driver in North Wales gave me that "weirdo in shorts" look

Im glad Boris has resurrected the ?350 million figure, it shows how utterly genius he is at figures. Look at the great job he did at the Mayor's office. I hope he get's the bus out of mothballs, that'd be brilliant !

uncleglen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I make a point of never patronising a shop that > doesn't put prices in the window....it's like > they're saying 'if you need to know the price, you > can't afford it'...well I can afford it but I'd > rather not buy it from you matey.... And on this basis Uncle Grim voted for Brexit

I only eat ugly animals & fish I let children and old people keep the pretty/delicious ones as pets.

Oh god not another version on the #cassisthread

The guys at SMBS They're great too! Especially the one who's pretty straightforward often.

fishbiscuits Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don't really understand the criticism of FM > Mangal. It's not quite the gourmet experience some > make it out to be, but the food is good. But I > guess these places can be inconsistent and have > bad days.. Nope, it's been consistently salty every time I've been there.

Tooting, (a place with a massive Indian Comunity) is overpriced and pretentious? I think Fox has just joined the Sith Form debating club. Ha ha! Come on Foxtrot, you're baiting for attention now aren't you, now all the big mean boys have left you're missing being at the centre of some attention. Silly Furboy .

Babur is now Baboring Invest more in a cab to Tooting, spend less on the food. Not to difficult to calculate really, only you'll not 'be seen' But way way better there. My view on LSL curry houses is that some are less crappy than others, but there's a complicity in low standards.