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It was a very enjoyable evening, somewhat depleted by the lurgy. Good food with an unfamiliar menu, so it took some time to work out who wanted what.


The service was friendly but a little disorganised. Our unfamiliarity with the menu was matched by the waiters unfamiliarity which caused some confusion.


I had the lentil doughnuts with sambar followed by a chana dish with puri, onion and tomato salsa and raita, all good stuff.

  • 2 weeks later...

This is ridiculous!


I have had a PM from another regular saying that they cant do Mondays, so that leaves Fridays, which I suspect is not going to be a popular day as people will have weekend things to be doing.


We have always tried to change days month by month as people have do commitments on particular days of the week. That way nobody is completely excluded. I have missed at least 2 because of other commitments, and I organise them!


So, I suggest Wednesday 19th as the least worst option. The last meetings have been on a Thursday, Tuesday and Monday. At the Dulwich Tandoori.

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