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Curry Club - Thursday 7 March 2019 - venue TBC

Michael Palaeologus

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Sue

Sue

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Admittedly haven't been there for a while, but they seem to have a flash new menu and their food prices seem to have gone up :(


So maybe they put the Cobra price up with them .....


Service sadly seemed to have deteriorated as well, or maybe they were just tired after the weekend :

DulwichFox

DulwichFox

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Judging by our Curry Club monthly experiences, all the places have increased prices.


Jaflong has increased prices since they stopped selling alcohol.

Their portions are small. I'm a very small eater but manage to eat most of my meal there.


A take away / Delivery from Curry Cabin serves me for 2 meals. As for most deliveries.


Dul. Tan always seems to be busy / full even during the week.


Foxy

Michael Palaeologus

Michael Palaeologus

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4.65 sounds about right for a large bottle of Cobra, based on the price of a pint in ED pubs.


I suspect that the recession has depressed price rises in local restaurants for the past few years.


The lifting of the recession allows for a correction upwards, and it may be that for some, rents have gone up too.


See you Thursday folks.

DulwichFox

DulwichFox

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Nice meal at The Surma last night..


Food and service was very good..


Small turn out due to personal commitments.. ( 6 )


Gents all got a complimentary brandy and the Ladies a Baileys .. Much to the disgust of Mrs BrandNewGuy :)


Then we had a power cut..


Big thanks to Michael P. for organising and The Surma.


Foxy.

Michael Palaeologus

Michael Palaeologus

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Good night at the Surma, with the great East Dulwich power cut to add to the fun.


We haven't been to Jaflong for a while, so lets give it a go.


Remember, it is bring your own bottle, so stop off at your off-Licence of choice for a bottle/can or two.

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