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Great night at the Dulwich Tandoori ..


Drinks before dinner - and drinks with dinner - and after dinner drinks.


Started in EDT - Dulwich Tandoori - Back to EDT for some of us.


12 / 14 ?? of us. Food was delightful. Dul. Tan. very busy besides us.


Still managed to cope with starters, mains & sides. Beer and wine was flowing..

staff as usual very attentive. Nothing too much trouble.


Mick Mac however was left crying into his curry as he ended up with my Vindaloo which Dul. Tan.

always make extra hot for me with extra green chilli. Very amusing. :)


I got his Madras which was also fairly spicy hot..


Complimentary Chocolate mints, Brandies, Baileys, and a Grand Marnier for myself..


Big thank you to Michael P. for organising. and to Dulwich Tandoori


Foxy.

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