lazzers eating out guide

[Dour]

Went to the Vishal on Saturday - excellent as always. 9/10

I'm surprised it hasn't been mentioned on here before.

 

[Melton Fox]

Went to the Vishal on Saturday - excellent as always. 9/10

I'm surprised it hasn't been mentioned on here before.

Well if you've been there before youself and never mentioned it, it shouldn't take you by that much of a surprise.

 

[Dour]

Well if you've been there before youself and never mentioned it, it shouldn't take you by that much of a surprise.

mmm, I did skim through plenty of chat about the best curry houses in Leicester in here - just looking for new ones to try rather than checking everyone I'd been to was covered.

 

[Melton Fox]

mmm, I did skim through plenty of chat about the best curry houses in Leicester in here - just looking for new ones to try rather than checking everyone I'd been to was covered.

If this thread is to be taken seriously, who and where is The Vishal? I'll take you up on your recommendation and make it my next port of call.

 

[City Fan]

If this thread is to be taken seriously, who and where is The Vishal? I'll take you up on your recommendation and make it my next port of call.

Catherine St, Leicester

 

[Melton Fox]

Catherine St, Leicester

Didn't realise they had any restaurants down there. Is it near the old Motorbike School?

 

[City Fan]

Didn't realise they had any restaurants down there. Is it near the old Motorbike School?

I don't ****ing know I just looked on Google! :icon_lol:

 

[Melton Fox]

I don't ****ing know I just looked on Google! :icon_lol:

:icon_bigg

 

[Dour]

Didn't realise they had any restaurants down there. Is it near the old Motorbike School?

Near Gypsy Lane.

 

[Chuck T Masala]

Near Gypsy Lane.

....and it is worth a visit, although I have not been for some time/ Do they still put the gold/silver leaf in the curries?

 

[lazzer]

....and it is worth a visit, although I have not been for some time/ Do they still put the gold/silver leaf in the curries?

:icon_roll fag ends

 

[Boy Genius]

....and it is worth a visit, although I have not been for some time/ Do they still put the gold/silver leaf in the curries?

I thought they repaired motorbikes....

 

[drew]

Asia De Cuba - 6/10
Overly pretentious. Glad i wasn't paying. A place like Nobu can get away with prices as high as these were, Asia De Cuba can't. The food was of a high standard, just not enough to warrant the prices they charged.

Itsu - 8.5/10
Great Sushi, relaxing environment and good sake and food, a step up from the frenetic pace of Yo Sushi! If you like Sushi then this is a good choice.

 

[lazzer]

Drew just for convenience can you state where these places are .:icon_wink

 

[Darth Vodka]

went the Royal Arms in Sutton Cheney yesterday for Sunday lunch

fantastic food, i had the lemon sole and Mrs DV had the pork (please no editing )

was reasonably priced, well presented and a lovely place, recommended

 

[drew]

Asia De Cuba is in Westminister near Leicester Square Tube Station (London)

The Itsu we went to was in Soho.

 

[Durham Fox]

went the Royal Arms in Sutton Cheney yesterday for Sunday lunch

fantastic food, i had the lemon sole and Mrs DV had the pork (please no editing )

was reasonably priced, well presented and a lovely place, recommended

Like it there too, they do a mean curry in the week too. Or at least they used too. They still got the chocolate fountain?

 

[Darth Vodka]

Like it there too, they do a mean curry in the week too. Or at least they used too. They still got the chocolate fountain?

yes, but i didn't go in it

 

[Macky]

Like it there too, they do a mean curry in the week too. Or at least they used too. They still got the chocolate fountain?

I was talking to somebody recently that hires out chocolate fountains for corporate events and the like, apparently the only way to get the melted chocolate flow is to mix it with vegetable oil. mmmmmmm niiiiice.

It's basically chocolate flavoured chip fat.

 

[Matt_B]

I was talking to somebody recently that hires out chocolate fountains for corporate events and the like, apparently the only way to get the melted chocolate flow is to mix it with vegetable oil. mmmmmmm niiiiice.

It's basically chocolate flavoured chip fat.

We have one of the small "at home" chocolate fountains and that is true with the milkier chocolates. If you use something like green and blacks it flows without it, but of course it tastes gash :icon_bigg To be honest we found the best mix was about half a tea spoon of veg oil for 2 big bars of Cadburys chocolate and you couldn't taste it at all. If you are worried about the calorie content of the oil you probably should really be eating out of a chocolate fountain in the first place!