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| Posted by allan, 07-May-2007
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first of all i would just like to say that i\'v been a regular customer ever since da last year i\'v stopped going there as the food was nt to the standerds and when i orderd the chicken curry there was hair in my curry. i confronted the waiters but the reply i gt was \"we are very sorry but please pay the bill and get out\" so therefore i would not recomemd this restaurant.!!!
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| Posted by Trevor Gordon, 05-January-2005
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Recently revamped (for the umpteenth time!) the Baburchi now looks like a slightly tacky nightclub inside and with it's western music and wide-boy waiters it could be awful, but in fact is the best Indian for miles around.
A wide menu including fish and duck dishes not seen on the usual indian menu, it serves up the staples with a freshness and punchiness to be admired. King Prawn Puree actually has fresh shell-on prawns in a sparky tomato base, and even starter portions of tikka come sizzling on a hotplates with red and white onion. Portions are retro-vast and meat melts in the mouth. This evening's dhansaks were perfectly sweet-sour-hot.
Bit pricier than it's competitors (especially the drinks) but well worth. You'll waddle back into the carpark.
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