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Gurka/Nepal restaurant
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Gurka/Nepal restaurant
Four of us went to the new Gurka restaurant and impressed with food. At first glance thought helpings were rather small but turned out very satisfying. They do a carry out service but heard waiter tell someone could be up to an hour for carry out meal to be ready.
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Where is it?
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We have a Gurkha /Nepalese Restaurant in Buxton the food is fine along with the service and surroundings,however I don't think it differs a great deal from a lot of Indian food.As previous post where is it?
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It’s up the road that takes you from restaurant hill to Algar Seco, The Wolf sits on the corner!
If you get one of the Carvoeiro Freemaps, it’s number 54.
If you get one of the Carvoeiro Freemaps, it’s number 54.
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Amazing how different peoples views of a place differ so much ! On TripAdvisor it is the number 1 Indian restaurant in Carvoeiro but we had possibly the worst Indian meal since we came here.
My prawn biryani had what appeared to be deep fried small prawns in unspiced rice with a bland vegetable sauce and my wife had a lamb dish in what she described as unspiced Bisto. The friendliness of the staff was beyond reproach and, when we commented that the medium was in fact bland, said that we should have ordered medium to hot.
It will be interesting to get other comments in the hope that our experience was a one-off bad day.
My prawn biryani had what appeared to be deep fried small prawns in unspiced rice with a bland vegetable sauce and my wife had a lamb dish in what she described as unspiced Bisto. The friendliness of the staff was beyond reproach and, when we commented that the medium was in fact bland, said that we should have ordered medium to hot.
It will be interesting to get other comments in the hope that our experience was a one-off bad day.
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Shame about your visit, for Indian I was under the impression Pashmina (former Bistro 72) was the place to go. When we went to Gurka, didn’t choose Indian style dishes. Like you interested in other views.roy4eyes wrote: ↑Thu Aug 09, 2018 11:53 am Amazing how different peoples views of a place differ so much ! On TripAdvisor it is the number 1 Indian restaurant in Carvoeiro but we had possibly the worst Indian meal since we came here.
My prawn biryani had what appeared to be deep fried small prawns in unspiced rice with a bland vegetable sauce and my wife had a lamb dish in what she described as unspiced Bisto. The friendliness of the staff was beyond reproach and, when we commented that the medium was in fact bland, said that we should have ordered medium to hot.
It will be interesting to get other comments in the hope that our experience was a one-off bad day.
PS only went there as family wanted to try. When I’m here like to do Portuguese, as they say “when in Rome”......!!
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For years we have considered the Bollywood indian in Armaçao de Pera to be the best in the area. They have now opened in CVO so it will be interesting to get a report/ comparison between the two.
Why don't we try for ourselves ? Because there are too many b----y tourists at this time of year and we cannot park anywhere near
Why don't we try for ourselves ? Because there are too many b----y tourists at this time of year and we cannot park anywhere near
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Yes! The same one that was at Armacao. Same people.
Best in town. Maybe a bit expensive comparing to other indian food restaurant but well worth it.
Spices and cuissine are no joke here.
Did lower my taste of Pashmina...
Best in town. Maybe a bit expensive comparing to other indian food restaurant but well worth it.
Spices and cuissine are no joke here.
Did lower my taste of Pashmina...
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Re: Gurka/Nepal restaurant
Morning from sunny Carvoeiro (only until Friday I'm afraid). We think that Haweli Indian restaurant is the best in town. Although we're only able to have takeaways, and I may be biased since we've been going there for a few years. Staff are very friendly as well. Tony
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We did Peshmina and Gurkha last Thursday and Friday, Peshmina first and the lads were gutted we didn't go back, Gurkha staff really nice people but the food is not as good as O indio or Peshmina.
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Allreet Phil!
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Don't Tell me the boys were on tour again Col?
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I think so….in fact I am almost certain, there are rumours….but alas if you can't remember it, did it happen?
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Which is the place that has opened that is owned by the same people form Armacao ?
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Visited this Restaurant either the 5th or 6th of October with my wife and brother, surroundings extremely pleasant and comfortable made even better by the staff ( one being Lib's last former sidekick the name escapes me ) we have all dined in Nepalese restaurants before and this must rate as being in the top 2/3. I cannot remember what everybody had, but I chose Mo Mo to start with and the Sherpa lamb Curry, both were excellent also tried an Indian Beer I had not had before. All in all it was a good meal and experience from start to finish.