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  1. Allie

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    Decent Places for Scran?

    it's my birthday in less than a month and i'm trying to sort somewhere in town to go for some scran, but struggling for venues.

    i've heard the silk room is canny, any reports on this?

    last few years have been comfort food co/azzuri/barn asia/little saigon, any suggestions on somewhere different and decent would be much appreciated.

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    Allie, Nov 23, 2009
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    Get on the curry train, went on Saturday night and the bait was unreal!
    Willa, Nov 23, 2009
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    Fishermans Lodge?
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    Rickys Skateshack
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  6. MistaK

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    union rooms for beer and a burger then off to the bigg market for some bird lurking.
    MistaK, Nov 23, 2009
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    You mean a train to a curry house. 1st time I went on this I thought a chap from Asia would be bringing my bait as we fucked off to Carlisle & back to Toon.
    TheSpence, Nov 23, 2009
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    Gary Proud, Nov 23, 2009
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    yeah like you eat in posh resturants all the time you horrible turkish cunt :lol:
    Congay, Nov 24, 2009
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    is that not what happens like ?
    adam., Nov 24, 2009
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    Mr.B.ThatsMe 'yi raji puff

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    The indian restaurant down the bigg market that do the curry hell did lush food when I was there.
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    the mighty latifs?

    is that not on clayton street?
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    lol, no, you get on the choo choo train to carlisle, get off the choo choo train and have a curry then get back on the choo choo train to newcastle.

    Its good crack!!
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    As You Like It is really good these days.

    You'll have no chance getting booked in till Jan at the moment though.

    Black Door Brasserie at the Biscuit Factory is great too.


    If you're willing to travel, then Seaham Hall is meant to be amazing (Michelin stars n'that)
    Geoff Leotard, Nov 24, 2009
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    def best in north east, amazing food and presentation.
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    fuck that, id rather get on the metro to shields, and go to ocean road !
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    fancy a curry the neet?! :lol:
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    i've been hearing about the black door at the biscuit factory for a while like, this could well be an option.

    i've been saying i want to go to seaham hall for ages too, reckon i'll try and swing that one for some point around my birthday.

    and i know your bias on as you like it...
    Allie, Nov 24, 2009
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    Zeerahs :drool:

    Well in for ya reccomending there by the way - best curry I have EVER had! had Sri Lanks :drool:

    Going this sunday again :D
    Shortee, Nov 24, 2009
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    i live a chipati's throw away from the lot of them so i dont really see them as 'special' like. still its canny now because you can walk out of the clubs down here at 2 still go for a curry up until 3-4 in the morning :lol:

    which resteraunts had people join the boards to argue there case a while ago? i've been looking for the thread with little avail :(
    MistaK, Nov 24, 2009
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    One of the most dissapointing Curry's Iv'e ever been for. I was also under the impression that the meal was a 'sitty down' on the Train. I ended up travelling 40 minutes up the road on some old haggared Arriva train from Central station, for a Curry that was no different to what I could get down Tynemouth for half the hassle.
    Gary Proud, Nov 24, 2009
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