We found a very good indian restaurant "Curry" in the Aldecoa Dr., this is the street to the Silliman Hospital. Simple interieur, friendly staff, menue card not too big - we had 2 great fresh Mango Lassi, wife was happy with a chicken Biryani, I got surprised by a good portion of chicken Korma, we also tried the crispy fresh Naan bread and a salad with yoghurt dressing. Everything together for a very fair price - totally recommendable new restaurant. It's getting better and better in Dumaguete.
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Obliged Friend said: ↑I stopped coming to Dumaguete Info because of the continious trashing of local restaurants. This was under the previous management. It must be very difficult to get supplies delivered to Dumaguete. KRI is a wonderful place to dine.Click to expand...
This site is extremely good and of huge use to members living in the Dumagute area - it was as good under previous management as it is now. The owners create the space and the members make it what it is, especially in the Forums.-
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DavyL200 said: ↑There is a new indian resto opposite side of highway to octagon called biriani point,not tried it yet but the menu looks ok.Click to expand...-
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If you have not gone to the spice restaurant in Valencia I highly recommend it, they serve up some very good indian, thai, and western cuisine. And if you ever heard the expression it is so clean you can eat of the floor then this is the place.
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Tried Curry House for lunch today. My wife ordered the combo plate, I ordered the chicken korma. Very spicy, I do like spicy but even for me it was on the edge, but my wife could not eat any of it. I liked the food except for a chicken dish on the combo plate, it was inedible. There were only two other tables with people, and still it took 45 minutes for our food to arrive. We were just in the process of gathering up our stuff to leave when they finally came with the food, but really we should have left long before. My wife does not want to go back, but I would be willing to give them a second try. I told her next time we will remember to request not so spicy when we place our order, I would like to try the tandoori and some of the other dishes (requested not so spicy), but the VERY slow service decreases the odds that we would go back again.
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Smally said: ↑My wife and I had lunch at the Curry House today after seeing the reviews on here. She had the combo plate and I had the chicken curry. The food was awesome and I would recommend it to anyone that enjoys Indian food. The only negative about the place is that it takes a while for the food to be served after ordering.Click to expand...
And everything is cooked from scratch so takes a while to make,well worth it.-
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Smally said: ↑My wife and I had lunch at the Curry House today after seeing the reviews on here. She had the combo plate and I had the chicken curry. The food was awesome and I would recommend it to anyone that enjoys Indian food. The only negative about the place is that it takes a while for the food to be served after ordering.Click to expand...-
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Last night decided to try Curry House as in town. The place was neat and tidy, seating a little sparce how ever adequate.
Service was attentive (boyot) an polite, had the pleasure of meeting the owner whom was very talkative and pleasant.
Ordered chicken korma with naan, meal arrived in 30 minutes and was generous an delicious, extremely orthentic. Spice was mild although I was not asked about this when ordering. For those unfamiliar with Indian food the excess use of ginger does increase the spiciness of food. Give ger is heavily used in Indian food.
It's a place I will be going to each time I am in town, highly recommended.-
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Best AnswerObliged Friend said: ↑I stopped coming to Dumaguete Info because of the continious trashing of local restaurants. This was under the previous management.
It must be very difficult to get supplies delivered to Dumaguete. KRI is a wonderful place to dine.Click to expand...
Sometimes you have to filter things a bit; but also there are a lot of expats from many different countries and locals that have very different tastes.
For an example, I'm not a fan of baked beans (pork and beans) on the best of occasions and to find that on my breakfast... But, with my love of Korean food, a perfect breakfast could be fried eggs, spam, kimchi and rice...or just some ramyen and kimbap. Different strokes for different folks.
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DavyL200 said: ↑There is a new indian resto opposite side of highway to octagon called biriani point,not tried it yet but the menu looks ok.
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