The Oxford Guide - Differences between Version 6 and Version 5 of Bombay
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| This is thought by many to be the best Indian in Oxford. It's a BYO, so a trip to the [[Grog Shop]] beforehand is a spectacular idea. |
This is (IMO) the best Indian in Oxford, although the recently-opened (and now sadly closed) [[Samads]] is proving good competition. It's a BYO, so a trip to the [[Grog Shop]] beforehand is a spectacular idea. |
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The sarso baigon (aubergine with mustard seeds) is heavenly, and the chicken jeera (with cumin) is also excellent. The service is great, and if you come quite early it's usually completely empty. Fridays can get very busy though, so you might want to book ahead. |
The sarso baigon (aubergine with mustard seeds) is heavenly, and the chicken jeera (with cumin) is also excellent. The service is great, and if you come quite early it's usually completely empty. |
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summary='Fantasic curry house at the top end of Walton Street' |
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This is (IMO) the best Indian in Oxford, although the recently-opened (and now sadly closed) Samads is proving good competition. It's a BYO, so a trip to the Grog Shop beforehand is a spectacular idea.
The sarso baigon (aubergine with mustard seeds) is heavenly, and the chicken jeera (with cumin) is also excellent. The service is great, and if you come quite early it's usually completely empty.
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