The Cambridge Curry Community

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Tonight, we hit the The Rang Mohol. This has been a well over due target for us for some time now and I am so glad we have finally managed to visit. Sadly, thanks to geographical inconveniences, a lack of time and a serious lack of money,  it has not been a possibility, until now! The Rang Mohol is the sister restaurant of The Lalbagh in Bourne  and is located in the fine town of Sawston, just south of Cambridge. It is an award winning restaurant (English Curry Awards 2014) so should serve us well.  Lets see what the fuss is about.  The first thing I like about this restaurant is that is has free parking in the back. It sounds trivial I know, but it makes a big difference when coming from out of town (which is probably for most people in this case).   I do not know if this is just the man inside me or some sort of weird Simon thing, but I would much rather drive all the way out to Sawston and not have to worry about where to put my car, or worse yet, pay for parkin

Another day another fine Indian restaurant opens in our city!  This restaurant is not your typical spicy slop in a bucket (which seems to be the standard in our country for Indian food these days). The  Navadhanya has set itself up as a high end Indian establishment with chefs from 5 star and  Michelin rated backgrounds, setting a whole new benchmark of standards for the city. Located in the old "Bird In Hand" pub on Newmarket Road, opposite the Grafton Centre and "The Zebra" pub, this place seems to snuggle in nicely to a very crowded market in Cambridge. The only Indian restaurant close by is the Raja on King Street which offers more traditional British Indian style so is a very welcome addition to the city without stepping on anybodies toes. Hopefully there will be a time in our lives when we shouldn't ever have to walk more than 5 minutes for a curry in Cambridge!  One can dream but this could soon be a reality at this rate! The place is