Koh-i-noor Takeaway
Published 19th of February, 2021
Korma Goodness
Meanwhile, the two ladies in my life both opted for a Korma.
Missing Bhaji
Unfortunately, one of them ate a bhaji before I could photograph this. That shows how yummy the food is.
Bread and Poppadoms
To accompany the poppadoms we also got cucumber sauce and mango chutney.
Posh Pic
This is the official shot used to advertise the deal, taken from their facebook page.
A Handy Map
Finally, this is where they are. I believe the offer runs to the end of February. If you cannot make it before then, don't worry. Their regular menu is also great value for money and the food is really delicious. We highly recommend them. Incidentally, this was one of the reasons we visited them twice. The first time we just demolished the food before I had a chance to photograph anything.
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