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Wee Curry Shop
7 Buccleuch St, Glasgow
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Cuisine | Indian | |
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Hours | Mon-Sat noon-2pm and 5:30-10pm; Sun 5-10pm | |
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Location | Near Cambridge St, Commercial Center | |
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Transportation | Underground: Cowcaddens | |
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Reservations | Reservations recommended | |
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Phone | 0141/353-0777 | |
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Prices | Fixed-price lunch £5.25 ($11); entrees £5-£7 ($10-$14) | |
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This tiny place is hardly big enough to swing a cat in, but the aptly named Wee Curry Shop offers the best, low-cost Indian dishes in the city. Just about five tables are crammed between the front door and the open kitchen, where the chefs prepare everything to order. The menu is concise with a clutch of opening courses, such as fried pakora, and a half dozen or so main courses, such as spicy chili garlic chicken. Portions are large even if prices are cheap. While it may feel off the beaten track, the Wee Curry Shop is actually only a short walk from the shopping precincts of Sauchiehall Street. There are other branches in the West End on Ashton Lane and Byres Road.
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Frommer's Scotland, 12th Edition
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