Faulty Towers Bar - Burger

[Bello Uomo]

Originally Posted by Dodger

I'm a skinny but reckon the massaman curry is the number one dish

I'm reasonably slim too, but I reckon I'd be one of the biggest eaters on this board. The fuel goes straight to my nutsack.

Does Faulty do Indian curries too?

A good korma + beers = heaven

[K2]

Originally Posted by Bello Uomo

I'm reasonably slim too, but I reckon I'd be one of the biggest eaters on this board. The fuel goes straight to my nutsack.

Does Faulty do Indian curries too?

A good korma + beers = heaven

No - no India curry at Faulty's yet ... but if you ask Mr Yut (the chef) for 'gangearie gai' (K2 curry) - then its pretty close to a Korma - excellent (not on the menu) - orange curry with potatoe.

For authentic Indian curry in Patong then Navrang Mahal is the best curry I've ever had in Thailand - its in Soi Patong Resort the small soi opposite Soi Lion.

I Kamala then recommend Ban Rim Klong - Hasher Singha makes excellent curry - try the the butter chicken tikka.

[johnaalex]

Originally Posted by K2

For authentic Indian curry in Patong then Navrang Mahal is the best curry I've ever had in Thailand - its in Soi Patong Resort the small soi opposite Soi Lion.

I have been a regular at the Navarang Mahal for years, but on my last couple of visits I have found the quality to be variable at best, one night the food was very poor. Maybe they have more than one cook? I hope they do get back to a consisten level of good quality curry (vinadloo being my favourite). Any other suggestions for a good Indian on Phuket?

Regards

John

[cybernator_uk]

I have a question.... I probably missed the answer but could someone tell me anyway... As some people might not be aware i am not the keen on Asian food....I dont know why but not really into spicey foods. I have heard a lot about this place but i am not sure exactly where it is so could someone enlighten me please.

[stevem]

Soi Sunset, on the right just before the Expat

[sishow]

Originally Posted by johnaalex

I have been a regular at the Navarang Mahal for years, but on my last couple of visits I have found the quality to be variable at best, one night the food was very poor. Maybe they have more than one cook? I hope they do get back to a consisten level of good quality curry (vinadloo being my favourite). Any other suggestions for a good Indian on Phuket?

Regards

John

I always go to the Indian restaraunt on the same soi as Karlsson's, but I cant remember what it is called. (Could be the same one as mentioned!)

I can reccomend the Tandori chicken. The other currys tend to vary, but the tandor oven seems to produce a good quality tandori chicken every-time. Whenever im there, everyone seems to be eating it!

[cybernator_uk]

Originally Posted by stevem

Soi Sunset, on the right just before the Expat

Thanks man

[johnaalex]

Originally Posted by sishow

I always go to the Indian restaraunt on the same soi as Karlsson's, but I cant remember what it is called. (Could be the same one as mentioned!)

I know where you mean, it is not the Navarang Mahal and I am sure I tried it years ago and was not impressed with the curry. Maybe I should try again in January.

Regards

John

[Bello Uomo]

Originally Posted by K2

For authentic Indian curry in Patong then Navrang Mahal is the best curry I've ever had in Thailand - its in Soi Patong Resort the small soi opposite Soi Lion.

Thanks for the tip K2 - was going to start up a thread asking about Indian curries. I will look this up on my map.

Apologies for hijacking thread - back to Faulty burgers.....

PS: Hotter and spicier the better. TEAR ME A NEW ASSHOLE!

[johnaalex]

If only Mrs Balbirs would open a Patong branch ;-)

For those who do not know I am talking about see Welcome to Mrs Balbir's

Regards

John

[sishow]

Originally Posted by johnaalex

I know where you mean, it is not the Navarang Mahal and I am sure I tried it years ago and was not impressed with the curry. Maybe I should try again in January.

Regards

John

Dont bother with the curry. Not many doo by the looks of it. Just go for the tandor chicken!

[tothai4]

Originally Posted by Denver

I've offered Crusty several thousand Dinar to try and poach his chef (That sounds wrong!) anyway......Poach his chef away from Faulty Towers and over to Baggers.

Funnily enough his chef and Crusty weren't having any of it but still made me some brilliant nose bag while I was over there last. I think I ate more at FT than anywhere else. Good fish IMHO.

I think you can poach an egg but not a chef. Chefs have to be scrambled or fried. (At least most of the chefs I've ever known were usually fried while working.)

[Gloryfan]

It wouldn't be the cheapest place around but I have eaten at The Tandoor on a couple of occasions. Excellent food, good service and fine airconditioning.

It's at the Thara Patong Resort on the beach road end. Only my opinion but i would recommend it.

[sishow]

Originally Posted by Gloryfan

It wouldn't be the cheapest place around but I have eaten at The Tandoor on a couple of occasions. Excellent food, good service and fine airconditioning.

It's at the Thara Patong Resort on the beach road end. Only my opinion but i would recommend it.

I always get annoyed trying to find the way in!

Its the one Gee recomended to me a few years back, but I never got around to doing it due to the above!

[B C]

Originally Posted by Gloryfan

It wouldn't be the cheapest place around but I have eaten at The Tandoor on a couple of occasions. Excellent food, good service and fine airconditioning.

It's at the Thara Patong Resort on the beach road end. Only my opinion but i would recommend it.

Ah, but does the Tandoor have such brillant, eloquent and captivating company such as Scud and No Hope? That's got to be worth... wait a minute... I must be drunk... what was I thinking. Please forgive me.

[Simbo]

Careful BC- we know where u smoke!!!!!