Title: RE: [UC] Indian Food Recommendation
Dear Neighbors,
There is one restaurant I would like to add to this list, but it is also not in University City. That is Shivnanda at 114 Chestnut Street around the corner from Café Spice. Whenever I have walked past Café Spice, it is very noisy
In a message dated 5/27/2003 5:22:23 PM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Does anyone have any recommendations concerning the numerous Indian
restaurants near the intersection of 40th and Walnut? Is there a universal
favorite (like Beijing for Chinese)?
New Delhi has the most
Finally a topic we all can agree upon. :)
New Delhi -
Excellent though they often have the same old thing, which can either be good or
bad depending upon what you're looking for. Ice cream/coffee is included although
other beverages are not. ND has a liquor license which is a notable
Nobody delivers in the hills ;-)
Richard Hotchkiss
http://www.hotstrings-inc.com
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I think
Does anyone have any recommendations concerning the numerous Indian
restaurants near the intersection of 40th and Walnut? Is there a universal
favorite (like Beijing for Chinese)?
Jonathan A. Cass
Silverman, Bernheim Vogel
Two Penn Center Plaza, Suite 910
Philadelphia, PA 19102
Tel:
I've been known to frequent New Delhi (on Walnut, next to Pattaya Grill).
I must say that I've never even tried the nearby restaurants; why mess
with a good thing? (same reason that I haven't been to the Paris Cafe 41,
since the Green Line opened first!)
HTH!
kmj
On Tue, 27 May 2003, Jonathan
Title: Re: [UC] Indian Food Recommendation
I have eaten at all of the Indian Restaurants in UCity and am very partial to New Delhi on Chestnut. I avoid Sitar on 38th. I don't think they put any care into the food and I've found their small selection to be over cooked, greasy and, believe
to be the most crowded when I go there - but I
think it may be because they have regular discount coupons in the DP, Philadelphia
Weekly and City Paper.
Jon Mourar
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Date: 2003/05/27 Tue PM 04:34:25 EDT
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