Take Out Curry
 

I seem to remember back in the day, that my parents would buy frozen 1 liter containers of curry beef brisket from Pine House.

I was just at their Crystal Mall location, didn't see any for sale.

Anybody have any thoughts of where else I can find curry for takeout?
Preferably cheaper option.

I assume Chinese curry? If so, I want to mention Mui Garden but I dont think they have pure curry, they serve it with rice on the side

You can definitely order curry beef brisket from Mui Garden sans rice.

I started a thread a while back for curry beef brisket. MG was pretty much the unanimous choice, with "a place in Yaohan's food court" a close second.

Deer garden got the best curry, #10.75?

Mui Garden = cocaine laced curry :megusta:

Mui Garden closed down didn't it

There's still a location on victoria and 40 something i think.

Vic and 43rd ish.
Main St
Richmond on Minoru just north of Westminster

No idea, I haven't set foot in Canada in over 6 years now :fuckthatshit:

I do miss Mui Garden curry, so it would be a shame if it was gone :okay:

Shit, now I have to get Mui Garden curry for dinner tonight.... there goes all that exercise.

That place is called Curry House I believe. It's been there for decades I'm sure so chances are they know what's up.

Mui garden is good, but pretty expensive.

Prata Man in Richmond has good curry for nearly half the price.

For indian curry, Tandoori Kona is solid.

Sorry but prata man curry is nowhere near as good... Not even close IMO

Maybe it's changed since 6 years ago. The curry itself has less cream/milk than Mui Garden but it's close. But for the value and the amount of meat you get, it's worth it.

Mui garden and deer garden same curry I think

I actually really like Silver Tower Curry as well.

Where is Prata man

capstan and garden city... same plaza as manzo... ish

Any of you guys make curry at home?

What brands you guys use

I use Japanese brand Glico. Get them from Osaka/Yaohan and add potatoes carrots and chicken legs

Damn I want some curry now

I think the Curry beef brisket @ James on Hastings(formerly Luda) is good..

As for japanese curry roux, Java or Vermont is my fav.

I don't know about the Main and Victoria Drive MG but you guys be trippin hard if you think the Richmond place is any good. I knew dinner was going to be bad when I sat down and saw a bunch of awards on the wall but from the 90's. The curry and other food were not good. Then again even in MG's more popular days, the Richmond one was never that great imo.

Tried the James on Hastings curry not too long ago.

The serving is huge compared to MG. The meat isn't cooked as long so the connective tissue still sticks/strings (as opposed to "melts"), and of course the meat wasn't as soft.

While a good curry, it seemed to be missing something- a sort of "depth" if that makes sense. It was like they didn't use any cream/milk/coconut milk or whatever other places use to make their curries rich, so I thought James was lacking in that department.

Otherwise, it was very good in terms of taste and value (serving size).

Sorry Indian curry or bust. chinese curry? fucking disgusting.

Thanks, I was just wondering what your opinion was

Curry is very easy to make. Its only like 5 ingredients and that's all.

Onions
Garlic
Ginger
Haldi (any indian store would have this)
Masala (any indian store would have this)
Chicken/Beef

1. Put oil in pan with chopped onions, garlic and ginger (brown the ingredients)
2. Mix in Haldi and Masala (Half a teaspoon of Haldi) (Masala amount depends on the weight of the meat. For 3lbs I would say 1.5 teaspoons)
3. Mix it well so it becomes like a paste than put the chicken/meat in and let the water from the meat evaporate.
4. After the water has evaporated put in a glass of tap water and let it boil. Once it starts boiling it should be done. Should not take more than 45 mins to make from start.

I usually eat it with rice. I also put in sliced potatoes as well.

I feel like making curry instead of takeout now. Lol