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| An exceptionally good South Indian restaurant in [[Locale Croydon|Croydon]], about ten minutes walk from [[East Croydon Station]].  The dining area is small, so booking is advisable. There is however a downstairs room too. The restaurant has a reputation for spicy food, although your reviewer did not consider it to be exceptionally hot.  The menu covers the usual curry-house staples, but goes far beyond this, with a dozen rare or unique specials and many other dishes.  Vegans were particularly well-catered-for (apparently it used to be a vegan restaurant).  All the meat was halal.  Portions were neither generous nor meagre. | 
    An exceptionally good South Indian restaurant in [[Croydon]], about ten minutes' walk from [[East Croydon Station]].  The dining area is small, so booking is advisable.  The restaurant has a reputation for spicy food, although your reviewer did not consider it to be exceptionally hot.  The menu covers the usual curry-house staples, but goes far beyond this, with a dozen rare or unique specials and many other dishes.  Vegans were particularly well-catered-for (apparently it used to be a vegan restaurant).  All the meat was halal.  Portions were neither generous nor meagre. | 
  
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An exceptionally good South Indian restaurant in Croydon, about ten minutes' walk from East Croydon Station. The dining area is small, so booking is advisable. The restaurant has a reputation for spicy food, although your reviewer did not consider it to be exceptionally hot. The menu covers the usual curry-house staples, but goes far beyond this, with a dozen rare or unique specials and many other dishes. Vegans were particularly well-catered-for (apparently it used to be a vegan restaurant). All the meat was halal. Portions were neither generous nor meagre.
Prices are far from extortionate: ~�6.50 for a curry and �2.50 for a starter/dessert (Oct '04).
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