Comments on: Nepalese curry at The Khukuri http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/nepalese-curry-at-the-khukuri/02-27-2007/index.html Life in Edinburgh: Scotland's capital city. Wed, 08 Sep 2010 03:02:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: bishal suwal http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/nepalese-curry-at-the-khukuri/02-27-2007/index.html#comment-62475 bishal suwal Tue, 16 Dec 2008 18:29:50 +0000 http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/nepalese-curry-at-the-khukuri/02-27-2007/index.html#comment-62475 hey ,,,,,i'm jamuna's fren........i like the way u are....and have a nice time..me and jamu have seen ur restaurant few times in internet.....and we liked it....jamu is missing u so much... hey ,,,,,i’m jamuna’s fren……..i like the way u are….and have a nice time..me and jamu have seen ur restaurant few times in internet…..and we liked it….jamu is missing u so much…

]]> By: mhairi craig http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/nepalese-curry-at-the-khukuri/02-27-2007/index.html#comment-28265 mhairi craig Fri, 05 Oct 2007 08:36:16 +0000 http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/nepalese-curry-at-the-khukuri/02-27-2007/index.html#comment-28265 I went to the Khukuri for the first time last night after my husband raving about a previous visit. It did not disappoint. The food was amazing. My son particularly enjoyed the chana puri starter and the aubergine I had for main course was to die for, although the star was the Khukuri Sun Koshi Machha which was salmon marinated in spices - the most expensive thing on the menu but really something special. What also impressed me was the very good selection of vegetarian dishes. At just under £100 for four of us plus drinks, and very good service this place was a treat and I would go back any time. I went to the Khukuri for the first time last night after my husband raving about a previous visit. It did not disappoint. The food was amazing. My son particularly enjoyed the chana puri starter and the aubergine I had for main course was to die for, although the star was the Khukuri Sun Koshi Machha which was salmon marinated in spices - the most expensive thing on the menu but really something special. What also impressed me was the very good selection of vegetarian dishes. At just under £100 for four of us plus drinks, and very good service this place was a treat and I would go back any time.

]]> By: Pete http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/nepalese-curry-at-the-khukuri/02-27-2007/index.html#comment-16405 Pete Sun, 22 Apr 2007 00:11:06 +0000 http://www.theedinburghblog.co.uk/eating-out/nepalese-curry-at-the-khukuri/02-27-2007/index.html#comment-16405 A good review, agree with most of what you have said. I have eaten here 3 or 4 times now and thouroughly recommend it. A couple of things to add though: The beer you mention, called Khukuri, sells at £4.95, which although it is very nice, is frankly quite a ridiculous price for a bottle of beer in a restaurant. The other thing to say is that the meal you enjoyed called Solukhumbu Bhenda is indeed delicious, but actually costs £10.95, not £8.15 as stated. We ate there on Sat 22nd April 2007 and it seems a very short time since your review for the price to have gone up by nearly £4.00. I have eaten there midweek and weekends, the prices are the same. We ordered 2 main dishes (£10.95 each), a vegetable side dish (£4.50), 2 pilau rice (£2.95 each), 2 chapatis (£1.10 each), 1 pint of beer (£2.95) and a glass of red wine (£2.95). We enjoyed eveything we had and thought the service was super. It is worth noting that their own website is hopelessly incorrect (maybe just needs updated), as the prices they give on it are not at all accurate, so be warned! A good review, agree with most of what you have said. I have eaten here 3 or 4 times now and thouroughly recommend it.

A couple of things to add though: The beer you mention, called Khukuri, sells at £4.95, which although it is very nice, is frankly quite a ridiculous price for a bottle of beer in a restaurant. The other thing to say is that the meal you enjoyed called Solukhumbu Bhenda is indeed delicious, but actually costs £10.95, not £8.15 as stated.

We ate there on Sat 22nd April 2007 and it seems a very short time since your review for the price to have gone up by nearly £4.00. I have eaten there midweek and weekends, the prices are the same.

We ordered 2 main dishes (£10.95 each), a vegetable side dish (£4.50), 2 pilau rice (£2.95 each), 2 chapatis (£1.10 each), 1 pint of beer (£2.95) and a glass of red wine (£2.95).

We enjoyed eveything we had and thought the service was super.

It is worth noting that their own website is hopelessly incorrect (maybe just needs updated), as the prices they give on it are not at all accurate, so be warned!

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