Pre Match Curry

[Bostin]

Feel the need to warm the ****les pre-match, is there anywhere in town other than Mr Tikka who does a takeaway curry in a tray?

I know of the Dilshad, Bilash and Jivans. Not sure they’d do it though. Is that Jack’s bar any good for that?

Don’t fancy walking round Wolverhampton with foil wrapped food under my arm!

Any advice welcome.

 

[Padraig]

Hooded Ram is good

Edit: sorry misread, thought you said you didn’t want takeaway

What’s the one by the subway?

 

[Bostin]

Hooded Ram is good

Edit: sorry misread, thought you said you didn’t want takeaway

What’s the one by the subway?

That's the Mr Tikka one!

 

[xbomber]

Used to like Jivans on broad Street but think it's gone?

 

[Deleted member 4184]

Can't go wrong with Bilash

 

[Bostin]

Can't go wrong with Bilash

Isn't it sit in though?

 

[haveaniceday]

Used to like Jivans on broad Street but think it's gone?

Still there, still great but the fella wants a takeaway curry so don't think they do that!

 

[Bostin]

Evidently someone is missing a trick here!

Whip up a pot of curry outside the south bank, dish it out to the hungry masses at tea time after they’ve had a few beers! £££££

 

[Norris]

Evidently someone is missing a trick here!

Whip up a pot of curry outside the south bank, dish it out to the hungry masses at tea time after they’ve had a few beers! £££££

ive often wondered why nobody has ever done it, big bowl of hot curry and a chunk of bread to dip in? beats a 1/4 grease burger any day

 

[Del Boy]

Desi Yew Tree on Pool Street is a hidden gem Reasonable prices and not far from town, down the road from jack's but much better in my opinion

Desi Yew Tree

 

[The_Blade]

Builders Arms Desi pub is meant to be good.

 

[Mr Wolf]

Take away in a tray, can’t think of one. All the ones mentioned are proper takeaways that you’d need to unwrap & plate up.

Best bet for me would be Aunt Sallies, the Caribbean but that’s obviously rice, pea & goat/chicken. It is quality though.

 

[LINT70]

The Dilshad in Berry street was open when I went past before a night game earlier this season and looked as if a few were in - I not been in for a couple of years but has always been one of the better curry houses in the town centre.

 

[Yamalroite]

Get yourself down broad street, place over road from Rileys, cafe type Indian food place and can take out. I've took out and gone to the Lych with it before now (Lambert era, must admit stayed in pub and sacked off match as got too cosy)

 

[The White Mouse]

zuri's coffee shop do good indian street food

 

[old wittonian]

Feel the need to warm the ****les pre-match, is there anywhere in town other than Mr Tikka who does a takeaway curry in a tray?

I know of the Dilshad, Bilash and Jivans. Not sure they’d do it though. Is that Jack’s bar any good for that?

Don’t fancy walking round Wolverhampton with foil wrapped food under my arm!

Any advice welcome.

Try Bhatti's they're good at takeaways.

 

[Shirtliffs shinpads]

Evidently someone is missing a trick here!

Whip up a pot of curry outside the south bank, dish it out to the hungry masses at tea time after they’ve had a few beers! £££££

They were doing them at the fanzone at the beginning of the season, Carribbean Thai and Indian Street food vans, it was good, did mention it on here a few times, I dont think enough people were using it so the vans stopped coming I think, they even managed to get a alcohol license after a few games that served numero Nuno and other local ales, I know it moved from there to where the wanderer pub was for the Huddersfield game, needed more custom I think.

 

[Burton Wolf]

They were doing them at the fanzone at the beginning of the season, Carribbean Thai and Indian Street food vans, it was good, did mention it on here a few times, I dont think enough people were using it so the vans stopped coming I think, they even managed to get a alcohol license after a few games that served numero Nuno and other local ales, I know it moved from there to where the wanderer pub was for the Huddersfield game, needed more custom I think.

I seem to remember seeing that. That is a real shame if they didn't get enough takers. The **** you get off the burger vans makes me heave.

 

[Bostin]

Thanks for the advice guys. I will have a wander down broad street and see which one I want food poisoning from

 

[Liverpool_Wolf]

Definitely recommend the Yew Tree as mentioned above. The mixed grill is lovely. It's about a 20 minute walk to Molineux from there.

The Builder's Arms used to be my local and the food is lovely there too. Slightly more expensive than the Yew Tree though and further away from Molineux.

 

[Tufts back]

Balti and banks I can smell it already

 

[ShropshireLad]

Isn't it sit in though?

You can get a take-away. It used to cost £15 but I haven't had one for about 4 years.

 

[ShropshireLad]

I seem to remember seeing that. That is a real shame if they didn't get enough takers. The **** you get off the burger vans makes me heave.

Absolutely.

 

[George AlooGobi]

I wouldn't fancy walking to the ground whilst trying to eat a curry. I'd end up wearing half of it

 

[GuzzWolf]

Hooded Ram is good

Edit: sorry misread, thought you said you didn’t want takeaway

What’s the one by the subway?

The one by the subway OMG ...the Tikka is fantasticooooo.

 

[Bostin]

The one by the subway OMG ...the Tikka is fantasticooooo.

This is where I ended up!

 

[Tojo the grass]

I’m curry-minded now, not got time though..

 

[merseawolf]

Lovely curry in the Hooded Ram tonight

 

[WasStefan]

Just because they are restaurants doesn't mean they dont do takeaway. I have one from the Dilshad most matchdays after the game

 

[WasStefan]

Lovely curry in the Hooded Ram tonight

Nice food. Mixed grill is beast

 

[merseawolf]

Nice food. Mixed grill is beast

Haha we was saying thats what they ordered on next table looked awesome

 

[WasStefan]

Haha we was saying thats what they ordered on next table looked awesome

I once ate a mixed grill sharer with a nan bread on my own from there

True story

 

[Padraig]

Anyone know what’s going on with the Hooded Ram?

Noticed there’s been barely any beers on tap recently and now their website says it’s closed for refurbishment “until further notice”. Doesn’t sound good to be honest.

 

[Derby Wolf]

For take away there is Sachins too, has a van by Maccies on the high street and a shop just down from George Wallace.

Does Tikka, curries, samosas etc

 

[RosehillWolf]

Evidently someone is missing a trick here!

Whip up a pot of curry outside the south bank, dish it out to the hungry masses at tea time after they’ve had a few beers! £££££

The new owner of the Robin2 in Bilston has got his business head on....as people leave after a gig there's a couple of Indian guys outside there selling chicken wraps etc

 

[PumpKing]

Roll up! Roll up!
I’ve just ordered 1500 Curried Pot Noodles. I shall now be positioned right by the Billy Wright statue before every game with a very large kettle.

Bargain at £3 a go, bring your own plastic fork mind.
Now where can I find a plug?

 

[RosehillWolf]

Roll up! Roll up!
I’ve just ordered 1500 Curried Pot Noodles. I shall now be positioned right by the Billy Wright statue before every game with a very large kettle.

Bargain at £3 a go, bring your own plastic fork mind.
Now where can I find a plug?

Are the Bombay Bad Boys ? love them on a sandwich with a few chips

 

[Bill S Preston Esq.]

Are the Bombay Bad Boys ? love them on a sandwich with a few chips

Triple stodge. Carbiac arrest.

 

[WasStefan]

Anyone know what’s going on with the Hooded Ram?

Noticed there’s been barely any beers on tap recently and now their website says it’s closed for refurbishment “until further notice”. Doesn’t sound good to be honest.

Wouldnt surprise me if it closes, Wolves and restaurants don't go well.

A proper bar would do well there now like Indybar/ Rothwells before it

 

[Golden Arrow]

Feel the need to warm the ****les pre-match, is there anywhere in town other than Mr Tikka who does a takeaway curry in a tray?

I know of the Dilshad, Bilash and Jivans. Not sure they’d do it though. Is that Jack’s bar any good for that?

Don’t fancy walking round Wolverhampton with foil wrapped food under my arm!

Any advice welcome.

Fully recommend "Mystic Grill Dosa" for Indian and Sri Lankan food.
Located at 25, Market Street, Wolves, WV1 3AG (you should find them on Facebook).
Excellent food (you can see the chef cooking), very clean establishment, and sensibly priced.
I'm yet to have a bad experience, and no I don't own or have shares in the business.