good food...

[dagibbs]

Asked a QNX employee in Germany, Jeevan, to recommend an Indian restaurant in Hanover. Went there tonight, and I now feel well fed. Dahl soup, beef Madras, rice, and garlic naan -- yummy. And, enough spice in the Madras to make my mouth warm, and my nose run a bit. I also spotted another restaurant close to here labelled as "Asia - Siam", I'm hoping it will have some flavourful food, too. And, might have spotted a Donair place, too -- that should be a good lunch over the weekend.

Amusingly, at dinner last night I had a pot of Jasmine tea (in a Chinese restaurant). The tea cost 3.00 Euro, on the same menu they had Port for a digestif -- 2.50 Euro. In Canada, the tea would probably have been free/included, and the port would have been $5.00-$8.00.

P.S. in-car GPS-based navigation system roxors.

Comments

[ragnhildr.livejournal.com]

Yay! I'm glad you found some food that is to your taste!

Did you try the port?

[dagibbs.livejournal.com]

The port was a Sandeman's ruby. I expect it is similar the Sandeman's I have other times. That is, a decent ruby. Also, I had finished my Economist, and didn't have any other reading material with me, so couldn't stay for port.

[jackspryte.livejournal.com]

Yes good food=happiness. I'm sorry food for you up until then has sucked.

[dagibbs.livejournal.com]

Food up until now hasn't sucked -- the Italian was ok, except for the "salata verde" which was only iceberg lettuce, the chinese was good, the breakfasts have been fine -- it just wasn't yummy spicy indian food.

[talyen.livejournal.com]

Nummy!

And did you have the Port?

[dagibbs.livejournal.com]

Actually, I didn't. I'd run out of reading material, so couldn't stay around for it. (It was a Sandeman, which I've had before. Maybe another evening.)