Thread: Masala Art

Will be in Bangkok next week. Looks worth a try.

https://www.masala-artbkk.com/menu

...^definitely worth a try: you won't be disappointed...(PM me for damage)...

Originally Posted by tomcat

...^definitely worth a try: you won't be disappointed...(PM me for damage)...

I have general damage idea from Menu link. If it is good, damage is inconsequential.
Only in town a couple of days but will try to get to Masala Art.
Must hookup with a couple old friends. Both in restaurant biz so will get a good feed.

looks interesting, what's the damage. Probably around 1500 THB from your previous budget

it looks really clean and nice, though I like to eat that kind of food in a dirty and open air Indian restaurant, it feels more authentic

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

what's the damage

if you were not such a dumb cnut you would add it up from the menu link that Norts provided

if you could not be bothered to do that , then you are doubling down on your image as an oxygen thief

says the bitcoin fraud and part time plumber

be a good boy, and get me the damages from the menu

^ it was 1250 baht including the happy ending

good review as usual, icon is a bit far for me usually but the dearth of decent indian food may push me. Have you tried kebab and curries on Sukhumwit 31 Tomcat, its a bit different but can get a good discount with the eatigo app

Originally Posted by reinvented

Have you tried kebab and curries on Sukhumwit 31

...we haven't yet, but sukh 31 looms large on our radar...thanks for the recommendation...

masala art?
the nan looks like the shit Punty eats in supermarket food courts here with his rabbit card

230 baht from Gupta at Big c, including Milky Tea

Originally Posted by reinvented

icon is a bit far for me usually but the dearth of decent indian food may push me.

they have (or at least used to have) another branch on soi 55.
i ate there a few years back....i remember it as being fine, but not great.....FWIW, i've never gone back.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

masala art?
the nan looks like the shit Punty eats in supermarket food courts here with his rabbit card

good point, that naan was a bit below par, don't think I would touched it. Better Naan on Soi 3 and sitting outside with the dirty sweating locals is quite the experience. They have the best curry there!!!

but if you are gay and sport a Pierre Cardin shirt, I can see how a nice Indian place might be a better fit.

Originally Posted by tomcat

Imo, the best Indian cuisine I've had in Bangkok.

Good enough recommendation for me.Thanks.

Originally Posted by raycarey

they have (or at least used to have) another branch on soi 55.
i ate there a few years back....i remember it as being fine, but not great.....FWIW, i've never gone back.

Cheap? or ..

Originally Posted by tomcat

The order took 20-25 minutes...a good sign that yesterday's goop wouldn't be reheated

I thought curries got better with age?

Originally Posted by Dillinger

I thought curries got better with age?

...that hasn't been my experience...certainly not with the offerings available around the Nana area...

​ Yeah I guess,
homecooked ones only maybe

does get some great reviews that place I see, although to me a nan should be full, of family size, a little burned and crispy on the ends with a great big runny chicken balti gagging to be dipped in and de juiced.

Originally Posted by Dillinger

​​although to me a nan should be full, of family size, a little burned and crispy on the ends .

It does look like its not seen a tandoor.

This is a nan

Flying Carpet as we know and love em in the UK

What kind of psycho only has one beer with a curry?

...a psycho with a life...

Originally Posted by Dillinger

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