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Locomotive Themed Indian Takeaway in Basildon


As usual I was feeling hungry and seeing as it was a Friday night I decided to pick up the stash of takeaway menus that have nested on my doormat.

I casually went through the pile looking for something that caught my eye and I came across a rather adventurous looking Indian takeaway menu.  It was from an Indian Takeaway in Basildon called the Maharaja’s Express Indian Takeaway.

The menu design was themed in an Indian locomotive style, similar to the actual Maharajas Express train in India.

Once I opened the menu, I was welcomed by the fact that I wasn’t bombarded with a gazillion dishes to choose from, and I was equally impressed by the design inside and the fact that the curry’s where not just named by their usual names, but had the location of where the curry came from. 

Excited by the sounds of a British Tikka Masala, I hurried along to grab my mobile and make an order.  The lad that answered took my order in a very express fashion and my food arrived in about 30minutes.

My British Tikka Masala and pilau rice with a starter of King Prawn Butterfly was absolutely delicious, so I’ll definitely be eating from Maharajas Express again. 

I also must mention, their websites really cool as well so please check it out. Indian Takeaway Basildon

Indian Takeaway Basildon
 

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