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Hi,

Old Trafford is close to Wilmslow Road, Rusholme, where, along a 1 mile stretch, there are around 55 Indian Restaurants (Arguably the highest density in the World, and I have been to India!)

The quality and variety of dishes is superb and is without doubt unrivalled in the UK.

Your only problem is that in 2 days you won't be able to sample too much.

Regards,

Charles Turner

From [email removed] Wed Apr 17 08:55:04 EDT 2002
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Someone wrote:

>We're going to be spending a couple of days in Manchester at the
>beginning of May, staying at the Old Trafford Lodge.  Any
>recommendations for good Indian (or other kinds of) restaurants in the
>vicinity?  Thanks a lot.

I can highly recommend the Al Bilal in Rusholme.  I've been there lots of times and never had a bad meal.  The staff are very friendly and courteous too.

Sheila

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Someone wrote:
> We're going to be spending a couple of days in Manchester at the
> beginning of May, staying at the Old Trafford Lodge.  Any
> recommendations for good Indian (or other kinds of) restaurants in the
> vicinity?  Thanks a lot.
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> Susie Thompson
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The Sanam in Rusholme is good the Yang Sing in Cina Town is as good as it get's, they do Din Sum at lunchtime as well and Heathcotes in Jackson's Row is worth a call for good modern food.Beckam and Posh sometimes go as well. Cheers Mark Ashdown

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SusieThompson wrote:
> We're going to be spending a couple of days in Manchester at the
> beginning of May, staying at the Old Trafford Lodge.  Any
> recommendations for good Indian (or other kinds of) restaurants in the
> vicinity?  Thanks a lot.
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> Susie Thompson
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I thouroughly agree with Sheila.
The Al Bilal is the best restaurant in Rusholme and I've tried the majority.

Tim.

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I had to go to Manchester yesterday, I finished my business at 2.00 so I tried to find the Yagdar restaurant in the rag trade area. I haven't been for a long while so I got lost. I was totaly amazed to find a restaurant in High street with the same name. I went in and found all the same staff. It seems they moved a few weeks ago. Still the same great cheap food. I had three curries and rice & a Samosa for £3.80. Excellent value. I hope I don't wait so long to return next time.