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[komos.livejournal.com]

Speaking of porn and chicken...

Is there any place in Central Square that serves a better chicken korma than the one I can get at Punjab in Arlington center? Neither of the Davis Square Indian joints worked out.

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[four-thorns.livejournal.com]

i like Tanjore, in harvard sq, although i've never had their korma. but then, i also like namaskar a lot, so if you don't like the food there, maybe it's not the best for you. still waiting for a place with good south indian food...

[komos.livejournal.com]

Korma was mostly a way to get the conversation going. ^^

Is Tanjore significantly similar to Namaskar?

[four-thorns.livejournal.com]

i wouldn't say so, necessarily. i think tanjore is better, but i like both of them. i just mean that if you don't like the food at namaskar and i do, then maybe our tastes are different and my advice may not be that helpful for you, you know?

[komos.livejournal.com]

What I'm looking for is an experience. It doesn't necessarily have to meet any preconceptions I have, though it would be nice if it would break out of the assumption I have that most Indian restaurants are mediocre and indistinguishable. This fact makes me sad since I can say that I have had very good Indian food, and liked it enough that I keep trying again and again.

I'm thinking that a visit will be happening sometime in the near future, based on yours and b-'s rec. Harvard's on my way home. ^^

[clevernonsense.livejournal.com]

I like Tanjore, Tamarind, and Bombay a-ok (all in Harvard). The Davis and Central Indian foods are evil foods. (Davis because they taste bad, Central because they put poison in their food.)