As usual, we asked the restaurant to choose the menu for us. They did well, and while the main courses were all medium-hot rather than hot-hot, there was masses of flavour and the food delighted us. The mixed starter included fish tikka, shamee kebab with spinach, onion bhaji and a mixed chat and puree - delicious flavours and a great start to the evening.
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Lamb Shatkora (lamb with limes). Side dishes were good too - tomato and aubergine was unusual and tasty, three types of naan, dhal and three types of rice. It was a very good meal, with contrasting flavours, and enjoyed by us all.
Next door to Chilli Night is something we haven't seen in Haslemere before - a brand new 'Indian' shop with a range of unusual pickles, spices and ingredients. It's also a general convenience store, offering newspapers, drinks and conventional groceries.
The Christmas meeting will be held in Petersfield, and should be on Tuesday 8th subject to table availability.
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