Wetherspoons Curry Vs Curry House Curry - Who Wins?

[@everydayimeating3407]

Which curry did you prefer? Comment Below 😀

[@wullaballoo2642]

Something from the slightly more expensive Chefs or House specials menu at curry house

[@wullaballoo2642]

@@spendover Something hotter like a Naga or Chilli Masala

[@SP-hc7pw]

curry house one

[@earlbee3196]

The Indian Tiffin room gets my vote. It looks so authentic and fresh. ✌🏻🧔🏻✌🏻

[@mjq3555]

I'd've had the Masala Dosa.

[@Thorpeman]

Wetherspoons have saved some fantastic old buildings

[@Thorpeman]

Who was on the picture above your head in Wetherspoons? Dickie Bird & ? Looked like a young Fred Truman

[@Dan23_7]

They saved the old post office in my town, then named it the Lion after a bus model our town used to make

[@Thorpeman]

@@Dan23_7 I think they are a fantastic company. I booked my parents into one of their hotels they really looked after them

[@theabandonedhunter3604]

Agreed @thorpeman

[@everydayimeating3407]

Its true, this is a great building!

[@uhd25ca85]

Love this channel! Nice and unrushed delivery without trying to cram in as many words per second as possible which seems to be the (unwelcome) trend. Great videography too! Thanks for the content!

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks 😀

[@johnwelbourn3811]

That wetherspoons building was amazing. I always feel disappointed with pub chain curry, it always lacks that je ne sais quoi that gives curry house dishes that special flavour. Having said that, if it was lunch time, I'd go for the Spoon's curry based on cost alone.

[@everydayimeating3407]

Totally agree with this!

[@garytheobald9538]

It’s ger ner say quarrr

[@JL16061980]

We would go with the weatherspoons just purely because of the price. £26 for one meal is an awful lot.

[@davidsworld5837]

£26 is 2.8 times more than the Wetherspoons version. which did come with other things and was still a good meal. the question may be were else can you get a curry and drink for the price of wetherspoons comparing vs any place which is more than double does mean the more expensive place should be better but may people watch would pick the cheaper place

[@paulwilliams5296]

Stupid prices in Leeds City center. Spoons at least gives great value

[@badgersalesman5595]

£26 is an awful lot for a meal 😂😂😂😂😂😂. Where do you live ??? VENEZUELA !!!! You should stay home and have a Bombay bad boy pot noodle 😂😂😂😂

[@JL16061980]

@@badgersalesman5595 we live on the south coast of England and yes £26 is a lot of money for one meal for one person.

[@Martin-rh7mf]

There's a bit of mocking in the comments section about £26 being a lot to spend on a meal If you're reasonably well off then perhaps it isn't but if you're living amidst a cost of living crisis then it most certainly is. I really enjoyed this video. The commentary is perfect. Both meals looked moreish 🥘😋 Rarely do I eat out but am tempted to try a Wetherspoons curry 😊

[@colinhughes916]

Curry house x 3 times more Expensive - then Weatherspoons - no brainer Weatherspoons Wins 🏆

[@stuarteverett4128]

Great video. Usually you get what you pay for and for quality you pay more. I like Weatherspoon but they're inconsistent. E.G. I've had the Katsu Chicken curry three times but there's never been coriander nor chillies as stated on the menu. Verdict: Weatherspoon for day to day meals but for better food or special occasions, Curry House every time.

[@everydayimeating3407]

I agree, Wetherspoons day to day but for a nice special meal, the curry house

[@stuarteverett4128]

We English are very lucky to have such choices. Both Wetherspoons and curry houses on most main streets. Spoiled for choice .

[@paulwilliams5296]

Cumin lounge South Milford near Leeds. The lamb is to die for

[@everydayimeating3407]

I might have to go check it out

[@mariajefferies8555]

Curry house for sure But, wetherspoons was good for under £10 pounds eh. A good curry here in Perth, Western Australia would be more expensive. Love watching your vlogs Brilliant 🙏🏼🌻🦘🌻🦘

[@tordoff80]

b4 i watch this i know Wetherspoons curry's are quite nice but not as good as a curry houses lets see if I'm correct.

[@everydayimeating3407]

There was just a bit more depth of flavour from the curry house and the naan bread seemed fresher too 😋

[@Paul-67]

Expensive compared to the Wetherspoon meal but I would go with your choice, it looked really delicious. Well done.

[@everydayimeating3407]

The curry house was the better meal from the experience to the taste

[@peaceLove1988]

Wetherspoon do a good curry when your having a pint but you cant beat a curry house curries.

[@everydayimeating3407]

I agree, its great value at spoons and good food, but if you want a great tasting authentic ones, its got to be the curry house

[@philipmckeon8944]

I’m speechless regarding the difference in price. Forget it!

[@capitalb5889]

You can't really compare what you get. They are very different cuisines.

[@philipmckeon8944]

@@capitalb5889 if you can’t really compare them what’s the point of the channel? I’m clearly missing something. But yes I sort of half get it. Something costing nearly 3 times as much as the rival will have the advantage! Wow…

[@gilgammesh1]

You cannot beat Spoons on price and quality. You know what your getting.

[@everydayimeating3407]

It is great value

[@wilderbeestmcc6539]

Love your vids…good bit of fun. Keep up the good work😀👍🇬🇧

[@everydayimeating3407]

Thanks 😀

[@larhumba4233]

You get what you pay for and the Tiffin Restaurant definitely was more appealing with novel items I'd like to try. 😊

[@everydayimeating3407]

The sev puri starter was good, first time I've had it 😀

[@lynnettespolitics9656]

There's a restaurant chain in the US, in Oregon, called McMenamins that has the same format. They buy old buildings with character and after renovating they open a totally mediocre restaurant. Their business model has always been, "If its cool on the outside and has interesting decor on the inside you won't care that the food and drink is crap! It seems to have worked!

[@iamtheeggman1986]

I've never had a curry from spoons, it actually looks really good. The tiffin place didn't have poppadoms wtf 😑 but I'd say curry at the tiffin wins looks more authentic and delicious 😋

[@everydayimeating3407]

The curry from spoons really impressed me, it was better than I expected

[@mikedown1250]

No brainer...budget 10,97 obviously go WS...or if you want to spend 23 quid on a curry then go to the curry house...it's WS for me.

[@Tony-yp7jh]

If u like cheap frozen curries,off 2 spoons,simple as that

[@robertgash4555]

I'm so glad that the Indian restaurant had it's two levels one above the other. Otherwise it would have really messed with my head 🤯

[@ChristopherRobertHarris]

The second curry looked the best to me although it was more expensive. I agree with your point about some of the Wetherspoons chicken being tough. I have had that happen a few times. It’s a shame because it is a very tasty curry.

[@everydayimeating3407]

If the chicken wasn't a bit tough, it would ave been spot on

[@nealgrimes4382]

That does vary depending on the Wetherspoons you go to, some good some not so good.

[@WishingRose]

"curries are made to bespoke Wetherspoon recipes and are delivered frozen and then heated in the microwave" As you would expect I guess - explains the huge menu. You can't beat a curry cooked from a family recipe, from scratch in a proper Indian restaurant. 😁

[@stevewhitcher6719]

Yeah spoons are microwave meals in some places! Your local curry house can vary from very good to very poor!

[@ekspatriat]

'From Scratch'...fraid not. The sauce (masala) will have been prepared previously in large amounts. Then the specific spices and meat etc will have been added per order.

[@everydayimeating3407]

The curry from the curry house did have better flavour and the naan tasted fresh too

[@hornslane]

Spoons are NOT frozen!!, just chilled!!

[@WishingRose]

😅

[@antoniostamndley8272]

Considering weatherspoon employment is large, and overheads high , support them, (first ) before they disappear, value for money, and good location's, great English pub,

[@fishmaster1960]

Good to see you back Ryan. Keep that head net on those mosquitos look mean.

[@alanlister8810]

"The resteraunt is on two levels, one higher than the other" 🤣🤣🤣

[@davidsworld5837]

I do think when you say two levels you are thinking that one level will be a different height than the other. or you would just say there are two floors.

[@pianoman5586]

What’s so funny about that?

[@beowulf1312]

One level is lower.

[@chrisphallheatlover9848]

The restaurant curry should always be better. Unfortunately its over 2.5 times has much. Just subbed hope to see you do more curry videos 👍

[@theheathster2]

Oh my days, what the hell has happened to curry prices?

[@evanleebodies]

For sheer authenticity you can't beat a curry house or home-made, but 'Spoon's is ok for a re-heated pre-prepped offering which is on a par with a decent supermarket ready meal.

[@tedthesailor172]

My local Wetherspoons used to do a Curry Club deal on Thursdays when the meal was discounted, so maybe you could've got it cheaper still. No way would I pay £26 for a single meal with soft drink...

[@PUNKinDRUBLIC72]

Wetherspoons Mon.-Friday 14.00-1700 the food is cheaper and curry club on Thursday.

[@idavo]

You should have gone yo Wetherspoons in Bradford & compared it to a Bradford curry house! Nowt wrong with this vlog - just know Bradford as doing amazing curries & cheaper than the Indian restaurant featured. Another great vlog!

[@everydayimeating3407]

I might have to head there in the future

[@Frank-1978]

Great value for under a tenner ✌️👍

[@mrkiplingreallywasanexceed8311]

I'm surprised you didnt mention the "nice oily fried taste" of the papadoms😂❤

[@heeeeeresrossy]

£26?!!! I can get 4 days worth of food shopping in Lidl for that! It did look nice though. But defo not worth that price.

[@brewsterkits]

cant really comment on curry, but i think the second one looked better

[@everydayimeating3407]

It was the better tasting meal for sure

[@beherenowz]

Wetherspoons curries are essentially ready meals heated up for you.

[@lyonzeelyonzee7554]

YUM YUM ..LOOKS TOP SHELF..

[@everydayimeating3407]

It was 😋

[@ripvanwincle2258]

For value Wetherspoons all day long.I've eaten there about 6 times never had a bad meal from steak to fish it's all been really good.£26 for that i think it's a complete rip off.I'm dumb but i'm not that dumb.

[@kizzyfarrell6156]

The curry house wins for me But it was a lot more money Than Wetherspoons

[@billybatts294]

going for weatherspoons two of us could have dined for less than the curry house

[@everydayimeating3407]

Its great value there, thats one of the big factors

[@PannyWallah]

Wetherspoons great value for a perfectly acceptable meal try the Naga Chicken Vindaloo on Curry Club Thursday next time for a mind blowing experience I bet you can't handle it??!! Indian Tiffin Room didn't offer you anything spectacular bog standard fare for three times the price!! They saw you coming mate!! Tim Martin regularly lampooned caters for the masses other wannabes are trying to jump on the bandwagon that has already left!!

[@nealgrimes4382]

I think for me it's more a question of what you can afford the Wetherspoons curry is cheap and cheerful and good for a Lunch, i've never been to the second one, but it looks like the sort of place that overcharges for the food because of the fancy decor, i think i would go.somewhere middle ground somewhere with good food but small, with slightly dated decor.

[@seanmc1351]

I have worked in a couple of indian take aways as delivery driver, not a chef or anything, but see what they do and how they make it, compared to a spoons. the sauce base is the same for every indian whether it be korma, rogan josh, chicken tikka masala, madrsa, you ge the drift, the base sauce is from the cooking of the chicken, with herbs cinamon sticks and other stuff. watching the guys cook them comes down to spice adter that, and a few addition, they have pots at back of stove with spices, adding spices for each dish and frying them, then chicken goes with a ladel of the chicken stock, its a fine art to watch, how they know which spice for wich dish and just how much, nanns bread done in the tandoor, , tandoori chicken on skewrs in tandoor at 400c, On the same token, i do think weatherspons has got it close, yeah they are pre packed, but great taste for the price, its a take away, with a drink at take away prices, but being able to sit down have a meal and drink for less than £10.00, with friends or family, . we have a few indian resturants here as well, that also do take away, so yor take away is as good as the sit down meal, bit cheaper, but you get great service, nice atmosphere, each one has it place, on the cost value

[@neildutton8077]

"Two levels, one higher than the other"....or one lower than the other, depending on your outlook😁

[@TheShadowsss]

the only thing with Wetherspoons is they don't make ANYTHING on-site its all frozen

[@susandevlin4712]

the restaurant looked better, but id rather go for a quality chinese, people like different things

[@iamphoenix6310]

Weatherspoons for the cost but its just a microwave meal.

[@everydayimeating3407]

I don't think you can beat the price at Wetherspoons

[@5thnorth]

This is why I don't watch or even attempt to pay for a licence up for laugh

[@ianm2170]

Chalk and cheese...

[@johnbluett6079]

Same old story a quality Indian Restraunt got to be far Superior than Weather spoons.. £38 FOR A MEAL OF 4 WITHOUT DRINKS at Weather spoons. £104 FOR A FAMILY OF 4 WITHOUT DRINKS. AT a good Restraunt.

[@hornslane]

Spoons curries are VERY good!!!

[@everydayimeating3407]

It was surprisingly good I have to say

[@thejupiter2]

For price performance, Wearherspoons wins hands down. You need to learn how to critique my boy. Considering the price difference, I doubt there would have been much in it.

[@martinquinn9007]

Go to asada and buy there meal for one and microwave just like spoons

[@AJ-sv5qg]

Nice comparison. I had wheterspoons curry a few weeks back in Cornwall and they had bought a microwave dinner from a supermarket and popped it in the microwave. It was terrible

[@Bungle2010]

Well that's wrong, because I have it on good authority that Whetherspoon curries are made to a bespoke recipe. Why would they be buying anything from a supermarket in the first place?

[@AJ-sv5qg]

@@Bungle2010 Your good authority is wrong. It was exactly the same as any supermarket microwave curry. I couldn't even eat it. Wetherspoons has gone downhill so fast it's scary

[@cahoot06]

this is basically chicken in gravy would not touch wetherspoon;s cheap boil in the bag food

[@stephenclarke8864]

I go to wetherspoons now and again queen of icier Norwich to see people get thrown out by the doorman for standing on chairs all getting too carried away with their dancing it's quite entertaining

[@Dinki-Di]

Why choose Chicken Tikka Masala when evaluating curries? It’s not even Indian. The dish was invented in Great Britain. Hope you do a more authentic comparison in future.

[@Adrian-ql3co]

2 people tena eack

[@paulwood5803]

So the dolden rule of menus is, the more dishes there are on the menu the less likely it is to be a. fresh and b. decent. There is no way on god's earth that a 'spoons can cook every one of those dishes from scratch, to order. The spoons rice looks a bit gloopy and stuck together. I have to confess, I am a bit of a curry snob, I make my own, excellently and therefore judge every curry I get when out against my own. There is something about the 'spoons curry that I don't like the look of, the chicken looks dry and no amount of sauce will cover that up. I have actually eaten in the Indian Tiffin Room in Leeds and it was very good indeed. There is no virtue in my opinion in going cheap and having a sub standard meal.

[@joedaman8436]

Wetherspoons microwave curry 😂😂

[@iAdzii]

answer: a microwave

[@kevinhoughton9134]

I've no idea what ethnicity the Tiffin place was, never come across a curry house that doesn't serve poppadoms. The Wetherspoons will always be a microwave special, they're better than ever now but are frozen and not fresh. The Wetherspoons also suffers from a plate filler, F*** all rice. I'd rather pay more and receive better especially when it comes to curry, therefore the curry house wins.

[@capitalb5889]

The Tiffin place is a specialist South Indian restaurant, so separated by a good 1000+ miles from Bangladesh, where British "Indian" food comes from. So we may as well as well try a restaurant in Poland and one in Spain to compare who does the best "European". While I love my poppadoms, I have spent time in India and not once seen a poppadom. Again, they are an affectation for the British market.

[@ryanhorow4590]

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[@gor069]

Obvious choice, if you prefer your meals microwaved, go to the boozer.

[@badgersalesman5595]

Unfortunately most Wetherspoons food is microwave and it’s complete crap. Same as the alcoholic drinks it just never tastes correct and I defy any decent drinker to get muntted in a spoons without pissing your self first because you have to climb the Eiffel Tower to get to them. 😂😂😂😂😂

[@Bungle2010]

They cook quite a few things a matter of fact. Beer always seems decent. In fact some I've been in have been Cask Marque accredited.

[@andrewhayes7055]

Wetherspoons awful microwave food for the masses

[@BayLuke96]

Pointless comparison. The pub curry costs about a tenner including a pint of a premium beer. Compare that with a curry house in which you spend a tenner lol. By the time you've bought the beer and two poppadoms, you'd have small change left. You might as well compare a Nissan Micra with a Rolls Royce.

[@turquoisecat761]

I believe that's the point, he compares the more affordable to the more expensive, so not pointless to a lot of his subscribers.

[@poloshirt97]

sorry mate .. boring

[@badgersalesman5595]

They both looked utter crap

[@juliemcgarty4764]

The wetherspoons would win on price but it did look really nice too expensive the other one

[@theabandonedhunter3604]

Weatherspoons for value for money. I do like Weatherspoons…. Smithy

[@everydayimeating3407]

Its probably one of the best value places

[@susannah1184]

Wetherspoons all the way. Price alone these days makes such a difference. Thanks xx

[@everydayimeating3407]

The price at Wetherspoons is a great selling point

[@unysis212]

Surprisingly i would have to give it to Wetherspoons - phenomenal value compared to the Indian restaurant,

[@everydayimeating3407]

It is good value at Wetherspoons, and when I saw the curry, I was impressed at what you get for the price

[@itsmrripley]

Great - me and my partner can't go out for a meal now without quoting your regular turns of phrase, slowly rotating our food on our forks and doing a satisfied face react after every bite.. thanks for this 😅

[@everydayimeating3407]

Hahaha hope you're doing some combo bite too 😀

[@itsmrripley]

@@everydayimeating3407 always 😂😁👌

[@Curryking32000]

The Wetherspoon curry also comes with a alcoholic drink for that price which you didn't mention in the video. I would prefer Spoons any day for the price.

[@susanreid9857]

Wouldnt pay £26 for a curry so its got to be wetherspoons x

[@everydayimeating3407]

Its quite a bit for one meal

[@dynastysharise]

美味しそう、の表現にapetitingを使う上品な英語が素敵です 食べ方のマナーも好き😊✨

[@replevideo6096]

I would go for the Wetherspoon's one every time, which I have done many times. For under a tenner with a pint of beer which would cost over £3 on its own, it's a real bargain. The curries are excellent as are the rice, poppadoms and naan bread, and I have never noticed any toughness in the meat. I'm sure the curry house ones are a step up in authenticity and quality, but is it really worth more than double? No doubt with a pint of beer it would have been over £30.

[@everydayimeating3407]

It is quite a lot at the curry house, but the whole meal does taste better, so probably one for a special occasion

[@TelThePower]

Some say you get what you pay for.... So let's go with that! Wetherspoons offer good meals at a pretty ok price, I've been to Indian restaurants recently and they now cost around £30 a meal in my area with a beer, however in Nottingham I paid much more for less.. So if you're on a budget I'd head over to Wetherspoons, the quality won't match a decent Indian obviously, so we have to reflect that in the price.

[@rickb3645]

It's like most things in life these days mate... You can go to an upscale Restaurant and have a pretentious £50 serving of Fish & Chips with a few stacked (Jenga Style) triple cooked Chips... With the best and thickest cut of Cod Loin dipped in their own specially made Beer Batter... And have it served with Crushed Peas... Lemon Wedges... Home Made Tartare Sauce... And topped with a small amount of garnish... But because you're sat in a upscale Restaurant being served by their waiting staff... You could be forgiven for thinking that you've had a better meal... Just because of the overall experience... Compared to visiting your local Fish & Chip shop and getting your regular Fish & Chips with Mushy Peas and paying between £10 - £12... The Wetherspoons Curry at under £10 with a drink included... Is fantastic value for money... Even if a couple of the Chicken pieces were a little on the dry side... Plus the portion of Pilau Rice was smaller than that of the Curry House Rice portion... But would i pay literally three times the price for the Curry House Chicken Tikka Masala Curry... As apposed to the Wetherspoons Chicken Tikka Masala Curry?... No way mate!. 👌

[@danishaw7711]

Weatherspoons curry's are ready meals. Glad to see they upgraded from aldis own. Looked good. The other place not having poppadoms is Purley sales tactics 80p ish depending on where u r or the upsell being £4 plus. Haha

[@johnkitchen4699]

So a 26 quid meal from a specialist is better than a 9 quid meal from a Wetherspoons?! Not really a surprise. Was it really worth almost three times the price? I guess, as an economist would say, diminishing marginal returns would have set in way before reaching the 26 quid mark. If Wetherspoons had been bad, then fair enough, but it wasn’t so I’d be happier to go out to Wetherspoons for three nights rather than the curry house for one night followed by bread and jam at home for the next two nights.

[@rameeez111]

Naan means bread. So saying 'naan bread' is you saying 'bread bread'

[@everydayimeating3407]

Haha I didn't realise

[@rafiqadarr6217]

And also - "Pilau rice" !!? It is Pullao. Pilau rice is an invention for English people who thought it was something authentic, it isn't.

[@Sam-bz1hr]

wetherspoons is all microwave made including the the nann and poperdoms , that said they taste lovely and are very fillling and with a drink included excellent value for money

[@everydayimeating3407]

I was really impressed with the value

[@voodooguy2]

I hate to say it but that Spoon's curry looked better - it had oil floating on the surface.

[@everydayimeating3407]

It was a good curry, a lot better than I was expecting it to be

[@mjq3555]

Why all the whingey comments about comparing cheap spoons food with a proper curry house meal? There's no clickbait deception in the title of the video. Its exactly what it says. So, if you think its futile to compare pub curry with curry house curry, dont watch it.

[@bumfluffmcregor3730]

Weather spoons curry is a microwave meal

[@stuartpace6111]

What you expect for a tenner which includes a pint not all if us can afford £27 for a curry

[@bumfluffmcregor3730]

@@stuartpace6111 I dontr expect anything else but you can't compare it to a proper curry it's no where near

[@stuartpace6111]

@@bumfluffmcregor3730 yes I agree but I wonder what the curry houses curry's will be like if they cut costs down to less than £10

[@ScrewyLoops]

Love these videos!! Used to work at Spoons and even though the curries are pre made, they're really tasty! Can't beat a proper curry house curry though, or even home made :) great vid, food looked delicious!!

[@everydayimeating3407]

The curry at spoons was a lot better than I thought it would be

[@ScrewyLoops]

@@everydayimeating3407 would love to see you compare McDonald's and Burger King items (e.g. Burgers, chicken, fries and desserts) to see which ones you think are better 👍

[@borusa32]

For me its either a nan or rice but not both. Having said that the portion of rice at Wetherspoons looks manageable. Both curries looked really good but we have to rely on you for the taste factor. I did note you were dissapointed with some of the chicken at Wetherspoons.

[@VenusDoom891]

The 'Spoons curry actually looks better than it was before the pandemic (I went to curry club loads around late 2019/early 2020) - back then they just had bottles of chutney which you could never find so the individual portion is a good touch. Just wish they still did the Lamb Rogan Josh! But I do like the way they give you the poppadums with the main meal rather than as a starter which they do at a normal curry house (well I do anyway).

[@everydayimeating3407]

The poppadoms were great 😋

[@Bungle2010]

I didn't even know they had chutney available! So I always went without!

[@catherineturner2839]

Wetherspoons Curries are just microwave meals. I'd much rather save my money and enjoy a proper indian restaurant one

[@themaskedman8867]

I do love a curry, especially a nice hot one.... Indian is my all time favourite food... Great video mate 😊😊

[@everydayimeating3407]

Not sure if I can handle a really hot curry lol don't think my spice tolerance is as high as yours lol

[@themaskedman8867]

@@everydayimeating3407 my spice tolerance wasn't that great. It's only the last 3 years where I have been eating really spicy food lol...😊

[@merlecharge5303]

I cook curries at home from scratch… and I quite like Witherspoons curry 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇬🇧

[@everydayimeating3407]

Its a great deal

[@davidsworld5837]

when you compare £9.57 vs £26.95 you are looking at almost 2.8 Times more expensive. for that price difference then a dedicated curry house better taste better It looked nice but I could not justify spending that much more on going to the curry house. especially for just one person.

[@everydayimeating3407]

The curry house is a bit expensive, I don't think I would go all the time

[@capitalb5889]

It's like comparing lunch and in the work canteen to going to a good restaurant. And as the restaurant was South Indian and Whethespoons does a microwave version of North Indian, is it a fair comparison?

[@markpearce4694]

what make is your jacket

[@everydayimeating3407]

It was from river Island

[@situkirasoi9654]

Nice 👍🙂🙂🙂👍👍👍👍🙂👍🙂 video

[@mt3776]

Love the Indian tiffin room. Been there a few times

[@situkirasoi9654]

Nice 🙂🙂👍👍🙂👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@djh9022]

Massive W for Spoon's there like

[@debbiegardner8317]

Hiya EIE. The curry house looked really good authentic perhaps for a treat or special occasion but price wise wetherspoons didn't disappoint on value or taste? Great vid again! Looked like u enjoyed your food!

[@everydayimeating3407]

Wetherspoons was great value and tasted good but the curry house tasted better for sure 😀