The award, which is in its inaugural year will be presented to the Purple Pakora team this evening (Monday 25th January 2009).
David Marchbank-Smith co-founder of Currycouncil paid tribute "The awards are designed to recognize the very best Indian restaurants in the South Manchester region. The team at the Purple Pakora have created an stylish contemporary dining arena which is complimented with exemplary food and a high standard of service. "
The Newcomer of the Year award 2009 will be presented to the Cinnamon Tree restaurant in Heald Green.
A full report on the presentation will be published soon. Listen to PureFM 107.9 tomorrow to hear details of the award and a radio interview with currycouncil co-founder Martin Noble.
ABOUT THE CURRYCOUNCIL.COM AWARDS
The currycouncil.com annual awards honors the best restaurants as voted by the currycouncil.com members.
Finalists were chosen from a list of eleven South-Manchester-based restaurants visited by the currycouncil in 2009.
Each restaurant was then rated by the currycouncil council in the following areas: Atmosphere, value for money, originality and most of all; exemplarily food and service.
FINALISTS
Purple Pakora (Poynton)
Jalfrezi (Bramhall)
Dilli (Altrincham)
Zumar (Sale)
Kulshi (Urmston)
Lal Qila (Rusholme)
Eastern Revive (Wilmslow)
Kushoom Koly (Heaton Moor)
Cinnamon Tree (Heald Green)
Moon (Withington)
Barinda (Cheadle)
ABOUT THE CURRYCOUNCIL
Founded in the 90’s currycouncil.com is a non-profit independent restaurant review site and knowledge base.
The “currycouncil” consist of eight members from various backgrounds, employment and interests, but with a common interest in eating curry, having a beer or two and hopefully improving and ensuring quality in South Manchester curry houses.
The currycouncil.com site also encourages our visitors to post comments and exchange opinions on their own experiences.
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