Wednesday, 7 December 2011

I Know This Great Little Place in Glasgow...

You may remember that we mentioned a while ago, that we would have various events coming up, competitions etc. Well now the moment has finally arrived...

In association with "I Know This Great Little Place in Glasgow", we have come up with a great competition, with one lucky winner the chance to take part in one of Mister Singh's India's famous Haggis Pakora Master Classes with four friends. Normally the class costs £69.95 per person, so be sure you make the best of the class and make as much as you can.

How to win ? Simply post up on the page your answers to this:

Which famous Glaswegian - alive or dead - would you like to share the Haggis Pakora that you mastered making at Mr Singh's India with, and why?

The competition will run until December 15th when the lucky winner, chosen by the us at Mister Singh's India, will be announced on the GLP Glasgow page.

The winner and 4 friends will enjoy a complimentary welcoming drink, a Mister Singh's India chef to guide them through the Haggis Pakora Master Class and each person will take away a copy of Mister Singh's Haggis Pakora 'secret' recipe.

Below is video from one of our masterclasses, won at a charity event, with Romeo, Clyde 1 DJ, attending on the day.



Please remember to take photos while doing your master class and upload them to our Facebook Page.


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Thursday, 3 November 2011

MSPs back our call for opt out organ donor system

If you have read our last post, about Bobby Singh's struggle for a donor, then you will understand how pleased to are to present this post to you. The Evening Times has released an article that tells us MSP's are backing our opt out organ donor system.

Here is the Article from The Evening Times by Stewart Paterson:


A MOTION backing the Evening Times Opt For Life campaign has received cross party support in the Scottish Parliament.

Glasgow SNP MSP Humza Yousaf lodged the motion calling on the Parliament to back the call for an opt out scheme.

Mr Yousaf said he fully supported the need to increase the number of donor organs to save more lives.

We want to persuade the Scottish Government to launch an ‘opt out’ system of organ donation where everyone is automatically placed on the donor register.

It would mean that, unless people opt out or relatives object, hospitals would be allowed to use their organs for transplants.

The system is supported by the British Medical Association and major charities including the British Heart Foundation and Kidney Research UK.

Mr Yousaf has launched a motion in support of our campaign backed by SNP colleagues, including Glasgow MSPs John Mason, Bill Kidd, Labour MSP Drew Smith and Green MSP for the city Patrick Harvie. In total 23 MSPs have signed the motion.

Mr Yousaf’s motions states: “That the Parliament recognises the growing calls for Scotland to have an opt out organ donation system; endorses the Evening Times campaign, Opt For Life, which calls for a presumed consent system in Scotland; believes that this will greatly increase the availability of donor organs; understands with concern that three people die needlessly each day due to the lack of donors on the national register, and recognises that any system should have appropriate and accessible safeguards for those who wish to opt out.

The motion has support from MSPs from the SNP, Labour and Greens from across Scotland.

At the SNP Conference last week, in Inverness, delegates voted to call on the Scottish Government to examine the case for an opt out system.

Mr Yousaf, said: “I’m delighted to give my support to the Evening Times’ Opt For Life campaign. Far too many men, women and children die needlessly every week in Scotland due to a lack of organs. It is incredibly important that we continue educational programmes and actively encourage others to register to donate their organs.

However, it is time we had a serious debate about how many lives an opt-out system would save. I commend all those who are working hard on this campaign and helping to transform the lives of thousands.

HOW CAN YOU HELP

WE need your help to make this happen and save more lives. Sign our petition to lend your support to an ‘opt out’ system for organ donation at www.eveningtimes.co.uk.

You can also sign up on Twitter and Facebook here.

And don’t forget to send the link to all of your friends and relatives. In the meantime, to join the existing, national organ donor register text ‘ETDONATE’ to 61611.

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Thursday, 27 October 2011

How can you help ?

Here we have an article about Bobby Singh, published by the Evening Times.

A RESTAURATEUR who almost died after buying a kidney transplant abroad has backed the Evening Times’ campaign to launch an ‘opt out’ system of organ donation in Scotland.

Bobby Singh, 46, from Glasgow, believes an opt-out policy – where the default position is that everyone is a donor – would vastly increase his chances of receiving the life-saving kidney transplant he needs.



The father-of-three made the “desperate” decision to pay £22,000 for a transplant in Pakistan in 2005 after being on the register for five years.

However, he became gravely ill during his flight back to Glasgow. Doctors found the new organ was dying and removed it.

Remarkably, despite almost losing his life, Mr Singh admits he has again considered buying another kidney because he is still waiting for a transplant seven years on.

His situation has been made worse because of an acute shortage of registered kidney donors from the Asian community. People from black and ethnic minorities wait, on average, twice as long as others on the list. He knows of another Asian man who has been waiting 25 years.

Mr Singh said: “It’s very hard. How long can a person stay positive? I am thinking about going abroad again and I know I might not come out of it alive.

I have contemplated suicide, I am on anti-depressants. For me to get a transplant would be a total change of life.

I would feel the same as the Scottish couple who won £161million on the Lottery. Better in fact.

Around 90% of patients on the transplant list across the UK are waiting for a kidney.

The restaurateur was a healthy and fit father-of-three, working long hours in the family business, Mr Singh’s India, when he began to feel unwell during a Scotland match at Hampden Park in November 2004.

His condition deteriorated and his brother, Satty, took him to Glasgow Royal Infirmary, where blood samples were taken.

Until then, the keen footballer jokes he had never spent any time in hospital apart from the day he was born. A nurse told him both kidneys had shut down. He was put straight on to dialysis, a process that continues to this day.

Dialysis cleans waste products from the blood when the kidneys fail. Without it, all patients with kidney failure would die from the build-up of toxins in the bloodstream.

However, it requires Mr Singh to be in the New Victoria Hospital three times a week for five hours at a time.

He said: “You don’t live a normal life. I used to be quite hands-on in the business, but I have not got the energy to do much now.

I used to enjoy going out and having a beer, but I am allowed only a tumbler of liquid a day, otherwise it will put pressure on my kidneys.

I can’t go on holiday with my family, only day trips.

Mr Singh is backing our campaign to persuade the Scottish Government to introduce an opt-out policy on organ donation, where people could still easily opt-out or giving organs and relatives would still be consulted.

Supporters argue there would be substantial economic benefits for the NHS, as well as the potential to save thousands more lives.

Mr Singh said: “It costs about £1100 a week to keep me alive – Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, including the expensive drugs I take, and the injections when on dialysis.

Some people do eight hours a day.

People are dying waiting for a transplant. Many organs are going to waste.

I think Scotland could do it alone. If we go for opt out, the public do not have to do anything apart from tell their loved ones.

I understand most people are scared of death and talking about it. I would be scared of dying too if I was healthy.

Mr Singh visits mosques around the city to help raise awareness about organ donation amongst the Asian population, which has a very low uptake on the national register.

Last year his restaurant hosted the launch of Scotland’s first Kidney Research UK kidney disease awareness scheme.

The peer-educator’ initiative targets sections of the population, including communities where close family members have been diagnosed with kidney disease, and ethnic communities, like his Asian community, where there is a prevalence of high blood pressure and diabetes.

Dr Neerja Jain, of Kidney Research UK, said: “Asians are up to five times more likely to get kidney failure than the white community, but they are much less likely to get a transplant. The number of people within ethnic minorities who carry donor cards is also significantly lower.

Generally, people in the black and ethnic community are waiting almost twice as long for transplant, if at all.

People within the south Asian population also have a disproportionately high rate of diabetes and high blood pressure.

An Asian person on dialysis is 10 times more likely to get kidney failure than someone from the white community. We don’t really know why.”

HOW YOU CAN HELP

WE need your help to make this happen and save more lives. Lines are open 24 hours a day all year round. Calls are charged at your contracted rate for local calls.

Sign our petition to lend your support to an ‘opt out’ system for organ donation at here.

You can also sign up on Twitter and Facebook here. And don’t forget to send the link to all of your friends and relatives.



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Monday, 24 October 2011

How well do you know us ?

You may remember from some of previous posts, where we mentioned that we will have more fun competitions in store for you, we are pleased to announce that moment has now arrived.

We have teamed up with Exofan to bring you, our fans, an exciting new competition. It's free, it should be fun and there are some great prizes up for grabs.

Basically what Exofan does is test your knowledge on Mister Singh's. Make your way through a series of questions to prove you are a true fan of Mister Singh's.


Some of the great prizes  include a meal for 4, places at our Curry Karaoke night, big discounts and curry pies. There's also a very special offer for everyone who enters !


To sign up, just follow the step by step guide and see how well you know us within minutes.

You can register to the website here.

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Tuesday, 18 October 2011

A thank you to the fans !!

At Mister Singh's we like to make sure that as soon as our customers walk through our doors, they have not only the best food available, but the best service too. And like any other businesses who take pride in their trade, we always appreciate when people take the time to get in touch with us, to tell us about their time at Mister Singh's.

Since joining social media, engaging with our loyal fans has never been easier (except from when they are in the restaurant of course) but with social media so accessible via mobile phones and tablet devices etc. our fans can connect with us pretty much whenever they choose.

That's why we appreciate all feedback we get, it means people have taken their time to talk to us. It gives us an opportunity to give them the best service we can offer, not only in when they come to the restaurant, but when they engage with us online as well.


To finish off we would just like to thank everyone for their kind words, and we will continue to give you the best service and food that you all deserve. 



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Tuesday, 11 October 2011

Make sure you get your bookings in early...

With the busy Christmas period approaching, we've decided to give you all a little incentive to get your bookings in early.

Because we want you to have the best service when you visit us, we have started this offer for when you are making your plans on where to dine over the festive holidays. When you are booking for a party for 5 people or over, you will receive a 10% discount off of your food bill, if you have ordered your lunch or dinner from the Christmas menu.

An example of this would be if you had a party of 5, you would get 10% off of your food, leaving you with a discounted total for your meal. If you have not yet seen the menu and would like to do so, you can download it here.

PLEASE NOTE that this offer is only available if you get your bookings in before October 31st - So make sure you get your booking in before the end of the month.

As well as this promotion we have more offers on for you all, such as our Karaoke Nights which will be running every Thursday, Friday and Saturday throughout December, and if you don't want your night to end there, you can gain free passes for nightclubs in the city centre, such as Jumpin Jaks, Club 30 and Savoy. We would also like to remind you that we have Mister Singh's vouchers, great as a gift for a friend, or even as stocking fillers. To find out more about any of these offers please call the restaurant, and our staff will be happy to help - 0141 204 0186.

We have many more surprises in store for you all, such as fun competitions, more videos and pakora master classes from Mister Singh's, so please be sure to visit the website and remember to follow the Blog, Facebook and Twitter, so you don't miss out !!


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Friday, 23 September 2011

Curry pies return to Scotland's stadiums !!

We can imagine that most men in the country will be as excited as us that we now have some great football to watch. But there is another reason to get excited for the Scottish Premier League to be started again.

Mister Singh's Curry Pies !! Now that we have action packed fixtures gracing the stadiums of Scotland again, you can now discuss the game's action over our award winning curry pies.

Since the launch of the curry pies over a year ago, they have been a massive hit not only within the football grounds, but in the restaurant as well, with sports stars like cricket legend Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff expressing his love for our pies. Andrew visited the restaurant in August this year, he then tweeted a picture of the pie stating he had "died and gone to heaven".

We have been so pleased as to how the curry pie has been received since the launch, a memorable event for Mister Singh's with the likes of
Alan Rough
, Derek Johnstone and John Collins to name but three of the former Scotland internationals on hand to unveil the country's first authentic curry pie in Glasgow. Also at the launch were Stephen Hendry, Kenny Dalglish & I Durrant.



We would like to thank everyone who has shown their support to us, and to everyone who has enjoyed one (or more) of our pies.

The pies are available at Rangers, Celtic, St Mirren, Hibs, Dundee Utd, Inverness, Dunfermline, Partick Thistle, Clyde, Dumbarton, Dundee and of course the National Stadium, Hampden Park.

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Thursday, 15 September 2011

Mister Singh's Christmas Menu unveiled !

We're getting closer to the festive season, and we are now pleased to show what's in store for you on our Christmas menu, and we are now taking your bookings for our favourite time of the winter.

We will be hosting Karaoke Nights every, Thursday, Friday and Saturday throughout December. Prices for these nights are £30 per person starting at approximately 10.30 -10.45pm. Please call 0141 204 0186 if you wish to make a booking.

We would love it if you joined us at Mister Singh's for your Christmas lunch, or dinner. We have set prices for what meal you choose to dine with us. The prices are as follows...

Christmas Lunch - £14.95
Christmas Dinner - £24.95
Christmas Day - £16.95 (Kids)
£36.95 (Adults)


And if you feel like you want to continue your night in Glasgow's City Centre, you can get free entry to Jumpin Jaks, Savoy and Club 30 !! If you want any further information on gaining free entry to these clubs, then please don't hesitate to ask.

We hope to see you all very soon, and if you wish to have a look at what's on the menu before you make your booking, you can download our Christmas menu here.


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Tuesday, 16 August 2011

Cricket Legend at Mister Singh's

Last night Mister Singh's played host to a man who was referred to as one of the biggest crowd-pleasers and most feared all-rounder of his generation.

Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff dined at Mister Singh's last night, and after his meal he tweeted about our award winning curry pie. But not only did he mention that he had "died and gone to heaven", he even uploaded a picture of his order while singing our praise.


"@flintoff11: In a curry house in glasgow and they have a curry pie ! I've died and gone to heaven ! http://yfrog.com/hs3tjmosj"


We would like to thank Andrew for coming in, and we are delighted to hear that he loved our Curry Pie. Andrew is currently working on the AF Foundation, after retiring from professional Cricket, a charity based on refurbishing Rehabilitation and Physiotherapy Departments within UK hospitals. We would like to wish Andrew the best luck in completing their mission, and hope he can stop by and see us soon.


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Wednesday, 10 August 2011

Get up to 60% off on a meal today...

Today we have an offer running with Groupon. This deal allows you to purchase one of three options. you can either buy a three course indian meal for two for £22,  a four course meal for £40, or a six course for £58 at Mister Singh’s.

"Answering the Glaswegian need for superior Indian fusion cuisine for 15 years, Mister Singh’s restaurant has been rising into taste-singeing shape by the same family over three generations. Blending the irresistible flavours of Scotland and India, kilt clad waiting staff deliver meals with a flour-ish, from traditional bhoona and haggis and neeps to the progenic haggis pakora. A karaoke night offers Singhing lovers the chance to ball out their lungs and stomach, while Mister Singh’s signature dish, Ambala, savours Asian sensations and woos sweet teeth.

Groupon card-carrying curry lovers can receive their daily bread with a meal for two (£22), four (£40), or six people (£58), starting with a poppadum each and a sharing platter tailored to the party size. Chased by an ice cream each, diners adore one main meal per person from the House Speciality or Traditional Curries section of the menu, with a choice of fried or boiled rice with each dish."


 Mister Singh's India
149 Elderslie Street
Glasgow G3 7AW
0141 204 0186



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Monday, 1 August 2011

Mister Singh's Express at Gleneagles..

Mister Singh's Express Service will be available at the Johnnie Walker Championship again this year at The Gleneagles Hotel.

The Johnnie Walker Championship at Gleneagles will be played over The PGA Centenary Course from 25-28 August, 2011. This will welcome some of the best golfers in the world to one of the most beautiful places in the world.

To find out more about the Johnnie Walker championship, please click here.

Mister Singh's State of the art express unit is available for all types of events. Having starred in the Johnnie Walker Championship before and The Scottish Open at Loch Lomond, the Mister Singh's express is a sure fire hit. We are also taking bookings for weddings and private functions.


So if you happen to stop by our van for a quick bite, please be sure to take a picture of yourself at the express unit, and post it to the Mister Singh's Facebook Page. There will be random prizes for people who have uploaded their photos to our Facebook Page. Good luck !!

We hope you all enjoy what is sure to be an exciting day... Golf and curry pies, what more could you ask for ?

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Tuesday, 19 July 2011

Facebook Competition at Mister Singh's..

On our last Karaoke Night, some of you may have noticed that we were taking pictures of attendees in the restaurant. The reason for this is we are having a competition on our Facebook Page, for those who were at the karaoke night.

To enter the competition they then have to "Like" the Mister Singh's Facebook page and tag their name on their picture. So, if you were at our last Karaoke Night and had your picture taken, please go to the Facebook Page and tag your picture now, as you will be entered into a prize draw. The prize is yet to be announced, so who knows what you could win..

Our next Karaoke Night is on July 29th. The prices are £19.95 per person, so come along with your friends, colleagues or family, and you could have the chance to win a great prize from Mister Singh's as well !

Call 0141 204 0186 to book or alternatively you can book via our Facebook page. We hope to see you all very soon.

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Monday, 18 July 2011

Pakora Master classes at Mister Singh's

As many of you will know, Mister Singh's put up one of our pakora master classes as an auction prize for Cash for Kids. This was purchased by the JR Group, and Romeo from Radio Clyde attended to overlook the master class.

The master classes consist of learning how to make our famous Haggis pakora, from our very own chef first hand. This includes creating the foundations of the pakora, right up to to the delicious conclusion.



These master classes are available to purchase on our website at £49.95, but not only to get to learn how to make our haggis pakora and take away the recipe, this price will also include your lunch during your visit with us. We hope to see you all soon.



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Thursday, 30 June 2011

Can Glasgow take the title 2 years running ?

As most of you will know, last year Glasgow was named the Curry Capital of Britain. It's now time for us to defend our title as britain's curry capital, as the competition is hot as ever this year.

We would appreciate if you could take a few minutes of your time, to cast your vote. A very simple process, simply click here, and enter our name and address.

 Mister Singh's India
149 Elderslie Street
Glasgow G3 7AW
0141 204 0186


By entering your vote you will have a chance to win a year's supply of Cobra beer, and a year's supply of Patak's (sauces, naan, poppadum, chutney and pickle) - don't worry though, it's entirely confidential.

Four restaurants will be chosen to represent each city, so please take the time to vote for us, as we would be honoured to be Glasgow's ambassadors in this competition.

We all know Glasgow is home to some amazing curries, but we want to prove that we are the best in Britain.

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Monday, 27 June 2011

Take That, take away..


We hope everyone who attended Take That had an amazing time. What you may not know is what the boys got up to before putting on an amazing show for you all..

Before what we all know was going to be an eventful week for the boys, they decided to take away some of Mister Singh's finest dishes, including our award-winning curry pie and the feedback from the band has been great. This was not the first time we have catered for them, they first dined in our restaurant in 2008, and have since called for a take away whenever they arrive in Glasgow.

After having staff at the concert, we would like to say thank you to Take That, for their excellent performance, and for getting in touch with us again.

It was great to hear from them, whenever they are in Glasgow, they always call to order food, and we are delighted to have been able to help them fill their stomachs with Mister Singh's again.


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Thursday, 16 June 2011

Competition time at Mister Singh's


As many of you will know, we have another Karaoke Night coming up this month, what's different about this karaoke night is that Mister Singh's is giving you the chance to win a free dinner for two.

On the Karaoke night our staff will be taking pictures of people who have attended, these pictures will be uploaded to the Mister Singh's Facebook Page. To enter the competition all you have to do is "Like" the Facebook Page if you haven't already, and "tag" yourself in photo of you and you will be entered in a prize draw to win a free dinner for two.

After this night on June 24th, we will be hosting a karaoke night every Friday & Saturday in July, at £21.95 per person.

We hope to see you all on the night, and good luck in the competition !

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Tuesday, 7 June 2011

Come and join us to "Singh" the night away


Mister Singh's India's karaoke night is back at the end this month. The karaoke night will be held on Friday 24th June.

The evening begins with a champagne reception, five course menu, this is priced at only £19.95 per head.

If you think you'll come for the food and won't sing, you'll be wrong after you have a round of vodka jellies after each course.

So grabs your friends and come down, for only £19.95 each, you can have a great time and "Singh" the night away.





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Thursday, 26 May 2011

Mister Singh's Karaoke is back !!

Mister Singh's India  Karaoke Night  is back on 27th May 2011 at the restaurant. With a bubbly reception, 5 course meal, for only £19.95 per person.

Why not book and come along to experience a night of fun and "Singh'ing".

Karaoke is popular worldwide so why not join in the phenomenon and bring a group of friends along on the night.

Call 0141 204 0186 to book or alternatively you can book via our Facebook page.

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Friday, 20 May 2011

Mister Singh's cater for The Marina Dalglish Appeal

On Sunday 22nd of May, The Marina Dalglish Appeal are hosting a charity golf day in Loch Lomond Golf Club, and we are delighted to announce that Mister Singh's India will be catering for this event.

In 2003 Marina Dalglish was diagnosed with breast cancer. It was a very difficult and challening time in their lives, but with the help of her dedicated team of doctors, nurses, oncologists and carers she was able to fight back to full fitness with their care and support.

After her fight with this dreadful disease, herself and husband Kenny Dalglish, decided to show their gratitiude, by repaying a little after what they had done for her.

You can find out more about The Marina Dalglish Appeal and the fantastic work they do at their website.


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Thursday, 14 April 2011

Mister Singh's wins Environmental Business Award from Glasgow City Council



Since Joining the climate change business group in 2007, Mister Singh's India has been committed to reducing our carbon footprint. In 2008 Mister Singh's India took part in a case study along with Jonathan Fallis from Envirowise, Derek McNabb from Mabbett Associates and Davina Wyper from Serco.

This resulted in strategies being implemented such as best practice through energy reduction, and the efficient use of energy efficient equipment.The restaurant had timing switches fitted to reduce energy consumption. The soft drinks refrigerators are set on a timer to switch off overnight, this reduces energy and has no detriment to the products. We also reduce waste and re-use and recycle.

As a result of all of these implementations, Mister Singh's India won the Silver Award and we are working towards a Gold Award.

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Wednesday, 13 April 2011

Mister Singh's Karaoke Night will give you something to "Singh" about


Mister Singh's India is launching a new Karaoke Night on 29th April 2011 at the restaurant. With a bubbly reception, 5 course meal and a round of Vodka Jellies after each course, for only £19.95 per person.

Why not book and come along to experience a night of fun and "Singh'ing".

Karaoke is popular worldwide so why not join in the phenomenon and bring a group of friends along on the night.

Call 0141 204 0186 to book or alternatively you can book via our Facebook page.

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Tuesday, 29 March 2011

Evening Times Red Hot Curry Deal at Mister Singh's

Mister Singh's India has joined forces with the Evening Times. For just £9.95, Evening Times Reader's can tuck into a starter, main course, side dish and one drink to score a saving of up to £12.

Mister Singh's India has worked in conjunction with the Evening Times over the years and Satty Singh said “We’ve really, really enjoyed working with the Evening Times through the years and we’re looking forward to giving something back.”

Call 0141 221 1452 and quote ‘Evening Times’ when booking your table. Each person dining must present a copy of the Evening Times from that same week on arrival at the restaurant to qualify for the deal. Offer is subject to availability.

The offer is valid Sunday - Friday only and is subject to availability.

To read the article in the Evening Times click here.

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Thursday, 17 March 2011

East meets West Farmer's Market gets all spiced up

Following 2009’s successful year of Homecoming and looking forward to 2014, The Scottish Government has named the period from May 2010 to May 2011 as ‘Scotland’s Year of Food and Drink’. As one of Scotland’s most distinct attributes, food and drink has played, and continues to play a strong role in shaping our cultural identity and heritage. EventScotland is working closely with the events industry to extend and enhance the food and drink experience at events throughout Scotland.

Held across Scotland, the five farmers markets will celebrate Scotland’s unique relationship with India. Mister Singh's India is keen to promote a Scottish/Indian cultural fusion after all Glasgow has won the Curry Capital of Britain four times.

Mister Singh's India will be at the Glasgow event on the 19th March 2011 from 10am until 2pm at Queen's Park. On the day there will be cooking demonstration's using quality market ingredients and the chance to purchase a range of local produce. You will also be able to take away the recipes and try them for yourself.

So for all you budding chef's out there, why not come along and learn a few new skills that will turn up the heat in your kitchen at home! Mister Singh's India would also like you to upload the pictures of your finished creations to the Facebook page.

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Wednesday, 9 March 2011

You don't have to be a Mastermind to attend a Masterclass at Mister Singh's!

Following the recent success of the very first Haggis Pakora Masterclass in aid of Clyde 1's Cash for Kids charity, Mister Singh's India is pleased to announce that the Haggis Pakora Masterclass is going to be a regular lunch time feature for all you budding chef's out there.

The masterclass will be lead by Executive Chef, Barry Singh. Barry has worked at Mister Singh's since 1992 producing highly acclaimed Indian dishes for the Glasgow public. Classes are being run during the week at lunch time for a maximum of 10 people at a time. Included in the price of £19.95, is a special Mister Singh's Lunch.

For more information and how to book please contact 0141 204 0186.

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Thursday, 3 March 2011

Cash For Kids Haggis Pakora Master Class Video

At the Cash For Kids charity lunch in December 2010, Mister Singh's India donated a Haggis Pakora Master Class as a an auction prize. The JR Group purchased the Master Class and fatBuzz filmed the event taking place at Mister Singh's Indian restaurant in Elderslie St, Glasgow. Clyde 1 DJ, Romeo came along on the day to taste test the JR Group's cooking skills. A good day was had by all involved raising much needed funds for Children in Glasgow and the West of Scotland.



The Mister Singh's Haggis Pakora recipe is available for download on the cash for kids website, so for all you budding chefs out there why not download it and have a Master Class party of your own and you could even film it and upload it to the Mister Singh's India Facebook page. We would love to see your cookery attempts!

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Monday, 14 February 2011

The Scottish Curry Awards 2011

The Scottish Curry Awards were established in 2008 to recognise and reward the curry industry in Scotland. At the moment Glasgow is the curry capital of the UK.

The Scottish Curry Awards focus not only on the effort that goes into each dish, but the preparation, efficiency and presentation and also the attitude and the devotion of the nominee.

On Monday 23rd May 2011, The Thistle Hotel in Glasgow is where the award ceremony will be held. Please download the nomination form and vote for Mister Singh's India.

The Scottish Curry Awards want to expose and reward inspirational commitment within the curry industry and to keep up the momentum that pride equals quality when producing these meals. Not only does the Scottish Curry Awards reward the humble curry but they work in conjunction with the Scottish Spina Bifida Association as their charity partner to help gain awareness and generate much needed funds for this charity.

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Friday, 4 February 2011

Mister Singh's Charity Race Night's

At Mister Singh's India all our new charity race nights are proving to be a huge success. Not only are people enjoying the world famous hospitality and cuisine here at Mister Singh's India, but tens of thousands of pounds are being raised for charity. Charities that have already benefited are Kidney Research UK, Crohn's and Coilitis UK, Malawai, Deaf in the Community and Rangers Charity Trust to name a few.

If you have a chosen charity that you would like to support, then we will welcome you with open arms at Mister Singh's India as we enter the new age of micro-fundraising!

Please contact us via Facebook, Twitter, Website, or call 0141 204 0186.

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Wednesday, 19 January 2011

Mister Singh's India is spicing up Valentine's Weekend

Mister Singh's India has a special "hot" menu for Valentine's weekend. So why not come along for a spicy romantic evening.

Enjoy a Bubbly reception, 5 course meal, a rose for the lady and a framed picture of your evening all for £24.95 per person.

The menu is available from Friday 11th February until Monday 14th February. Also on the menu for Valentine's weekend are specially selected Cocktails at £4.95 each.

To book call 0141 204 0186 or go online www.mistersinghsindia.com.

To Download the menu click here.

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Tuesday, 18 January 2011

Mister Singh's Express is now at Parkhead's Forge Market

Mister Singh's Express has now been opened at the Forge Market, Parkhead.

The Award Winning Mister Singh's Curry Pie is also being retailed here. All curries are £3.95 (this includes rice and bread). We also have pakora on the menu including the famous Mister Singh's Haggis Pakora.

Opening hours are Thursday and Sunday 11am - 5pm and Friday and Saturday 9am - 5pm. We offer a take away service as well as a sit in facility. Why not come along to Scotland's largest indoor market and experience Mister Singh's Express for yourself.

Photo's of the unit coming soon!

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