Welcome ...
... to our semi-serious guide to curry houses in the City of London. Each restaurant is marked for food quality, ambience, service, beer and VFM. This site contains restaurant reviews, photos, maps and the occasional amusing comment.
Go to the Alphabetic Listing for information about all the restaurants we have visited - see our reports,
some photos, maps and (where applicable) links to the restaurants' own websites.
Use the City Map to find a suitable restaurant in your chosen area of the City - the map shows
the location of each restaurant we have visited (and its current star rating).
Last Restaurant Visited
Name: Sripur
Area: Monument
Address: 25 Great Tower Street
Date: 24 April 2008
Visit No: 1
Click to see our report and photos.
Sripur comes straight in at 1st place in the rankings, pushing the Philpot Tandoori out of the top 6.
Serv Amb Beer Start Nan Rice Main Veg VFM Score
CurryMarks: 7.57.36.88.17.97.28.37.76.97.58
You don't get many of those to the pound.
Team News
Our guest this month was "Cazza" (who was joining us for the third time).

Cazza was officially invited by Jeff (I think), although she knows a number of the members from her time at the Bank of England.

Cazza supports Crystal Palace - we were able to share horror stories about the reign of Peter Taylor at our respective clubs (Stevenage Boro in my case). She is a long-standing fan of Hard-Fi and is also very keen on the Arctic Monkeys.
Top of the Flocks!
Here are the current leaders - the top 6 at the end of the year to be re-visited next year. (Go to the Overall Rankings to see the full table.)
Click on a restaurant's name to see
the report for our most recent visit.
1Sripur7.58
2Curry Leaf East7.41
3Mehek7.40
4Herb & Spice7.33
5Bengal Tiger7.32
6Reema6.98
7Philpot Tandoori6.84
8Clifton6.77
9Spice Brick Lane6.55
10Eastern Spice6.55
The Joy of Curry Black Country Curry About The Club
Did you see us on "The Joy of Curry" on BBC2? Click here to read all about it and see some photos from the night we were filmed. Venturing away from our City of London roots, we travelled to the Black Country to sample the delights of the 'traditional' Balti. Click here to read about our weekend away and see some photos. Originally known as the GRD Curry Club, the name was changed to The CurryMarks Club in 2004. Click here to read a short history of the Club.

Website last updated: 20 May 2008