The only thing you are likely to get eating in India is food poisoning. 90% of India is a s*** hole.
I once lived next door to an Indian restaurant and out the back was disgusting. The smell at times was horrendous at times.

30 years ago, I once accompanied a hygiene inspector around a number of restaurants, some of which were Indian. One Indian I remember had a filthy toilet cubicle, with no door, actually in the kitchen where food was being prepared. Quite shocking.
I shan't name it, but it was in Beckenham. I had eaten in there on a number of occasions.
For balance, I also saw a restaurant kitchen in Peckham which was not Indian, that was beyond belief in terms of its appalling state.

In short, I'd be more worried about the s*** we are served up for extortionate prices rather than terminology.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (11 Aug 2021 7.02pm)

ghost, not splittin hairs, but vindaloo is a genuine dish(maybe not the name ) has a portugese influence.
Phall I tend to agree with you, but again possibly just the name.
its regional.
A guy i know(indian) wont eat certain dishes from certain restuarants as he considers them ' not suitable '- regionally, to cook that particular dish.

I honestly can't remember what was on the menu.

English stuff I think, although I can't remember the nationality of the people who ran it. What I do remember are the hundreds of cockroaches.

I love a good curry. My favourite food. Rogan josh spicy version. Pillow rice. Tatiana dal popadum. Lovely. Washed down with good indian frosty lager.

I love a good curry. My favourite food. Rogan josh spicy version. Pillow rice. Tatiana dal popadum. Lovely. Washed down with good indian frosty lager.