Mr Singh in both languages

 We are following the TF-5 north eastwards.  Actually, that is a mistruth.  We and the TF-5 are heading in the same direction however it is 50m below us.  The TF-21 follows a path from village to village, merging into a single road of commercial possibilities.  


You can’t beat a name that says what it is and ‘Indian Curry’ is a restaurant what declares, in English, it does Indian Curry. It does make me wonder how much Indian cuisine, adapted for the English, has been refocused in Spanish.



For 6.95 euros you can have Chicken Tikka Chicken pieces marinated with a touch of cumin, cooked in a clay oven] / Pollo Tikka trozos de pollo marinado con un toque de comino, cocinados al horno de barro.



For 15.95 euros a Mr Singh Special - Chicken breast marinated in spiced yogurt with red & green peppers] / Mr Singh Special - Pechuga de pollo marinada con yogur con especias, con pimientos rojos y verde.


And Nuggets with potatoes for children for 6.95. / Nuggets con papas


Come things are the same in every country.




Over 600 reviews give 4.9 stars.   A month ago Arnold said ‘The food was absolutely delicious! The paneer masala was the best I’ve had — rich, flavorful, and perfectly spiced. The garlic cheese naan was also amazing, soft with just the right amount of cheese and garlic. Highly recommend!’



We will be heading back to the mainland soon so let us nip into Regalitos for a gift or two.  They open from 9.30-1.30 & 5-8.15 weekdays, 9.45-1.30 Saturdays and not at all on Sunday.  I am quite impressed by the covid reference so here are two reviews.



Mac Coll [two years ago] said ‘Absolutely first-class service at this useful shop! Everything is super-clean and beautifully in order, too. The shop stands out for having a huge variety of items and the excellent way it is run by the friendly and professional manager!’

Yrailza rodriquez felt ‘A store where I can shop for household items, including a variety of jewelry, cosmetics, lipstick, compacts, and much more. Organized shelves in plain view. Friendly service, affordable prices for everyone. Compliance with COVID-19 measures. I recommend visiting.’


We have so let us push on into tomorrow.








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