refused to turn back home without having a full belly first! I was skeptical at first with it being inside a train station but seen this restaurant had fantastic reviews so we decided to try it and was the best decision. Moreĭo not let the train station fool you! Me and my partner found this hidden gem by accident due to missing our time slot at a pub further up road we decided to try and find somewhere else since we travelled 20 minutes already I. Good value and especially recommended to ECML enthusiasts. The venue is part of the old booking office and it features several photographs of the station as it was. I did spend a lot of time on the platforms. She's always loved fish, not like me at all. Sister tried and enjoyed the fried fish starter and the King Prawn main as well. They do have some 'signature dishes, Joy Bangla and the eponymous Sungar Balti I was advised may have too many vegetables for you Sir, but NeIl took the chance. I had a Shami Kebab with Lamb Moss Balti, pilau rice and a chapati. He took the order with expert advice and suggestions. I was intrigued by this Indian above the railway but only persuaded my Sister and 2 brothers-in-law (one called NeAl, the other NeIl, what family fun that's caused over the years) to visit last night.Īnyway the very pleasant maitre'd soon picked up the vibe and we were sat by a window, open curtains for a good view of the lineside activity. Chiz chiz.Īnyway my sister live near Church Fenton and picked my family and I up at Church Fenton station about 30 years ago. I have travelled on 80% of the UK rail network, with my friend Phil, the WHOLE Irish (N+S) network and the Dutch network apart from Gouda cos of. I am technically a 'track-basher' a sub-division of train-spotting. In case you'd not notice in previous reviews.

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