Spice Club owners open Balti Club
Last updated at 19:44, Thursday, 12 July 2012
A new Balti restaurant has opened in Cockermouth.
The Balti Club, in Old Kings Arms Lane, is on the site of the former Indigo Indian restaurant.
Jimmy Haidur, who co-owns The Spice Club in Main Street with Brian Trengove, has gone into partnership with his brothers Abul Monsur, 29, Abul Kashim, 27, Mr Trengove and specialist chef Jamal Ahmed, 33.
Mr Haidur, 33, said: “We will serve the food in traditional Balti bowls which will give a different taste from a normal curry restaurant.
“The Spice Club does traditional curries but we want to keep it different.”
Balti houses originated in Birmingham in the 1970s and became popular in the 1980s and 1990s.
First published at 19:25, Thursday, 12 July 2012
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
More news
- Don't forget to pick up this week's Times & Star!
- You look like that man off the TV!
- Farmer keeps 260ft turbine bid in motion with appeal (3 comments)
- Workington arson victim fears mistaken identity
- June 11 launch for West Cumbria flood defences
- Workington store closing (1 comment)
- Fish factory axes 40 jobs after loss of key contract (1 comment)
- Wedding guest left for dead after Workington hit and run
- Obituary - Richard Wimpress, of Cockermouth
- Herdwick given EU protected status
- Angry Cumbrian MP and council leader write to David Cameron about Sellafield deal (7 comments)
- Cumbrian hospital operating theatres to stay shut after alert
- Crash blocks busy Cumbrian road junction
- Benefits fraud woman sentenced by Cumbrian court
- Plan to build 50 homes in West Cumbrian village (5 comments)




