Indian Meal Takeaway Deal - 2 Mains + 2 Sides for £4 (160g - 350g)
Looks like it starts Wednesday in line with National Curry Week (see comment 1)
Mains (fully priced are £3.25 each)
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Tikka Masala 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Jalfrezi 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Makhani 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Madras 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Dopiaza 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Sizzler 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Lamb Rogan Josh 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Balti 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Saag Masala 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Korma 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway King Prawn Bhuna 350g
+2 Sides
M Kitchen Takeaway Onion Bhajis 300g
M Kitchen Vegetable Samosas 4 x 40g
M Kitchen Mini Indian Snack Selection 8 Pack 165g
M Kitchen Takeaway Aloo Gobi Saag 225g
M Kitchen Takeaway Pilau Rice 300g
Top comments
twitwoo
12 Oct 1518#8
Beary nice - ta Chanci.
FantasyDeals
12 Oct 1512#4
Just make sure you make it to the toilet in time... :laughing:
hotmik
12 Oct 1510#2
Heads up
Bottoms down
maccy1 to hotmik
12 Oct 1510#3
I won't Google the 'bottoms down' :laughing:
Hot deal chichi literally :smile:
All comments (56)
Chanchi32
12 Oct 156#1
Banner on the website - I think it starts Wednesday and Morrisons have put the promo banner live by error
GHAZI786 to Chanchi32
13 Oct 15#44
It was advertised in store yesterday so don't think it's an error
hotmik
12 Oct 1510#2
Heads up
Bottoms down
maccy1 to hotmik
12 Oct 1510#3
I won't Google the 'bottoms down' :laughing:
Hot deal chichi literally :smile:
FantasyDeals
12 Oct 1512#4
Just make sure you make it to the toilet in time... :laughing:
Oh great....It's gonna be windy on Wednesday............. :confused:
googleboogle
12 Oct 153#7
Cheer s
twitwoo
12 Oct 1518#8
Beary nice - ta Chanci.
nlackjane to twitwoo
13 Oct 15#47
Exhibit name: "Polar bear drowning in a sea of vomit"
vassy201187
12 Oct 153#9
Yaaahhhhoooooooo :smiley:
vassy201187
12 Oct 155#10
I'm in India so its a miss this time :/
conradbutt to vassy201187
12 Oct 15#33
On the bright side - Two curries with two mains is a lot less than £4 in India!
mrspatch
12 Oct 154#11
yum yum ... is Indian wrong for breakfast?
vassy201187 to mrspatch
12 Oct 153#12
Nope not at all :smiley:
dart16 to mrspatch
12 Oct 151#13
Only your way of saying it.
jsty3105 to mrspatch
12 Oct 15#24
Guess what people in India eat for breakfast? :stuck_out_tongue: well, somewhat traditionally anyway - never been there so I'm guessing.
I do know in some countries, roti pratha (both sweet and savoury varieties) and naan bread are very common breakfast items.
veedubjai
12 Oct 153#14
Hot & Spicy. That's the way I like it. :stuck_out_tongue:
sradmad
12 Oct 154#15
HOT deal op, heat up :smiley:
jasee
12 Oct 15#16
Has anyone tried their Prawn Bhuna? How hot or not is it?
deeky
12 Oct 154#17
Nooooooooo :neutral_face:
ta
LOUGHBORO GUY
12 Oct 152#18
Perfect I've got that minx Susanna Reid staying next weekend cheers
daffers
12 Oct 154#19
Hot Hot Hot
Bilk
12 Oct 151#20
are Morrisons curry ok? I find the ones from ASDA and Tesco very bland, any recommendations?
jsty3105 to Bilk
12 Oct 15#21
The ones from Sainsbury's are pretty tasty. They've got their £10 for 4 mains and 2 sides deal promo now. Yummy!
edinburgher to Bilk
12 Oct 15#22
I have tried Morrisons in the past (when we were having a new kitchen fitted )and have to say they are probably the worst of a bad bunch..tasteless and 'gloopy'..making your own is the only way to go for curry... you know what's in it and its cheaper
scuzzlebutt to Bilk
12 Oct 151#41
I like a Tikka Masala and the ones from Lidl are much nicer than Asda, Tesco and Morrisons etc.
u664541
12 Oct 152#23
i have to disagree. If this deal is for their "M KITCHEN" range then they are very good.
£4 is an absolute steal!
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12 Oct 157#25
Nice. Suddenly 96 toilet rolls doesn't seem that many.
Jimmyboy
12 Oct 15#26
I guess some people like some people don't. I'm no fan of these usually from the other supermarkets but found the Morrisons ones to be much better than others.
Why can't they make curries and jar curry sauces like the actual takeaway curries?
Edward_Nigma
12 Oct 151#27
Nice one great deal :smiley:
adi0604
12 Oct 15#28
These should be banned..No way near tasty as real Indian food. quality is expected as mediocre at £4
craig b to adi0604
12 Oct 151#30
morons who make stupid illegible replies should be banned
had them in my store, banner said for one week only
unclejim27
12 Oct 15#31
fantastic, thank you very much
adi0604
12 Oct 151#34
With your language you don't even deserve to be anywhere in store let alone 'your hypothetical store'
Move on troll..
djp2k8
12 Oct 15#35
Nice choice of vegetarian options there I see.
mivanpy
12 Oct 151#36
Don't forget the free movie rental from sainsburys entertainment! I got the same deal on Friday and it was really good especially the biriyani. The bombay potatoes were super spicy though. At least for me anyway.
With a veg option :wink:
mrsmaxi0409
12 Oct 15#37
Brilliant thanks,that's the curry deal and the chocolate deal .oh and if the walkers box of crisps deal is still on.have some heat
ezzer72
12 Oct 15#38
About as Indian as Bruce Lee.
craig b
12 Oct 15#39
pity you didn't move on instead of writing a stupid reply like i should have done but it really annoys me when people make unnecessary comments
mjmani
12 Oct 15#40
You wouldn't want to spoil the so called National Curry Week with this crap.
adi0604
12 Oct 15#42
Well you started and replied to my comment with your troll language not me. Even now the same.
My comment only being that Indian food is much more than this cheap supermarket are flogging us. Shouldn't expect more than mediocre from them. And yes everyone is entitled to their opinions. Nevertheless if everyone starts replying every comment they are annoyed with this forum is like to crash. Hope this concludes..
summerof76
12 Oct 153#43
Must hurry for the curry and the toilet rolls :smile:
copystuff
13 Oct 15#45
which are these are they the sleeve ones or plastic container curry ?
t123456789 to copystuff
14 Oct 152#48
To help answer your question;
- Mains: Plastic container (the strong see thru type) with a sticker, no sleeve.
- Sides: Plastic (see thru) with a partial band sleeve.
SteadVex
13 Oct 15#46
I also do, I caved to the £10 in Sainsbury's, didn't realise with the signs and stuff it still works out more than aldk lidl, for me the aldi & lidl are the best microwave curry, bigger serving's and tastier!
t123456789
14 Oct 151#49
Thx Chanchi32. Steaming hot! The dates I saw were 18th - 20th on mains, so are good for the weekend
copystuff
14 Oct 15#50
Thanks for letting me know
pushkin999
15 Oct 151#51
great price - thanks OP:)
wbmkk
16 Oct 152#52
Tried this yesterday .. not bad at all
2 curries, 4 veggie samosas and 6 onion bhajis all for £4. Made own rice in the rice cooker so all was well.
Would seem a waste to me ... buying rice as a 'side' ... cooking rice is easy, even | can do it
Askrulous
17 Oct 15#53
Got a couple of chicken jalfrizes, onion bhajis and a veggie curry, had it tonight and I have to say it was pretty good, amazing for £4 actually.....and I like a decent curry.
rcleaver
20 Oct 15#54
Have tried these twice now and they are of excellent quality.
Chicken dishes have a good amount of meat. Lamb? less so.
In the Tikka Masala you can taste lemon juice, (not just acidity), and the Jalfrezi gives you fresh chillis, not just heat.
The samosas and bhajis crisp up really well in the oven and are good on size and quantity.
Plenty of large spinach in the Chicken Saag Masala.
The rice is a little small, so you may wish to buy pouches separately.
The containers are useful, too, of course. :wink:
The theoretical price of each dish is £3.25 with each side £1.30, so you're getting a nominal £9.10 for £4. Bargain! :sunglasses:
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Opening post
Looks like it starts Wednesday in line with National Curry Week (see comment 1)
Mains (fully priced are £3.25 each)
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Tikka Masala 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Jalfrezi 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Makhani 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Madras 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Dopiaza 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Sizzler 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Lamb Rogan Josh 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Balti 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Saag Masala 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway Chicken Korma 350g
M Kitchen Takeaway King Prawn Bhuna 350g
+2 Sides
M Kitchen Takeaway Onion Bhajis 300g
M Kitchen Vegetable Samosas 4 x 40g
M Kitchen Mini Indian Snack Selection 8 Pack 165g
M Kitchen Takeaway Aloo Gobi Saag 225g
M Kitchen Takeaway Pilau Rice 300g
Top comments
Bottoms down
I won't Google the 'bottoms down' :laughing:
Hot deal chichi literally :smile:
All comments (56)
Bottoms down
I won't Google the 'bottoms down' :laughing:
Hot deal chichi literally :smile:
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I'm in India so its a miss this time :/
I do know in some countries, roti pratha (both sweet and savoury varieties) and naan bread are very common breakfast items.
ta
£4 is an absolute steal!
Why can't they make curries and jar curry sauces like the actual takeaway curries?
had them in my store, banner said for one week only
Move on troll..
With a veg option :wink:
My comment only being that Indian food is much more than this cheap supermarket are flogging us. Shouldn't expect more than mediocre from them. And yes everyone is entitled to their opinions. Nevertheless if everyone starts replying every comment they are annoyed with this forum is like to crash. Hope this concludes..
- Mains: Plastic container (the strong see thru type) with a sticker, no sleeve.
- Sides: Plastic (see thru) with a partial band sleeve.
2 curries, 4 veggie samosas and 6 onion bhajis all for £4. Made own rice in the rice cooker so all was well.
Would seem a waste to me ... buying rice as a 'side' ... cooking rice is easy, even | can do it
Chicken dishes have a good amount of meat. Lamb? less so.
In the Tikka Masala you can taste lemon juice, (not just acidity), and the Jalfrezi gives you fresh chillis, not just heat.
The samosas and bhajis crisp up really well in the oven and are good on size and quantity.
Plenty of large spinach in the Chicken Saag Masala.
The rice is a little small, so you may wish to buy pouches separately.
The containers are useful, too, of course. :wink:
The theoretical price of each dish is £3.25 with each side £1.30, so you're getting a nominal £9.10 for £4. Bargain! :sunglasses: