Following a recommendation from Buffalo Rising readers, I went to Globe Market on Elmwood Avenue to get some soup. First I want to mention the friendliness of the workers. Walking toward the entrance I said "hi" to an employee who was outside taking a break. Seeing my New York Yankees hat, he started chatting with me about the upcoming playoff series against the Minnesota Twins (we shared our concerns about the Yankees pitching depth, but agreed the Yankees will fare well in the series). The gentleman opened the door for my son and me and he headed into the kitchen.
I glanced at the soup offerings for the day and the words Chicken Vindaloo jumped out at me. Being unfamiliar with the soup, I asked the young woman at the counter to describe it to me. All I needed to hear was "Indian food," "curry," and "sweet and spicy." As you can see in the picture, there are peas and tomatoes to accompany the shredded chicken.
I glanced at the soup offerings for the day and the words Chicken Vindaloo jumped out at me. Being unfamiliar with the soup, I asked the young woman at the counter to describe it to me. All I needed to hear was "Indian food," "curry," and "sweet and spicy." As you can see in the picture, there are peas and tomatoes to accompany the shredded chicken.


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