Takeaway a great FREE tikka masala

JOIN in the celebrations as one of Grimsby's favourite takeaways marks its 20th birthday – by offering you a free curry.

The Moghul Empire, based in Hampton House, Wellogate, opened in 1992 and soon became one of the most popular eateries in Grimsby and Cleethorpes, offering a wide variety of dishes.

TASTY TREAT: From left, Moghul Empire's executive chef Sadik Ullah, owner Jax Hussain and manager Naz Hussain, are offering a free chicken tikka masala to every reader as part of their 20th anniversary celebrations. Picture: Abby Ruston

To mark two decades of serving up delicious Indian and Pan-Asian cuisine, the kindly staff are giving Grimsby Telegraph readers the chance to snap up a free curry to say thank you for their support.

Jax Hussain of Moghul Empire, said: "We are celebrating our birthday, we have been going for 20 years and we want to give back to our customers and the community.

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"The local community has supported us for a long time. This is our way of saying thanks."

On offer will be the UK's "national dish" – Chicken Tikka Masala – which has been voted Britain's most popular dish.

And claiming yours couldn't be easier.

All you have to do is cut out two of the coupons printed in your Grimsby Telegraph between Monday, September 17 and Thursday, September 20.

Then, take it along to the restaurant between 5pm and 7pm on any of those dates, to exchange it for your curry.

Jax added: "Our customers have made us one of the top takeaways in the area and we want to thank them for their continued support.

"We have been here 20 years and we hope to be here for another 20.

"We were the first restaurant to bring in the Pan-Asian twist offering noodles with Indian food, and the first to offer fish such as sea bass."

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