After running Alderley Balti Restaurant for 15 years, the owners have decided it is time to move on.
Asif Sardar took over the business in 1999. At the time it was called Indian Experience, and operated as a takeaway only.
In 2004 the takeaway was transformed and the Balti Restaurant was born. The owner's son Atif joined the business in 2009 and had been managing it in recent years.
According to a sign in the window a pop-up shop will be opening at 7 London Road shortly.
We've had a guess at who we think it might be, but can you guess who? - share your ideas, or thoughts on who you would like to see open there, via the comment box below.
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Long shot... I know...
I love Scrabble but let's have a really good Chinese or Thai restaurant!
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Give it a miss then !