Best Takeaway
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Ollie
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I like all kinds of takeaway.
Every now and then we have a Chinese takeaway. And when I'm usually with my dad we go to an all you can eat Chinese buffet instead of ordering.
We occasionally have fish and chips takeaway as well. I'm like the only one in my family who likes hot/spicy food so I hardly get the chance to have an Indian but whenever I have Chinese I usually always have Chicken Curry.
Every now and then we have a Chinese takeaway. And when I'm usually with my dad we go to an all you can eat Chinese buffet instead of ordering.
We occasionally have fish and chips takeaway as well. I'm like the only one in my family who likes hot/spicy food so I hardly get the chance to have an Indian but whenever I have Chinese I usually always have Chicken Curry.
LiveForTheLaunch
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I am really put off of Indian food because of an experience I had with my friend in gradeschool; she had all these flakes, and I thought it was dry cereal, so I ate it, and it turned out it was Indian food, and I almost barfed.
I'd go with pizza and chinese really.
I'd go with pizza and chinese really.
Slash
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SnooSnoo said:
You haven't lived. Indian food is the best thing EVUR. You cannot beat it. Its flavoursome and delicious and WOW.
Seriously Snoo, go find a Indian near you (a good one anyway) and eat.
Best meal you will have.
LFTL said:
No thats completely different from what you get in resturaunts and thats more like a snack. Curries are the best food in the world, don't let it put you off.
LiveForTheLaunch
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Well it was certainly the nastiest snack I've ever tasted. Also, we don't have many Indian restaurants around here (well, we do, but I dunno if they're Indian because I can't read the signs, as they're in a different language), so the chances of me eating curry are slim to none. Also, curry stinks, REALLY bad.
Don't really like Indian 
I've tried lots, but there's very little I like.
Chinese is my favourite, particularly Wonderful Dragon and Crispy Shredded Beef - yum (if it's fried in batter and spicy, I like it ).
I'm also partial to Pizza from takeaway, or a ridiculous kebab, but it has to be on a fresh naan.
Place in Stafford did this thing called a "Meat Box". It was about £7, but was basically a 12" pizza box with a naan on the bottom, then it was just piled high with various, assorted takeaway meats. Five different kebabs, a sausage and a couple of bits of souther fried chicken. Any space not taken up with meat has chips on it. Fantastic, you could eat from that box until the late hours of the following morning
I've tried lots, but there's very little I like.Chinese is my favourite, particularly Wonderful Dragon and Crispy Shredded Beef - yum
(if it's fried in batter and spicy, I like it ).I'm also partial to Pizza from takeaway, or a ridiculous kebab, but it has to be on a fresh naan.
Place in Stafford did this thing called a "Meat Box". It was about £7, but was basically a 12" pizza box with a naan on the bottom, then it was just piled high with various, assorted takeaway meats. Five different kebabs, a sausage and a couple of bits of souther fried chicken. Any space not taken up with meat has chips on it. Fantastic, you could eat from that box until the late hours of the following morning
I very rarely eat any takeaway, Pizza would be the most common option, but that's just because it's most available.
I like Chinese food quite a bit and Kebab is obviously great as well, but as a takeaway it's always been worse than eating at the place.
We don't have that many Indian takeaways here, the closest would be like 15 miles away in Helsinki, and actually I've only once had Indian as takeaway and that was in Farnham, lol. However I like Indian food in general.
I'd have to say Chinese.
I like Chinese food quite a bit and Kebab is obviously great as well, but as a takeaway it's always been worse than eating at the place.
We don't have that many Indian takeaways here, the closest would be like 15 miles away in Helsinki, and actually I've only once had Indian as takeaway and that was in Farnham, lol. However I like Indian food in general.
I'd have to say Chinese.
Either they don't know how to make a korma, or your tongue is literally the most sensitive tongue in the world.
I'm kind of suprised that there don't seem to be any indian restaurants outside the UK. I knew that a lot of curries were invented in Britain but I didn't know it was that specialised.
I also wish to announce that I am about to pick up a chicken madras with pilau rice and keema naan, and it's going to make my day.