Curry or chinese?

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longers

Legendary Member
Quick please because I'm going to have a wash then go and walk round and order something! ;)

I have been tyrying to decide for the last 15 miles or so and still have no idea what I prefer tonight.
 
Chinese
 
Yes please! Sorry, I thought you were offering. ;)

Hmm... difficult. Noodles with chicken, ginger and garlic, or a Chicken or prawn Balti, with sag aloo, keema naan, vegetable curry. And that's just for starters! :sad:

Hope you don't enjoy it too much; I've just inflicted myself with a bit of culinary torture. :smile:
 
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longers

longers

Legendary Member
Thanks peeps, that were quick.

Still no idea what I prefer, I think I'll do a Bisto kid and see where my nose takes me.
 

Steve Austin

The Marmalade Kid
Location
Mlehworld
Chicken Jalfrezi, sag aloo, aloo gobi, and some channa chat please


nearly forgot. pilau rice, and a naan too.
cheers
 
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longers

Legendary Member
Sorry but I couldn't carry all your orders but I did get a Special Satay Vermicelli for myself and some prawn toast. Quite nice it is too ;).
 

stevenb

New Member
Location
South Beds.
Chinese makes me have a bad gut due to the monosodium glutemate, hydrogenated fats. Can only eat fresh cooked restaurnat chinese...not takeaways...same goes for Curry's ;)....either, either, or really.
 

Tetedelacourse

New Member
Location
Rosyth
there was an obvious answer - both! I had both at the weekend, think I enjoyed the Indian more but there's a lot of testing to be done before I hastily jump to conclusions.
 

Melvil

Guest
If I have chinese I like Singapore style noodles, mmmm. Tasty.

When I was on holiday in France last year there was a chinese restaurant on the sea front (the 'Promenade des Anglaise(!)) and imagine my shock when I saw on the table a bottle of 'cock sauce' amongst the condiments. Well...I had to try it and it was very nice. My girlfriend was laughing quite a lot.
 
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