Chinese,Indian or Kebab

[creakin]

So everyone what is your favourite takeaway?

My personnel fave is Chinese, Indian all looks and tastes the same to me, and Kebabs nah(all that fat dripping down)

 

[ex_wasp_L2]

Likewise its a chinese for me, but to be eaten only with chopsticks. However at 3am ish on a sunday morning you cant beat a kebab (only coz thats the only place left open)

 

[Lingyai]

Used to love Indian Thai and Chinese take aways when I was in GUZZ but now I live overseas I find myself eating Pizza McD's and KFC.
Bad news for people with no self discipline here, KFC and Macdonalds deliver !!!!!!!!!!!

 

[higthepig]

Pissed, Devonport dockyard gate,a chuffs and puffs and apint of milk from one of the stalls, go onboard drink milk,eat half of chuffs and puffs ,put other half on fantrunking for morning,dont know if anyone ever ate the other half,it looked effing revolting.But it was exellent the night before.

 

[dt018a9667]

Pissed, Devonport dockyard gate,a chuffs and puffs and apint of milk from one of the stalls, go onboard drink milk,eat half of chuffs and puffs ,put other half on fantrunking for morning,dont know if anyone ever ate the other half,it looked effing revolting.But it was exellent the night before.

God it years since I have heard of chuffs and puffs, now work in Guz dockyard (attend really the name has changed but nothing else) and I think Ron Dewnyes don’t do them any more never seen them advertised

 

[Nutty]

Indian NO CONTEST but why is it outside of the UK or India and points East 99% of curries are rubbish. Australia, Spain etc.

Nutty

 

[Deleted 7]

Oh has to be chinese. However there/was a pizza take-a-away next door to Jesters that does the best chicken supreme pizza at 2am!

 

[Lingyai]

Oh has to be chinese. However there/was a pizza take-a-away next door to Jesters that does the best chicken supreme pizza at 2am!

Would you eat at the same place at lunchtime when sober though?
I made the mistake of going into Boobs on a lunchtime when I was still sober.. eeeerrrrrr still makes me gringe.....Oh that carpet !

 

[Geoff_Wessex]

I always used to try the local food just about everywhere - except Djibouti, of course. Had octopus curry in Bali, goat curry at Kranji W/T, some dodgy things in Hong Kong, probably cat in Sembawang etc etc. The last memory got me searching out Singapore food and I came across a hilarious site, a "Hall of Shame" for Singapore restaurants..... nearly all postings are by Singapore Chinese and they are soooooo racist! They are so snobby towards not only Malays and Indians but to other Chinese people - the Hong Kong Cantonese particularly (whom they call "Hongkees"). Check it out if you like....
http://www.makantime.com/worst.htm

 

[janner]

Good Fish and Chips, Cod of course

 

[Skunkmiester]

I always used to try the local food just about everywhere - except Djibouti, of course. Had octopus curry in Bali, goat curry at Kranji W/T, some dodgy things in Hong Kong, probably cat in Sembawang etc etc. The last memory got me searching out Singapore food and I came across a hilarious site, a "Hall of Shame" for Singapore restaurants..... nearly all postings are by Singapore Chinese and they are soooooo racist! They are so snobby towards not only Malays and Indians but to other Chinese people - the Hong Kong Cantonese particularly (whom they call "Hongkees"). Check it out if you like....
http://www.makantime.com/worst.htm

I had BBQ Jellyfish in Singapore 2 years ago....very strange, tasted like pickled cabbage..Also had stir fried scorpion in Pattaya.......tasty but crunching up the pincers in your mouth was a tad strange. Bets food I have ever had was a Tuna sushi dish in Cairns Australia...absolutley stunning, wish I could find out how to make it.

 

[Geoff_Wessex]

I had BBQ Jellyfish in Singapore 2 years ago....very strange, tasted like pickled cabbage..Also had stir fried scorpion in Pattaya.......tasty but crunching up the pincers in your mouth was a tad strange. Bets food I have ever had was a Tuna sushi dish in Cairns Australia...absolutley stunning, wish I could find out how to make it.

Mate of mine has a Japanese wife and I nagged him to get her to do some for me... she wouldn't do a 'normal' fish sushi cos she reckoned she couldn't get fresh enough fish in the UK, so she did it with tuna. Quite simple really, (in theory).... get the right seaweed which you can now find in good supermarkets, boil some rice - preferably the glutenous rice - arborio rice will do - and when the rice is cooling add a few drops of toasted sesame oil. put the rice on the seaweed - difficult to give amounts, as you need to think about the eventual thickness. Put a dob of tuna on the rice, a bit of chilli powder if you like, then roll it up - they usually roll them in cling film. It should be about salami diameter (3 to 4 inches) then slice and enjoy.

(I'm always dissecting and analysing restaurant food, to see how it's made, so I can have a go at it. Was at an Italian restaurant last week and had a seafood pasta thingy, served in foil. Couple of days later got a handful of seafood/shellfish from Tesco, a jar of 'pasta bake' and ordinary spaghetti - half cooked the spaghetti then put it all together in some foil and baked for half an hour - perfect and cost a fraction of what the restaurant charged.