Dirty Takeaway Pictures Volume 3

[talksthetorque]

Cotty said:

Ok just noticed some small print in the chinese menu. Under English dishes where it lists four omelettes, it says "all include chips" but I can't see that you can order just a portion.
https://coralsea.co.uk/menu

3rd from bottom ( excluding set menus)
chips 2.20


Indian
http://www.rajdoot-pettswood.co.uk/takeaway-petts-...

Bombay Aloo nearest to chips.
I've never heard anywhere that didn't do chips before.
But I am Northernish

When I asked on facebook why indian restaurants have salt and pepper, one lancashire based friend said
"It's fer me chips"

[illmonkey]

Moonshiner said:

Who serves Britain’s best kebab ?!?!


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5386989/Br...

Once living in Thame, and now Oxford, I'm familiar with 2 on the list.

Atalay's is genuinely an amazing kebab, dirty, no, but very good taste and quality. The queue of 15 people from 6pm to 11pm proves that.

Hassan's is st.

[Moonshiner]

illmonkey said:

Once living in Thame, and now Oxford, I'm familiar with 2 on the list.

Atalay's is genuinely an amazing kebab, dirty, no, but very good taste and quality. The queue of 15 people from 6pm to 11pm proves that.

Hassan's is st.

There’s a couple from Sheffield that have made an appearance, may have to sample! Charley’s looks promising

[skinny]

Nothing in Reading - Woking is the closest. Will just have to stick with Kebab corner down the road. Happy enough with that. The naan bread is gooood!

[Russ35]

Moonshiner said:

Who serves Britain’s best kebab ?!?!


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5386989/Br...

Nice to see my local (Armenian Kebab House- Blackpool) in there again, been in that category (Best Takeaway Regional) before but hasn't won. Although the press coverage in the local paper about the voting made them even busier than they usually are, and he's not the fastest of servers, even when he opened the shop 40years ago. I've waited 30+ mins numerous times to get my order.
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You can attend if you want

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11 guests per table

£276.00 Individual Premium Ticket (Inc VAT)

£216.00 Individual Standard Ticket (Inc VAT)

[Cotty]

talksthetorque said:

Bombay Aloo nearest to chips.
I've never heard anywhere that didn't do chips before.
But I am Northernish

I have never had chips with a curry. I have never seen chips on any Indian menu but then I have not been looking for them, I will do in future as I am curious.

[red_slr]

Cotty said:

talksthetorque said:

Bombay Aloo nearest to chips.
I've never heard anywhere that didn't do chips before.
But I am Northernish

I have never had chips with a curry. I have never seen chips on any Indian menu but then I have not been looking for them, I will do in future as I am curious.

Half chips half rice FTW!

[thetapeworm]

I'm darn sarf, had this the other night, satay noodles, pancake roll and some stolen Chinese chips (that came pre salted which is a new one for me).

All really good, pancake roll came in a batter type coating rather than the usual pastry sheets that are then fried.

[BrabusMog]

thetapeworm said:

I'm darn sarf, had this the other night, satay noodles, pancake roll and some stolen Chinese chips (that came pre salted which is a new one for me).

All really good, pancake roll came in a batter type coating rather than the usual pastry sheets that are then fried.

That looks filthy, which is what this thread is all about!

[tobinen]

I thought it looked pretty clean

[ambuletz]

+1 for keeping it as a block.

[SmoothCriminal]

Late to the party as misses is on a diet so didn't want to pig out infront of her.

Thought I'd try the grand Mac lucky for me they gave me an extra patty as it needed it.



Look how thin they are.

[BrabusMog]

Square/rectangular dishes are the foundations upon which this thread was built.

[tamore]

BrabusMog said:

Square/rectangular dishes are the foundations upon which this thread was built.

and the chinese dish that shall not be mentioned.

[Vyse]

Would a large grand mac meal and a grand mac for dinner be too filling?

[Cotty]

BrabusMog said:

Square/rectangular dishes are the foundations upon which this thread was built.

Volume 1 was seven years ago

[Burwood]

Cotty said:

BrabusMog said:

Square/rectangular dishes are the foundations upon which this thread was built.

Volume 1 was seven years ago

Dear God, are any of the legends of filth still with us?

[soad]

Vyse said:

Would a large grand mac meal and a grand mac for dinner be too filling?

Try and see? Depends on (a large) appetite. A beer or two might help matters at hand.

[SmoothCriminal]

Vyse said:

Would a large grand mac meal and a grand mac for dinner be too filling?

Nope easily achievable although you will get bored of the bun by the time you finish.

[ambuletz]

Vyse said:

Would a large grand mac meal and a grand mac for dinner be too filling?

Nah i don't think so. if you've eaten a big tasty then the burger is similar in size to that. to me it feels less filling because they don't use chunky veg like in the big tasty.

last week i had 1 grand big mac and 2 double cheeseburgers. filled me up nicely. preferred the double cheeseburgers tbh!