whats your favorite Take away

[shrimper_sam]

i am munching away on a kebab - Nice it is aswell - which leads me to my Q'n. What is your Fav Take away?

 

[EastStandBlue]

Indian, Closely followed by Chinese...

The rest pale in comparison.

 

[Uncle Leo]

Pizza all the way thanks.

 

[DTS]

Quote[/b] (Uxbridge Shrimper @ Nov. 15 2006,17:28)]Pizza all the way thanks.

Always think Pizza's are a bit expensive when you look at the cost to make them compared to say a Chinese.

 

[Uncle Leo]

Quote[/b] (Dave the Shrimper @ Nov. 15 2006,17:39)]

Quote[/b] (Uxbridge Shrimper @ Nov. 15 2006,17:28)]Pizza all the way thanks.

Always think Pizza's are a bit expensive when you look at the cost to make them compared to say a Chinese.

Possibly. But you get all the food groups:

Dairy - the cheese
Bread - the base
Fruit - the tomato sauce
Meat - pepperoni/ham/meat of questionable origin
Veg - mushrooms/peppers/etc

Well that's how I try to justify it anyway

 

[Bielzibubz]

Have you seen what goes on behind the scenes of your average local Chinese?

All cooked, refrigerated and then reheated. More than enough to give you the squits or a dose of the screaming ab dabs:D

KFC mixed bucket for me thanks

 

[shrimperman]

Pizza for me, did we not do this last month aswell...

 

[MK Shrimper]

The national dish.... curry.

 

[shrimper_sam]

Quote[/b] (shrimperman @ Nov. 15 2006,18:05)]Pizza for me, did we not do this last month aswell...

Have no idea. My memorie doesn't go tht far back im affraid.

 

[shooter mcgavin]

Ruby all the way!!

 

[overseas shrimper]

Fish'n'chips for me. Living abroad helps you appreciate proper cuisine.

 

[Mad Cyril]

Quote[/b] (Dave the Shrimper @ Nov. 15 2006,17:39)]

Quote[/b] (Uxbridge Shrimper @ Nov. 15 2006,17:28)]Pizza all the way thanks.

Always think Pizza's are a bit expensive when you look at the cost to make them compared to say a Chinese.

So do I.

Let's be honest, they are nothing more than a flash bit of cheese on toast topped with vegetables and/or mystery meat.

 

[Blue Missy]

Quote[/b] (Uxbridge Shrimper @ Nov. 15 2006,17:48)]

Quote[/b] (Dave the Shrimper @ Nov. 15 2006,17:39)]

Quote[/b] (Uxbridge Shrimper @ Nov. 15 2006,17:28)]Pizza all the way thanks.

Always think Pizza's are a bit expensive when you look at the cost to make them compared to say a Chinese.

Possibly. But you get all the food groups:

Dairy - the cheese
Bread - the base
Fruit - the tomato sauce
Meat - pepperoni/ham/meat of questionable origin
Veg - mushrooms/peppers/etc

Well that's how I try to justify it anyway  

Funny that - it's just how Mr Blue Missy tries to justify it - almost the exact same words!

For me, definately an Indian convert - with Chinese taking a very close second place.

 

[Bob Cratchitt]

I cannot believe no one as mentioned Thai, the best food that has come from the Orient, not swimming in oil, nor full of MSG.

Give me a Jungle Curry or Gaeng Phet Pet Yang or even Pla Raad Prik with Pad Thai. Yumm

 

[Shrimp in a Kilt]

Quote[/b] (Bob Cratchitt @ Nov. 16 2006,10:39)]I cannot believe no one as mentioned Thai, the best food that has come from the Orient, not swimming in oil, nor full of MSG.

Give me a Jungle Curry or Gaeng Phet Pet Yang or even Pla Raad Prik with Pad Thai. Yumm

Good call. I went to a Thai restaurant in Perth a few weeks back, my first taste of Thai cuisine, and I was an instant convert - it was superb!

PS Though I was a little suprised to find that deep-fried Ice-Cream is apparently a Thai delicacy...

 

[The Flying Scotsman]

Quote[/b] (Bob Cratchitt @ Nov. 16 2006,10:39)]I cannot believe no one as mentioned Thai, the best food that has come from the Orient, not swimming in oil, nor full of MSG.

Give me a Jungle Curry or Gaeng Phet Pet Yang or even Pla Raad Prik with Pad Thai. Yumm

Not exactly renowned for Takeaway food though. I can't think of many in Southend - in fact I can't even think of one.

 

[Turkishshrimper]

Quote[/b] (overseas shrimper @ Nov. 16 2006,05:07)]Fish'n'chips for me. Living abroad helps you appreciate proper cuisine.

totaly agree

and nice piece of cod.. chips BQ sauce..


mmmmmmmm


only 2 weeks 2 wait!

 

[Hong Kong Blue]

I'd rather eat out than have a takeaway, as the food is normally better from a restaurant rather than from a takeaway. In fact I had a pretty decent meal in a Lebanese restaurant last night. Don't often eat in Southend, but the Thai in Hamlet Court Rd is alright. Like Bob C said duck curry is the future.

Obviously after a night on the beers the only possible food option is the mighty donor kebab with extra chilli sauce. Mmmmm.

 

[Mad Cyril]

Quote[/b] (Hong Kong Blue @ Nov. 16 2006,11:18)]I'd rather eat out than have a takeaway, as the food is normally better from a restaurant rather than from a takeaway. In fact I had a pretty decent meal in a Lebanese restaurant last night. Don't often eat in Southend, but the Thai in Hamlet Court Rd is alright. Like Bob C said duck curry is the future.

Obviously after a night on the beers the only possible food option is the mighty donor kebab with extra chilli sauce. Mmmmm.

What restaurant?

I'm a big fan of Lebanese.

 

[Hong Kong Blue]

Can't remember its name, but I expect its a bit out of your way as its in Bow.

If you are still interested I can look it up for you.


There use to be a Lebanese along Leigh road, just up from Chalkwell Station. Never ate there, so no idea if it was any good. In fact I can't remember if its still there, or if its been turned into a beauty salon like most of the rest of leigh Broadway.