Indian favourites!

[icey]

What is your favourite dish to order from an indian takeaway?

mine is probably (what i had earlier :yum:) a lamb bhuna with basmati rice & chappati

[Glittery]

I always have the same thing, chicken chasni or chicken patia, garlic naan :yum:

I've never had anything other than chicken as an Indian or Chinese meal, Im not brave enough to try anything else.

[Bri-namite]

Lamb Biryani and a Peshwari Naan.

Can't lose.

[Skive]

Chicken Tikka Vindaloo, boiled rice, Bombay Potato, Onion Bhaji and a Paratha.

...Naans are too bulky and you can't eat as much sauce and rice.

[Replicant]

chicken tandori masala, preferably a spicey one (it varies) with pilau rice, onion baji, garlic naan :)

[1983]

Chicken Bhoona Fuck Yeah.

[katralla]

saag paneer. can't stand rice. it sucks.

[RubberSkin]

Bhunas are nice and balti. Spicy but not too hot. Usually go for mushroom as in the vegi one they put okra in :yuck: plain rice and a naan

[TheSovereign]

uck nothing goto the chineese next door for spare ribs

[Simba T Lion]

I've never had indian. But alot of people make it at work and the smell travels up to the front by me and it makes me want to vomit and I grab an air freshner from the bathroom and douse the air by me just to save my life... so I don't think I'd ever try it.

[ShyBoy]

I like tikka masala.

Popadoms and mango chutney is nice.

[TheSovereign]

I like tikka masala.

Popadoms and mango chutney is nice.

the one thing that would taste nice with mango chutney. putrid otherwise. like plum jam

[Girl_gunner]

chicken makhani me now. although i did just have korma, makhani is the current favourite.

[Skive]

I've never had indian. But alot of people make it at work and the smell travels up to the front by me and it makes me want to vomit and I grab an air freshner from the bathroom and douse the air by me just to save my life... so I don't think I'd ever try it.

British Indian Resturant food is quite different than Indian cuisine.

[JustWondering]

British Indian Resturant food is quite different than Indian cuisine.


When I went to India most of the resturauts were serving Chinese food .. lol

[lipsy]

im really lame and have chicken tikka masala or korma. i love creamy sauces though :p
i have it with the usual popadoms, mango chutney, pilau rice, peshwari naan.

[LuckyStrike]

madras, vindaloo, buhna, rogan josh, love em all. usually with chicken. mmmmmm

[LadyJade]

Saag aloo every time.

[**Helen**]

King Prawn Biriyani :yum:

Btw people next week is National Curry Week (http://www.oxfam.org.uk/what_you_can_do/events/curryweek/index.htm) - :yippe:

[VinylVicky]

Slow roasted lam rogan josh, bombay potatoes, plain rice, chipattis

[rachie004]

I usually have a vegetarian thali but a quorn tika masala is just yummy

they were making tika masala on this morning, this morning actually.. dammit I'm hungry again - stupid forum :impissed: :grump:

[go_away]

...Naans are too bulky and you can't eat as much sauce and rice.

I think Naans are overrated too. Parathas all the way :D

[Knee High Stripy Socks]

Ooooh if I go to the one in my village, I have a Special Vegetable Balti, or a Balti Vegetable Massala, with garlic naan and pilau rice. If we get it as takeaway we get loads of side dishes too, like bombay potatoes, saag aloo, aloo peas and whatnot.

If I'm cooking it myself I love kormas and baltis. Yum.

[kangoo]

saag paneer

:thumb:

mmm i love all the side dishes, me and the bf have recently discovered okra and that's yummy. katchuri dhansak is the current favourite (lentil balls covered in pastry in spicy sauce), with a couple of side dishes, pilaw rice, garlic nan, onion bahji and popadom. MMMMMM :yum: think i may have indian tonight

[Littleali]

chicken korma or beef biryani (sp)

love popadoms and chutney as well

[littlemissy]

im really lame and have chicken tikka masala or korma. i love creamy sauces though :p


I'm the same.

I love it with pilau rice and / or naan bread.

I also love chicken pakora and onion bhajis :yum:

[VinylVicky]

korma is rank
coconut = sickness

[SuzyCreamcheese]

lamb bhuna with special fried rice and poppadoms.
I like the yoghurty stuff they always put with it, but not the raw onion thing.

[Skive]

lamb bhuna with special fried rice and poppadoms.

Special fried rice with an Indian? :confused:

[edn1]

A Chicken Korma with Pilau rice goes down a treat with me :)

[Skive]

I can't stand Pilau rice. It's rick, full of fat and make me feel sick. Boiled rice all the way.

[Sa-ra-ra-ra]

Mmm... Chicken Madras or Lamb Korai with pilau rice and saag aloo. Possibly poppadum and naan, if someone else has ordered it - although i probably won't order it myself.

I want a curry now :(

[kangoo]

this thread is making me SO HUNGRY. i love curry

[SuzyCreamcheese]

Special fried rice with an Indian?
yep. do they not do that in your local indian takeaway?

[xXxXxSarahxXxXx]

I love indian food mmmm

I order mostly, Chicken/prawn Jalfrezi/Balti/Pathia/Methi With Pilau rice and Garlic/Keema Naan, Poppadums with all the Chutneys

Lime pickle is so disgusting but addictive though :confused:

[xXxXxSarahxXxXx]

yep. do they not do that in your local indian takeaway?

I only see special fried rice in a chinese take away!

[Skive]

yep. do they not do that in your local indian takeaway?

I've seen it on menu's but it's not common and I wouldn't have it. It's not really an Indian dish.

[Skive]

Lime pickle is so disgusting but addictive though :confused:

I never used to like it but now. :yum:

[SuzyCreamcheese]

it doesnt taste like the chinese one obviously.

[briggi]

Saag aloo every time.

:yum: Good stuff!

I usually go for an Aloo Gobi (Potato & Cauliflower) vindaloo with pilau rice, garlic and coriander naan, poppadoms, mango chutney, vegetable pakoras and raita sauce.

[Skive]

it doesnt taste like the chinese one obviously.

Well no, but it's still not an indian dish. I don't see the point when almost every Indian has Biyani on the menu?

[SuzyCreamcheese]

Well no, but it's still not an indian dish. I don't see the point when almost every Indian has Biyani on the menu?
true. I just usually pick it and it always tastes nice so I never really thought about whether theres any other point to it than that.

[Skive]

When you say special fried rice are you sure that's what it is?

A lot of Malaysian curries have fried rice dishes but I've never actaully seen or hear of 'special' fried rice as dish on an Indian Menu.

How does it differ from chinease.

[Kermit]

I have a lamb balti, peanut pilau, keema nan and a couple of poppadoms with raita and mango chutney.

:yum: