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over a year ago
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What is yours?
A curry, kebab, burger, good old fish & chips or something else?
You can’t beat a nice portion of fish & chips by the seaside can you, it always seems to taste better there!
But a kebab after a night out is elite.
Oooh it’s a tough decision! What’s yours .. |
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"What is yours?
A curry, kebab, burger, good old fish & chips or something else?
You can’t beat a nice portion of fish & chips by the seaside can you, it always seems to taste better there!
But a kebab after a night out is elite.
Oooh it’s a tough decision! What’s yours .. "
Curry, every time. |
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By *eliWoman
over a year ago
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Fish and chips if by the sea. I used to love a really good Nepalese takeaway when I lived in Scotland. Elite would be chicken parmo with chips and mayonnaise. Or chips, cheese and gravy after a night out. |
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"Fish and chips if by the sea. I used to love a really good Nepalese takeaway when I lived in Scotland. Elite would be chicken parmo with chips and mayonnaise. Or chips, cheese and gravy after a night out."
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By *eliWoman
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"Fish and chips if by the sea. I used to love a really good Nepalese takeaway when I lived in Scotland. Elite would be chicken parmo with chips and mayonnaise. Or chips, cheese and gravy after a night out.
Gurkha kitchen? "
Yes! You bring me so much joy with these trips down memory lane. |
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"Fish and chips if by the sea. I used to love a really good Nepalese takeaway when I lived in Scotland. Elite would be chicken parmo with chips and mayonnaise. Or chips, cheese and gravy after a night out.
Gurkha kitchen?
Yes! You bring me so much joy with these trips down memory lane. "
Such. Good. Food.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Chinese on the way home from the pub in my hometown did fried sliced chicken breast, chips, gravy, peas and onions... I was in there every Saturday night in my 20's, perfect for when you had the beer munchies... |
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"Chinese on the way home from the pub in my hometown did fried sliced chicken breast, chips, gravy, peas and onions... I was in there every Saturday night in my 20's, perfect for when you had the beer munchies..."
You went to a Chinese takeaway for English food
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Chinese on the way home from the pub in my hometown did fried sliced chicken breast, chips, gravy, peas and onions... I was in there every Saturday night in my 20's, perfect for when you had the beer munchies...
You went to a Chinese takeaway for English food
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In Northern Ireland... sometimes had half rice/half chips... |
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"Chinese on the way home from the pub in my hometown did fried sliced chicken breast, chips, gravy, peas and onions... I was in there every Saturday night in my 20's, perfect for when you had the beer munchies...
You went to a Chinese takeaway for English food
In Northern Ireland... sometimes had half rice/half chips... "
All of Ireland. We call it a 3 in 1 or 4 in 1 if you want meat! |
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Damascena (middle eastern) in Brum is the best. Brilliant pickles, salads, and shawarmas with little roast potatoes (sounds weird but so delicious). Really highly spiced but not hot spiced, just mega flavoursome. |
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