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over a year ago
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"I love Indian food Jalfrezi is probably my favourite. I love all the sides pakoras, bhajis, naan bread, Bombay potatoes & samosas   "
Onion Bhajis are amazing, I literally live on the things!  |
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"I love Indian food Jalfrezi is probably my favourite. I love all the sides pakoras, bhajis, naan bread, Bombay potatoes & samosas
Onion Bhajis are amazing, I literally live on the things! "
I don’t blame you, they’re delicious *drools |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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so much indian food is lush ... 4 indian ladies whom i work with are alway bringing new stuff for me to try all veggie and out of this world always getting recipes from them home made by them is so much better than the takeaways ..
i also get recipes from the sri lankan and philippines girls too so great food hardly any junk
and i fancy men and women of all nationalities if i fancy a guy i fancy a guy not where hes from or race/skin color |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Chicken rogan josh.
Lamb biriani.
An 'Indian' takeaway near me used to do spinach and chick pea pilau rice, which was absolutely gorgeous. It was run by a family from the Philippines, and they put their own interpretation of some usual Indian takeaway dishes. |
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By *eardybobMan
over a year ago
the Goldilocks Zone |
My favourite Indian dish is the shakahari thali (basically a giant platter full of tasty vegetarian stuff)
My favourite dishy Indian was a lovely lady called Arwa... 10 years on I still miss her 
Fun fact, Arwa means satisfied, pleasant and fresh (or a female mountain goat) |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Lived in India for 30 years. Came here and found restaurants serving something named Vindaloo as Indian dish. On doing some research, I found that it's Goan adaptation of a Portuguese dish, which makes sense.
As a south Indian, one thing I miss here is the lack of proper Chettinad/Malabar restaurant in London. There are a few decent ones but nothing to write great about. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Good tip I always to somebody trying an Indian dish first time is to tell them to make it apna style it’ll taste a lot better this is from past experience and trust me the feed back I got was totally different taste to what they were given the first time round |
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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago
Dubai & Nottingham |
"My favourite Indian dish is the shakahari thali (basically a giant platter full of tasty vegetarian stuff)
My favourite dishy Indian was a lovely lady called Arwa... 10 years on I still miss her
Fun fact, Arwa means satisfied, pleasant and fresh (or a female mountain goat) "
Love thali, our local Pakistani centre does it for £3 every lunch time Monday to Friday. Other than that I’ve hardly seen thali in the U.K. |
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"Lol I guess the Indian curry will get more response then the men lol
Joke
What’s your favourite Indian dish"
I love a good curry and try to have as much variety as possible. Some of my favourites though include Madras, Vindaloo, South Indian Garlic Chicken, Kolapuri, and Devdas.
I also LOVE a Peshwari Nann
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I like to try something different each time and the house special.
To be honest I don’t really notice much difference between the dishes other than heat.
I actually find the poppadom with the condiments that come with it the tastiest.
I do love going to an Indian restaurant though the food though samey is definitely tasty. |
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"Jalfrezi or ceylon. Veggie curry or Bombay aloo on the side. Nan bread to mop up. No rice, too much for my litte,ish, belly "
We're out in a bit to have Ceylon, Balti, Chilli nan and more. Don't forget the big crisps and dips  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I love a chicken biryani or a jalfrezi and pakora. Is it shocking that I've never tried onion bhajis? x
Pakora is an onion Bhaji bless u.."
Lol you know what I mean |
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By *al kalMan
over a year ago
london |
"I love a chicken biryani or a jalfrezi and pakora. Is it shocking that I've never tried onion bhajis? x
Pakora is an onion Bhaji bless u..
Lol you know what I mean "
Lol. A lot of the dish names are made up for foreign consumers.
Most Indian restaurants past and present are actually Bangladeshi.
But great food is great food…. |
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now im hungry! 
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