Takeaway

fonecrusher1

PrincessLola wrote: »

Very rarely have takeaways, guess I'm a bit of a dry sh*te because I'm too calorie conscious to eat a big greasy meal.

Thats exactly why i restrict my takeaway frenzys to one day. I eat quite healthy during the week & do a bit of excercise everyday. No fried foods, mostly rice, pasta, fish, grilled meat only.

On saturday i have whatever i want. And i enjoy it. Ya gotta have one day to chill out.

Go out & get yourself a pizza.....go on. Run....

Milky Moo

I think what makes take aways such a treat is not actually the food, it is the waiting and then that moment when the doorbell rings and you recieve your little bundle of grease and tasty tasty calories.

I have found it very hard to find a nice and not overly expensive Indian around Dublin 6.
So it is usually chinese yummers!

spider_pig

all this talk is makein me hungry think colonel Sanders is calling me to come up to his place for a bucket of chicken an chips hmmmm ya cant go wrong with kfc

fonecrusher1

spider_pig wrote: »

all this talk is makein me hungry think colonel Sanders is calling me to come up to his place for a bucket of chicken an chips hmmmm ya cant go wrong with kfc

Not mad about the chips from my local kfc. Like the zinger burgers though.

El Horseboxo

I'd love some Indian food riddled with peppers and chillis. I love hot and spicy food but i can't eat the shít. It gives me a horn. Seriously. Spicy stuff is like viagra to me.

spider_pig

El Horseboxo wrote: »

I'd love some Indian food riddled with peppers and chillis.

does that come with toilet paper

fonecrusher1

El Horseboxo wrote: »

I'd love some Indian food riddled with peppers and chillis. I love hot and spicy food but i can't eat the shít. It gives me a horn. Seriously. Spicy stuff is like viagra to me.

I like spicey food but not too spicey.

Had a vindaloo a few years ago & ended up squrting hot blasts of poo down the crapper all night & wasn't able for work the next day. Arse like a dragons nostril. House smelled like a sewage plant for hours. Never again.

spider_pig

fonecrusher1 wrote: »

I like spicey food but not too spicey.

Had a vindaloo a few years ago & ended up squrting hot blasts of poo down the crapper all night & wasn't able for work the next day. Arse like a dragons nostril. House smelled like a sewage plant for hours. Never again.

thanks for that delightful story i nearly s.hit my self from laughing so much

Mimikyu

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robbie_998

"a choc ice !!!"

fonecrusher1

Its take-away Saturday for me. Well any ideas on what i should get?

:pac: Chinese
:pac: Indian
:pac: Thai
:pac: Kebab
:pac: Pizza
:pac: Fish supper
:pac: bungo & chips
:pac: Italian
:pac: Chicken fillet burger & chips

Fart

Might get that 20 quid meal deal in PHQ for the missus and I. Fat cnuts or what?

fonecrusher1

Fart wrote: »

Might get that 20 quid meal deal in PHQ for the missus and I. Fat cnuts or what?

Whats PHQ?

coffee_cake

fonecrusher1 wrote: »

Its take-away Saturday for me. Well any ideas on what i should get?

:pac: Chinese
:pac: Indian
:pac: Thai
:pac: Kebab
:pac: Pizza
:pac: Fish supper
:pac: bungo & chips
:pac: Italian
:pac: Chicken fillet burger & chips

chinese

fonecrusher1

bluewolf wrote: »

chinese

Yeah its looking very likely.

You can't beat a chicken curry, spring roll & prawn crackers. Not very exciting but very tasty & reliable.

Im also considering Indian but its a bit expensive round here. Balti, rice & naan bread is about 20 euros. I can get a much larger chinese meal for not far off half that.

coffee_cake

fonecrusher1 wrote: »

Yeah its looking very likely.

You can't beat a chicken curry, spring roll & prawn crackers. Not very exciting but very tasty & reliable.

Im also considering Indian but its a bit expensive round here. Balti, rice & naan bread is about 20 euros. I can get a much larger chinese meal for not far off half that.

Prawn toast and chicken balls
*Drool*

fonecrusher1

Just had a big chinese takeaway dinner. There was rice & soysauce flying everywhere. Springrolls were stabbed open, curry was spilled. People wept.

I listened to Adagio for Strings as i ate. It was.....beautiful.




never forget.......

Chorcai

fonecrusher1 wrote: »

you mumble almost incoherently struggling to talk through the inflatable gimp mask.

kinky much ?

MistyCheese

1) Pizza
2) Chicken Fried Rice
3) Burger and chips
4) Fish 'n' chips

Is there any market for buying a takeaway dinner of roast chicken, potatoes and veg?

fonecrusher1

What about irish-stew?

Mint Sauce

MistyCheese wrote: »

1) Pizza
2) Chicken Fried Rice
3) Burger and chips
4) Fish 'n' chips

Is there any market for buying a takeaway dinner of roast chicken, potatoes and veg?

was just thinking the same my self, lying on the sofa, dont really feel like a pizza or curry chips. but would love maybe some roast pork and crackling, or some ham and turkey, roast potatos, mash, some veggies, a bit of roast parsnip if any going, yorkshire pudding, and loads of gravey.

<drools>

fonecrusher1

Chorcai wrote: »

kinky much ?

Is that kinky?

MistyCheese

irish-stew wrote: »

was just thinking the same my self, lying on the sofa, dont really feel like a pizza or curry chips. but would love maybe some roast pork and crackling, or some ham and turkey, roast potatos, mash, some veggies, a bit of roast parsnip if any going, yorkshire pudding, and loads of gravey.

<drools>

So if there was somewhere that you could order: 1 portion of potatoes (mashed, roasted, boiled or baked), 1 portion of meat (ham, chicken, turkey, fish or beef), and 2 portions of veg (choose from turnip, cabbage, carrot, cauliflower, peas, beans, green beans, sweetcorn) you would be ringing?

Remmy

MistyCheese wrote: »

So if there was somewhere that you could order: 1 portion of potatoes (mashed, roasted, boiled or baked), 1 portion of meat (ham, chicken, turkey, fish or beef), and 2 portions of veg (choose from turnip, cabbage, carrot, cauliflower, peas, beans, green beans, sweetcorn) you would be ringing?

That would be epic!I love those meals but rarely have time to prepare them.

fonecrusher1

MistyCheese wrote: »

So if there was somewhere that you could order: 1 portion of potatoes (mashed, roasted, boiled or baked), 1 portion of meat (ham, chicken, turkey, fish or beef), and 2 portions of veg (choose from turnip, cabbage, carrot, cauliflower, peas, beans, green beans, sweetcorn) you would be ringing?

Well you could probably get a takeaway carvery lunch in a nearby pub? Spuds, turkey/chicken, veg & gravy.

Wouldn't fancy it myself. Roast dinners are mean't to be cooked at home.

Mint Sauce

MistyCheese wrote: »

So if there was somewhere that you could order: 1 portion of potatoes (mashed, roasted, boiled or baked), 1 portion of meat (ham, chicken, turkey, fish or beef), and 2 portions of veg (choose from turnip, cabbage, carrot, cauliflower, peas, beans, green beans, sweetcorn) you would be ringing?

quite possibly, how soon whould they be able to deliver

MistyCheese

fonecrusher1 wrote: »

Well you could probably get a takeaway carvery lunch in a nearby pub? Spuds, turkey/chicken, veg & gravy.

Wouldn't fancy it myself. Roast dinners are mean't to be cooked at home.

I did think it sounded similiar to a carvery but carveries tend to finish at 6, which means I personally don't go near them after 4:30 because I feel that what's left at that time is leftovers, stuff that's been sitting under a heat lamp for hours. This takeaway thing would be pretty much made-to-order.

irish-stew wrote: »

quite possibly, how soon whould they be able to deliver

30 mins or less.

Mint Sauce

fonecrusher1 wrote: »

Well you could probably get a takeaway carvery lunch in a nearby pub? Spuds, turkey/chicken, veg & gravy.

Wouldn't fancy it myself. Roast dinners are mean't to be cooked at home.

you could, but not to many carverys running at this time

MistyCheese wrote: »

30 mins or less.

ah yesh, now your just teasing me, cant think of anywhere that would do such a service this time of evening, would gooble two servings down if i had the chance, defo pub for the roast tomorrow.

fonecrusher1

Its not a bad idea actually. A place that does decent takeaway roast dinners.

I can't think of anywhere that does this near me. If there was i would definitely give it a go.

dan185

there's a place in Clondalkin that does - cafe rhapsody

many a time I've been tempted, but always gone with a chinese for some reason. takeaway roast chicken doesn't seem right!