Takeaway this evening - help please

cosmic

Hi,

So I am having a treat this evening and getting in a take away. I can't decide between a Vegetable Chow Mein from the Chinese and a Tofu Pad Thai from the Thai place. Which is the healthier / lowest calorie/fat option? I am aware that neither are exactly healthy but, as I said, it's a treat evening. In saying that, though, I want to go with the healthier of the two.

Any advice would be very very much appreciated!

Thanks

0ph0rce0

Donor Kebab All The Way, If your going to takeaway do it right, its all ****e

cosmic

0ph0rce0 wrote: »

Donor Kebab All The Way, If your going to takeaway do it right, its all ****e

Hmmm, it's not exactly vegetarian friendly though

0ph0rce0

cosmic wrote: »

Hmmm, it's not exactly vegetarian friendly though

I don't think its meat either :pac:

madma

brutal thread

go with the one you like most, theres hardly gonna be much difference. no such thing as a healthy takeout

cosmic

madma wrote: »

brutal thread

go with the one you like most, theres hardly gonna be much difference. no such thing as a healthy takeout

Brutal reply.

Did you even read the OP?

0ph0rce0

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhh you've had me thinking of takeaway since i seen this post, damn you.

Off to the Chipper i go

Merkin

Thai

madma

cosmic wrote: »

Brutal reply.

Did you even read the OP?

not really, did you even read my answer??

its like asking whats better mcdonalds or burger king. also how are people supposed to know beacause of portion sizes and different outlets sell different types of the same foods so your not going to get a proper answer. just enjoy a takeout and dont worry about calories or whatever, if you are concerned dont get a takeout and cook a meal

Mr. CooL ICE

Iirc, pad thai is laced with sugar.

I see you are in Dublin. Bombay Pantry do two great dahls, amongst other veg/vegan options. I don't know what exactly they put in theirs, but I reckon it's much healthier than what you mentioned.

Sangre

Get a salad from a decent Thai (e.g. Diep, Kanum, Siam). Some of them I would go as far as describing as healthy (assuming no sneaky hidden ingredients) and can be very filling and tasty.