favourite fast food?

Cienciano

anncoates wrote: »

I used to have this mysterious, internal homing beacon that switched on and led me to Ricks (Dame Street, Dublin) after a certain amount of drink was taken. On arrival, it would hypnotize me into buying two portions of cheesey chips.

Ricks is great. NEver there sober, but after a few pints it's amazing

MollyBrown

Love: Macari
Capri Grill (Naas)

Hate: Abrakebabra (rip off, bad quality)

RobbieTheRobber

Cienciano wrote: »

Ricks is great. NEver there sober, but after a few pints it's amazing

A couple of years back they served me a chicken fillet burger which was not just under cooked but was raw in the middle. I have never considered stepping through the door since.

Ush1

Drumstix in Ballincollig in Cork is very underrated. Far superior to KFC.

I've had King Creoles once and thought it was woeful.

razorblunt

KC's is good alright but their chips are downright appalling compared to everything else.
I have to say I think the Golden Fry down the road from it is better again though, haven't booked my usual Easter flights homet yet, might just bring it forward by a week!

RoboRat

American Burger with Chips in Sammys Leixlip
Chicken curry, chips and curry triangles from the flaming wok in Clane (best Chinese I have ever tasted)
Kebab meat, salad, sauce and chips (cant eat bread)
I love a good Mhurg Bhuna curry
At home I love chilli hummus and chilly Ryvita flatbreads... delish

wretcheddomain

Deep fried horse with anchovies dipped in white wine vinegar.

realdanbreen

Runner Beans.!

starlit

Take-away pizza when freshly made mmm yummy and chips/wedges.:) Can't have mayo though gives me indigestion/heartburn...showing my age!

Mesrine65

Chimichanga's & beer with a Tequila chaser

iDave

Zaytoon

Greenmachine

Legendary burritos in boojum. I also really love a good curry.

suicide_circus

ShadowHearth wrote: »

2 or 3 of us jump in to car and drive just for KCs to Cork for 40miles. Who ever drives gets his KCs bought by passengers.

I get romantic notions about living in the sticks until I read stuff like this. 80 mile round trip for take away food....

BeerWolf

Not exactly 'fast food' but I rather enjoy the €5 [used to be €4... ] Indian dishes sold in SuperValu in Ashbourne, not sure if it's sold in other branches. Not exactly a big selection; there's Chicken Tikka Masala [of which there's another variant with 'Butter'], Chicken Korma, Chicken Jalfrezi, and Vegetable Masala --- and honestly, they're all pretty much restaurant quality good.

So two dishes [€5 each], bag of rice [€1.19], 6 naans [€0.79x2 each] and a pot of yogurt [€2] for just over €15.50 to feed numerous people is quite the bargain

Temptamperu

Smoked shredded chicken with fried rice and a half portion of chicken balls and trigons. Damn now im hungry and the chinese dont open till five

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Temptamperu wrote: »

Smoked shredded chicken with fried rice and a half portion of chicken balls and trigons. Damn now im hungry and the chinese dont open till five

Trigons?
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trigon

Gongoozler

Why would you bring this thread up on a Wednesday

Aongus Von Bismarck

I love Japanese food. An all too occasional treat for me is to leave the office at lunchtime, head to a local sushi joint called Matsuri and pick up a bento box before heading to a local park to eat and read. Just a great selection of tasty treats that don't leave me feeling bloated and tired during the busy afternoon period.

EazyD

suicide_circus wrote: »

Trigons?
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trigon

You my friend have been missing out all this time. Curry trigons are triangular filo pastries filled with mildly spiced chicken curry.

RoboRat

For anybody that loves Indian food, I highly recommend finding the Green Saffron range (they sell it in Tesco). Its easily as nice as a take away Indian.

Also, if you like chinese, get some Bensons curry mix (you can get it in supervalu), its the same as what you get in a good chinese takeaway.

Birneybau

BeerWolf wrote: »

Not exactly 'fast food' but I rather enjoy the €5 [used to be €4... ] Indian dishes sold in SuperValu in Ashbourne, not sure if it's sold in other branches. Not exactly a big selection; there's Chicken Tikka Masala [of which there's another variant with 'Butter'], Chicken Korma, Chicken Jalfrezi, and Vegetable Masala --- and honestly, they're all pretty much restaurant quality good.

So two dishes [€5 each], bag of rice [€1.19], 6 naans [€0.79x2 each] and a pot of yogurt [€2] for just over €15.50 to feed numerous people is quite the bargain

The M&S Indian meals are only bloody gorgeous, €6 for a main but quality is fantastic. I always get a Chicken Saag, tomato and spinach based and it's bloody tasty!

PandaPoo

Butter chicken, pilau rice and peshwari naan bread.

I also like shredded salt and chilli chicken,but I like to make my own.

gerrybbadd

Indian food. Hands down. Can't beat a lamb Biryani

Charlie19

EazyD wrote: »

You my friend have been missing out all this time. Curry trigons are triangular filo pastries filled with mildly spiced chicken curry.

Chicken & Cheese rolls dipped in curry sauce easily trumps the trigons.

suicide_circus

PandaPoo wrote: »

I also like shredded salt and chilli chicken,but I like to make my own.

Recipe?

suicide_circus

EazyD wrote: »

You my friend have been missing out all this time. Curry trigons are triangular filo pastries filled with mildly spiced chicken curry.

:eek:

BeerWolf

Birneybau wrote: »

The M&S Indian meals are only bloody gorgeous, €6 for a main but quality is fantastic. I always get a Chicken Saag, tomato and spinach based and it's bloody tasty!

Sadly there's no M&S here in Ashbourne

PandaPoo

suicide_circus wrote: »

Recipe?

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2 Chicken Breasts
1 Onion
3 Spring Onion
1 Chilli (red)
Tsp Chilli Flakes
1 red and green Pepper
Salt
1 wm slice of bread
Garlic

Egg Fried Rice

120g of Basmati Rice
2 eggs

Method

Cut the chicken breasts into strips.
Whisk the bread, salt and some chilli flakes together in the blender to make breadcrumbs. Dip the Chick into the breadcrumbs and cook in the over for 20 mins on 180c.

Slice everything else up and cook in a wok until just cooked and add the chicken for afew more mins and stir up together.

The egg fried rice.

Cook your rice and allow to cool for 10 mins... Put into a frying pan and cook for afew mins then add a well beaten egg.. Continue stirring until the egg is done. And Serve

Greenmachine

EazyD wrote: »

You my friend have been missing out all this time. Curry trigons are triangular filo pastries filled with mildly spiced chicken curry.

Otherwise known as curry triangles.

Inspector Dhar

Burdocks in Christchurch in Dublin, for good, old fashioned, fish n chips. Yiz can keep yer Indians and KFC's and fancy Dan stuff.