What is your favourite type of takeaway?

dogcat

My favourite type of takeaway is either Supermacs or Chinese.

Red Wolf

Vietnamese

Thai or Pizza

kavanada

Italian

Indian, chicken biriyani with kulcha naan.

Asarlai

I don't like takeaways

Ethiopian potatoes, Somali-style, with a glaze of German mustard-honey sauce and a garnish of Brazilian salad.

Great value at only 3.50.

dee_mc

Italian

Indian, Chicken Tikka or Jalfrezi and pilau rice, yuuuum. Throw in a couple of bhagees, pakoras and samosas too. Few bites of Peshwari naan just to bring on the food coma
Must try some other stuff too though, I'm not very adventurous!

The Hill Billy

What's the difference between Italian & Pasta? Also, why is Supermacs mentioned as a type of takeaway? Surely it should be lumped in with McDonalds, BK, etc as 'Burger joint'.

As for my favourites - Fried Chicken (KFC or traditional chipper) or Indian.

Slaphead07

Asarlai wrote: »

Ethiopian potatoes, Somali-style, with a glaze of German mustard-honey sauce and a garnish of Brazilian salad.

Great value at only 3.50.

where do you buy that?

endacl

Rioja.

Asarlai

I don't like takeaways

Slaphead07 wrote: »

where do you buy that?

The takeaway just off the main street in Navan. Can't remember the name right now.

Wang King

Italian

Asarlai wrote: »

The takeaway just off the main street in Navan. Can't remember the name right now.

Unicorns bullsh1t deli

unjedilike

CURRY!!! Vietnamese if possible but I'm not fussy

Lovely Bloke

Indian

Chinese

Hot & Sour Soup
King Do Chicken boiled rice
Prawn Crackers

Thai

Pad Thai

tfak85

I don't like takeaways

I love a proper kebab, fresh baked bread, chunks of quality lamb, loads of salad and plenty of garlic yoghurt/ tahini sauce!

MrWalsh

Why is there no option for normal chipper food?

syklops

MrWalsh wrote: »

Why is there no option for normal chipper food?

Thats the Supermacs option.

I would say Chinese but herself prefers Indian so we always get Indian or Pizza.

For me, you get a better range of tastes and sensations with Chinese.

MrWalsh

syklops wrote: »

Thats the Supermacs option.

I would say Chinese but herself prefers Indian so we always get Indian or Pizza.

For me, you get a better range of tastes and sensations with Chinese.

SuperMacs isnt chipper food <shock horror>. I mean Italian Chipper food - snack boxes, chips, battered sausages, proper burgers, spice burgers, battered mushrooms, onion rings etc...

Kovu

Asarlai wrote: »

The takeaway just off the main street in Navan. Can't remember the name right now.

The one with the nightly specials? I stayed in the hotel there for a week with work and I ate chipper in the room every night. So glad I'm not working there as I'd be the size of a house by now!

syklops

MrWalsh wrote: »

SuperMacs isnt chipper food <shock horror>. I mean Italian Chipper food - snack boxes, chips, battered sausages, proper burgers, spice burgers, battered mushrooms, onion rings etc...

Supermacs:

Snack boxes - check
chips - check
onion rings - check.

Not sure what you mean by "proper" burgers.

You are right though, there should be an option for chipper, not an option for one specific brand of burger joint.

Melendez

American

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MrWalsh

syklops wrote: »

Supermacs:

Snack boxes - check
chips - check
onion rings - check.

Not sure what you mean by "proper" burgers.

You are right though, there should be an option for chipper, not an option for one specific brand of burger joint.

Supermacs chips arent real chips!! And the onion rings arent deep fried battered onion circles! I never had their snack boxes.

By proper burger I mean a proper meaty burger, not a flattened supermaccy type one. If a burger comes in a polystyrene box its not a proper burger (Ill have to apologise though, my last foray into a supermacs was probably around the time of the last Feile in Thurles so it may be different to how I think it is but to me its just the same as McDonalds or Burger King or anywhere where the food isnt "real")

Faith

Pasta

I voted for fish and chips, but I love Thai food too. I'm a huge pho fan, but I don't have bowls big enough to hold it so I always eat in.

Mint Sauce

What would be served in a 'traditional irish food' takeaway?

Dizzyblonde

Pasta

I like Thai, Chinese and fish & chips equally

dogcat

Indian

Mint Sauce wrote: »

What would be served in a 'traditional irish food' takeaway?

I mean that as if you go to a restaurant or bar and b&b and they give you bacon and cabbage. You bring this to your home.

Red Wolf

Vietnamese

Mint Sauce wrote: »

What would be served in a 'traditional irish food' takeaway?

Breakfast Roll?

Puibo

The Hill Billy wrote:

As for my favourites - Fried Chicken (KFC or traditional chipper) or Indian.

KFC isnt a takeaway either.....

Red Wolf

Vietnamese

Puibo wrote: »

KFC isnt a takeaway either.....[/

Bargain Buckets are designed to take away?

Puibo

Harvey norman also has bargains. Is that a takeaway too?

Red Wolf

Vietnamese

Puibo wrote: »

Harvey norman also has bargains. Is that a takeaway too?

Do they do sit down food and food designed to take away and eat elsewhere? If not then no Harvey Normans is not a "Take Away"

feargale

You ain't seen nothin' unless you've experienced the Great Chinese Takeaway.

The Hill Billy

Puibo wrote: »

KFC isnt a takeaway either.....

In all my years eating KFC (oh, the shame!) I have eaten-in twice. Once in Crumlin in the '70's & recently in Omni in Santry.

The other significant number of times (considering it is one of my favourites) have been...





* drum roll for suspense *





...takeaway!!!!! :pac:

Mehaffey1

I don't like takeaways

Turkish doner kebab on chips with cheese taco sauce cheese and a little lettuce

Puibo

The Hill Billy wrote:

In all my years eating KFC (oh, the shame!) I have eaten-in twice. Once in Crumlin in the '70's & recently in Omni in Santry.

Im not comvinced......buy you fill up on that intensively raised battery farmed chicken with its blend of delicious herbs and spices that you have been eating for the the last 40 years 😅

Puibo

Red Wolf wrote:

Do they do sit down food and food designed to take away and eat elsewhere? If not then no Harvey Normans is not a "Take Away"

Ill just check that out and let you know.

Atticus Jung

Vietnamese

There is a place in Maynooth that does really nice tapas for takeaway. I'm always surprised tapas aren't more popular as you can get a decent meal for about the same price as a starter and main for two from an indian or thai. Also off topic a little but id like chinese better if they used decent chicken.

The Hill Billy

Puibo wrote: »

Im not comvinced......buy you fill up on that intensively raised battery farmed chicken with its blend of delicious herbs and spices that you have been eating for the the last 40 years 😅

The view must be great from that moral high ground that you are standing on.

It is not like I fill up on it. Just because it is my favourite does not mean that I eat it every day. KFC - once a year or so, local chipper - maybe every six weeks.

blackdog2

Vietnamese

I would say Thai, although Indian if I'm back home. Kasturi in Lucan is a gem, and I've only ever had good experiences with Thaicoon in Drumcondra, I do love a bit of heat

hardCopy

Other [please specify in topic]

Puibo wrote: »

KFC isnt a takeaway either.....

They have a drive thru in Blanch

rubadub

syklops wrote: »

Supermacs:

Snack boxes - check
chips - check
onion rings - check.

They are horrible frozen fries, not real chips, they even call them fries. My simple rule is that a "chipper" has real chunky proper chips, usually fried twice.

dogcat wrote: »

I mean that as if you go to a restaurant or bar and b&b and they give you bacon and cabbage. You bring this to your home.

Have you ever done this? I have never heard of anything like this ever happening. And what did you mean by "American"

Puibo wrote: »

KFC isnt a takeaway either.....

Weird how they always ask me "is that for here or takeaway", really strange that, and how you see people walking about with KFC bags, wonder what is in them. And why did you say "either", which suggests other places were said not to be takeaways?

Bateman

Italian

Indian for me, with a cold beer

harry Bailey esq

rubadub wrote: »

And what did you mean by "American"

Eddie rockets in Finglas deliver,I'll be ordering a Double bacon burger and garlic shrooms in about 45 mins when deliveries start

gleesonger

Camile Thai in Dublin, they use very good ingredients and it's probably the healthiest takeaway going.

Red Wolf

Vietnamese

gleesonger wrote: »

Camile Thai in Dublin, they use very good ingredients and it's probably the healthiest takeaway going.

Had their Hot Wings, and Pad Prik Haeng last night. Nom

Mint Sauce

Red Wolf wrote: »

Breakfast Roll?

So you mean the deli from your local Spar/Centra/Petrol Station.

Crumpets

The kebabs here in Germany are feckin' gorgeous. Back in Ireland I usually go for a bag of proper chipper chips.

Triboro

Other [please specify in topic]

Hard to beat a good pizza

Hard to get a good pizza

Supermacs is the pits... Pure dung!

Gloomtastic!

All of the above, except Supermacs, never been to one........

OldMrBrennan83

I don't like takeaways

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sibby

I don't like takeaways

Nothing beats a good taco chips! Nom nom nom

fleet_admiral

A good Indian

earlytobed

I have been known to drive 50 miles to Kilmore Quay in Wexford for some really nice Fish and Chips