What's your favourite takeaway meal?

fussyonion · 09-01-2021 3:39pm #1

What's your go-to takeaway order?
I'm partial to a chicken Madras, naan and pilau rice myself.

09-01-2021 3:41pm

I'm a simple man - Smoked cod, chip & battered sausage.

And don't be shy with the salt and vinegar.

HeidiHeidi · 09-01-2021 3:45pm

Chicken & cashew nut stir-fry from Diep or Camile with steamed rice.

I often think I want fish n chips, or a burger, or sweet and sour chicken balls, or whatever, and never fail to regret it when I do occasionally indulge.

That stir-fry is the only takeaway I enjoy every single time.

Strumms · 09-01-2021 3:58pm

Don’t have one... in particular but....

Asian : Szechuan beef noodles.. this dish alone in my local Asian take away is simply sublime.. tonnes of delicious and tender meat over just tonnes of noodles, flavor of the beef, literally melt in your mouth and the tenderness mmmmmmm, filling and fabulous.

Chipper : Quarter pounder and cheese, curry chips. An old reliable, changed chipper recently from what had gone down to 7/10 to the new one 10/10...

Pizza : Mizzonis pizza - The Original Irish - Bacon, Sausage, Egg, black pepper, Mozzarella, onion.

09-01-2021 4:12pm

Bag o blocks 'n a swimmer from Donkeys

Hamsterchops · 09-01-2021 4:15pm

Chinese takeaway.
Crispy aromatic duck ...

Or Indian, Rogan Josh with pilau rice.

Hyperbollix · 09-01-2021 4:19pm

Deleted User wrote: »

I'm a simple man - Smoked cod, chip & battered sausage.

And don't be shy with the salt and vinegar.

Smoked? Well Law-di-feckin-daw

Church on Tuesday · 09-01-2021 4:27pm

Lately it would be Sweet and Sour chicken with Jasmin rice from the local Chinese restaurant here.

Fan of Cod and Chips too but the fish has to be cooked just right.

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts · 09-01-2021 4:48pm

I love gyros and Greek food generally, I love a proper shish kebab, I love various Mexican dishes (not too hot though) and I love various Indian dishes (not too hot though).

I like the occasional chipper but not too often as they are quite heavy. I like pizza well enough but it wouldn’t be close to my favourite. *whispers* I’m not that keen on Italian food. Thai and Japanese are nice too but not my faves.

I don’t really like the Chinese food you get in takeaways in Ireland. It is far too sweet and greasy. No idea what actual Chinese food is like (I’m sure there are many regional variations in such a large country).

HeidiHeidi wrote: »

Chicken & cashew nut stir-fry from Diep or Camile with steamed rice.

I often think I want fish n chips, or a burger, or sweet and sour chicken balls, or whatever, and never fail to regret it when I do occasionally indulge.

That stir-fry is the only takeaway I enjoy every single time.

Chicken balls are so mank. That thick greasy batter. Vom.

HeidiHeidi · 09-01-2021 5:33pm

Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: »

Chicken balls are so mank. That thick greasy batter. Vom.

Great for a thundering hangover though!

(Although mostly in my head, like I say I almost always regret the decision!)

Earthhorse · 09-01-2021 7:19pm

Pad Thai is my fallback when ordering from Deliveroo.

Bit sick of it now but it’s like browsing through Netflix and sticking on The US Office for the thousandth time.

biko · 09-01-2021 7:23pm

Pizza or Thai

09-01-2021 7:28pm

Whats the Ramen spicebag like?

Cant decide whether to get a Jackie Lennox or try something new

Nothing surprises me now · 09-01-2021 7:29pm

Lamb Jalfrezi, pilau rice and garlic naan. From chipper, quarter pounder and few chips.

Dafterss · 09-01-2021 7:30pm

Fish and chips

tayto lover · 09-01-2021 7:35pm

Fresh Cod and chips.

Or

Sweet Chilli Chicken wrap with chips.

IAMAMORON · 09-01-2021 7:40pm

Fresh Cod and Chips.

Purgative · 09-01-2021 8:10pm

Just finished it about 10 minutes ago.

Chicken Jalfereezi
Pulao Rice
Gobi Aloo
Coriander Nan

(There better be curry in heaven or I ain't going)

daheff · 09-01-2021 8:20pm

Love a curry chips & chicken balls.

Or a 3 in 1

razorblunt · 09-01-2021 8:21pm

Love a great pizza, I always try the fancy options but every now and then there’s nothing wrong with a Margherita to yourself.

Indian - Lamb Bhuna, rice, half a naan.

09-01-2021 8:23pm

There’s loads I love, and I’m surprised I’m not saying Indian, but if someone said tomorrow I could only have one it would be chipper chips and battered sausages.

4Ad · 09-01-2021 8:26pm

Veggie Indian Food from Tulsi
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Saag Paneer
Aloo Gobi
Garlic Naan
Pilau Rice

gmisk · 09-01-2021 8:28pm

A really nice Thai any from
Pad krapow
Phad Thai
Panang

anheneti · 09-01-2021 8:32pm

A snack box
and a portion of curry

zerosugarbuzz · 09-01-2021 8:36pm

Chilli Chicken and pilau rice from Bombay Pantry

PTH2009 · 09-01-2021 8:38pm

Mcdonalds, Hillbillys (it's a chicken place if anyone doesn't know) and Supermacs. Might KFC the odd time

Id get pizza the odd time but id fail to finish it and then it would be rank heated up the next day.

09-01-2021 8:46pm

PTH2009 wrote: »

Mcdonalds, Hillbillys (it's a chicken place if anyone doesn't know) and Supermacs. Might KFC the odd time

Id get pizza the odd time but id fail to finish it and then it would be rank heated up the next day.

Is Hillbilly’s the place on the way into Fermoy?

Four Phucs Ache · 09-01-2021 8:49pm

Lamb bhuna, pilau rice,, garlic naan and all the dips

Tauriel · 09-01-2021 8:50pm

Chicken Thai style with half and half of boiled rice and chips or chicken with green pepper in black bean sauce.

09-01-2021 8:53pm

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

Is Hillbilly’s the place on the way into Fermoy?

Theyve one there, the only one I know is on Grande Parade
You need a lot of gat on board though.

If your pallette was too unsophisticated for Chicken Hut, and 60 miles away, they'd tick a few boxes.

09-01-2021 8:55pm

A good doner kebab is hard to beat

Same with a tasty lamb bhuna

Soulsun · 09-01-2021 8:56pm

Chicken with green peppers and black bean sauce
Egg friend rice

Bobblehats · 09-01-2021 9:04pm

Deleted User wrote: »

A good doner kebab is hard to beat

Same with a tasty lamb bhuna

That’s because it looks like somebody’s already beaten it

If it’s too saucy I’ll hold off. Also If it’s looking a bit dry on the spit / any a flies hovering ... tells its own tale

Odhinn · 09-01-2021 9:05pm

fussyonion wrote: »

What's your go-to takeaway order?
I'm partial to a chicken Madras, naan and pilau rice myself.

Crispy shredded chicken in Szechuan sauce, and chips.

passatman86 · 09-01-2021 9:07pm

Taco chips extra garlic sauce

Greyfox · 09-01-2021 9:09pm

Spice bag, chicken balls and curry sause. A takeaway without chicken balls or curry sauce is a complete and utter waste of a take away.

vandriver · 09-01-2021 9:11pm

MikeOxsgreen wrote: »

Theyve one there, the only one I know is on Grande Parade
You need a lot of gat on board though.

If your pallette was too unsophisticated for Chicken Hut, and 60 miles away, they'd tick a few boxes.

And the Walkinstown roundabout

Turquoise Hexagon Sun · 09-01-2021 9:13pm

Good pizza for sure.

Indian. Something with lamb.

I'm partial to lamb donor kebabs too.

Esho · 09-01-2021 9:14pm

I love kebabs - passion for food on Camden st has an amazing shish, best in a takeaway.

L

SmartinMartin · 09-01-2021 9:15pm

A San Sab spice bag, unbelievable. They've won awards for it. Head and shoulders above any other I've tried.

09-01-2021 9:19pm

vandriver wrote: »

And the Walkinstown roundabout

MikeOxsgreen wrote: »

Theyve one there, the only one I know is on Grande Parade
You need a lot of gat on board though.

If your pallette was too unsophisticated for Chicken Hut, and 60 miles away, they'd tick a few boxes.

..... Ten outlets

https://www.hillbillys.ie/contact

09-01-2021 9:34pm

MikeOxsgreen wrote: »

Theyve one there, the only one I know is on Grande Parade
You need a lot of gat on board though.

If your pallette was too unsophisticated for Chicken Hut, and 60 miles away, they'd tick a few boxes.

Chicken Hut is another cracker. The one in Limerick city is anyway.

PTH2009 · 10-01-2021 12:56am

Some spice bags are gigantic, got one in a local place a while bag big bag of delicious junk is the only way to describe it

Chicken is the king of hangover foods

Out of curiosity is there any counties in Ireland without a Supermacs and/or a Mcdonalds ?

gogo · 10-01-2021 2:12am

Italian, carbonara with a side order of chips, the carbonara is enough in itself but the chips just ensure you awake the next morning with a carb hangover, don’t know why I do it, but christ, heaven!

suicide_circus · 10-01-2021 2:14am

One the chineses around here does 3 in 1 with any sauce...one of the sauces they do is a pretty decent imitation of a thai red curry....my good god.

Corvo · 10-01-2021 2:16am

People who put curry sauce over a big plate of everything need sending to a gulag

suicide_circus · 10-01-2021 2:18am

Corvo wrote: »

People who put curry sauce over a big plate of everything need sending to a gulag

Well what is the "everything" on the big plate?

Corvo · 10-01-2021 2:23am

suicide_circus wrote: »

Well what is the "everything" on the big plate?

You know the ones, we all know a person that does it. Noodles on one side, a half dozen chicken balls on the other, some grey stir fry beginning to stick on another side and a handful of chips in the middle all blanketed in a big gloop of radioactive curry sauce.

Gulag.

Airyfairy12 · 10-01-2021 3:58am

From a Chinese - Prawn chow Mein & chicken balls with a can of coke - its the best hangover cure.
Italian - Margarita pizza or a creamy white wine pasta dish from a proper Italian restaurant.
Fast food - Supermacs chips, double cheese burger, chicken drumsticks, hot chocolate muffin & ice cream.
Chipper - Chips with loads of salt & vinegar, battered sausages, onion rings & cod fillet

fonecrusher1 · 10-01-2021 4:11am

I prefer an authentic cream, mushroom and sweetcorn carbonara myself.

chrissb8 · 10-01-2021 4:22am

Garlic cheese chips & a chicken fillet burger. I have lived in England for the last two years so anything smothered with Garlic sauce really is like heaven to me.

What's your favourite takeaway meal?

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