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Takeaway delicacies

  • 27-02-2017 9:21am
    #1
    George White
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    After having the KC's King Creole, I'm looking for other takeaway specials around Ireland that are unique to certain shops or areas.
    In both Dublin and outside Dublin.
    I've had Wexford rissoles a while ago and I know of the Sloppy Foley.
    Any other suggestions?


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  • #2
    gramar
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    Did you just have that at 20 past 8 in the morning?


  • #3
    RockSalto
    Closed Accounts Posts: 185 ✭✭RockSalto


    Nothing wrong with that if he's been boozing all night. Nothing wrong with that either.


  • #4
    razorblunt
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 17,300 ✭✭✭✭razorblunt


    I've only seen the Chicken Maryland available in the Golden Fry in Cork.


  • #5
    corner of hells
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    Bacon fries , you can't get them in my off licence.

    Mmmm bacon fries...


  • #6
    Riddle101
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    I don't think it's unique but the Sunflower Takeaway in Orwell is kind've well known for it Large/Small specials. It's really just a 3 in 1 though, rice, chips and curry. I love them.


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  • #7
    jimgoose
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    Not unique exactly, but Dino's in Bishopstown do a daycint Philly Cheesesteak.


  • #8
    Mint Sauce
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 29,293 ✭✭✭✭Mint Sauce


    Chips from a Chinese.

    :confused:

    4 Lights, and their Swill Box. Sorry, Colslaw, Cheese, Curry, Garlic Chips.

    :eek:


  • #9
    razorblunt
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 17,300 ✭✭✭✭razorblunt


    jimgoose wrote: »
    Not unique exactly, but Dino's in Bishopstown do a daycint Philly Cheesesteak.

    Do they? Noted for the next time I'm home!


  • #10
    duffman13
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    Clares pizzeria in Clondalkin in Dublin do a Mexican Taco, its not what you expect but its unreal. Basically folded over pizza is the outer "shell" filled with spicy beef, lettuce tomato and mayo. I usually forgo the veg for an even better experience


  • #11
    Riesen_Meal
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,580 ✭✭✭✭Riesen_Meal


    What about a Warly Burger OP?

    A batter burger in a bun with cheese on it...

    Most Dublin Italian take aways do them!


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  • #12
    jimgoose
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    razorblunt wrote: »
    Do they? Noted for the next time I'm home!

    Yup. Had one yesterday evening after rugby and beer.


  • #13
    AryaStark
    Registered Users Posts: 656 ✭✭✭AryaStark


    I had a take away burger from Block burger over the weekend and it was the best burger ever!!! As a side I got BBQ beans with 12 hour pulled pork and it was like sex in the mouth!!!


  • #14
    Your Face
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7,275 ✭✭✭Your Face


    Salmonella.


  • #15
    PTH2009
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    The potato scollop in Waterford

    It's sliced potato covered in batter


  • #16
    somesoldiers
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    Dunno if it's unique but our local chipper does "Rangeland Fries"

    Chips- fried steak pieces, onion, green pepper, side of pepper sauce

    some of those combo boxes just look like a heart attack in a box


  • #17
    vicwatson
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    Fieldog wrote: »
    What about a Warly Burger OP?

    A batter burger in a bun with cheese on it...

    Most Dublin Italian take aways do them!

    Its a Wurly burger in Dublin and outside Dublin they are called Whurly burgers, they are great !:pac:


  • #18
    s4uv3
    Registered Users Posts: 952 ✭✭✭s4uv3


    Curry Cheese Coleslaw chips and a medium coke. Four Lanterns, Sligo.

    Absolute belter when you're in a drunken hoop :)


  • #19
    sbsquarepants
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    George White wrote: »
    I know of the Sloppy Foley.

    Is that a takeaway or a sex act?:D


  • #20
    Mint Sauce
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    s4uv3 wrote: »
    Curry Cheese Coleslaw chips and a medium coke. Four Lanterns, Sligo.

    Absolute belter when you're in a drunken hoop :)

    Or the Swill Box (added Garlic) as I mentioned early.

    :D


  • #21
    sbsquarepants
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    Chipper in tallaght used to do slices of battered white or black pudding. I don't like black pudding but the white was delicious.


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  • #22
    Winterlong
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    Pizza place in Eniskillen used to do a 'Sligo Pizza' which was a pizza with sausage, egg, rasher bits, pudding and tomatoes. Beans on the side.

    Not sure if that was a jibe or nod of respect to Sligo people.


  • #23
    Mint Sauce
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    somesoldiers wrote: »
    Dunno if it's unique but our local chipper does "Rangeland Fries"

    Chips- fried steak pieces, onion, green pepper, side of pepper sauce

    some of those combo boxes just look like a heart attack in a box

    Four Lights in Sligo do the same, not sure about their other stores, but it's quite tasty.

    Four Lights in Donegal Town does North West Chips. Basically chips with some kind of sauce. What it is, have no idea.


  • #24
    Riesen_Meal
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    vicwatson wrote: »
    Its a Wurly burger in Dublin and outside Dublin they are called Whurly burgers, they are great !:pac:

    Always were Warly Burger in my D9 hood....

    Wurly maybe in Donnybrook or somewhere along those lines... ;)


  • #25
    jh79
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,285 ✭✭✭jh79


    Mint Sauce wrote: »
    Or the Swill Box (added Garlic) as I mentioned early.

    :D

    Chips with everything in the Midlands also includes chilli sauce


  • #26
    Jack the Stripper
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    Kcs in Douglas, forget your KFC manure op and get a proper one there.


  • #27
    Pinch Flat
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    Scallops in Waterford. Specifically johnny walkers, I also like the "crispy bits" burdocks throw in at their Dublin chipper in Christchurch.


  • #28
    kfallon
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    Pinch Flat wrote: »
    Scallops in Waterford. Specifically johnny walkers,

    You can get them in some chippers in Dublin now!


  • #29
    Glenster
    Registered Users Posts: 2,626 ✭✭✭Glenster


    Am I terribly vanilla to extol the virtues of the 4 in 1?

    Rice, Chips, Curry Sauce, Chicken Balls.

    Is the sort of food you eat in the car because of the shame.


  • #30
    George White
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    AnyThing of note in Kilkenny?


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  • #31
    jameorahiely
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    A munchie box

    Chips chicken donor meat onion rings a a few more bits...great for sharing


  • #32
    Pinch Flat
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    kfallon wrote: »
    You can get them in some chippers in Dublin now!

    Deadly, know any chippers off hand selling them?


  • #33
    earlytobed
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    George White wrote: »
    AnyThing of note in Kilkenny?

    Chipper in Thomastown does the "Paddy Special Pizza"
    Margarita Pizza with a scattering of chips on top and curry sauce poured over.

    I've had a battered Mars Bar in a chipper in Kilkenny City (Culletons)

    The Blue Door Chipper used to (maybe still does) Pudding Suppers


  • #34
    Casey78
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    somesoldiers wrote: »
    Dunno if it's unique but our local chipper does "Rangeland Fries"

    Chips- fried steak pieces, onion, green pepper, side of pepper sauce

    some of those combo boxes just look like a heart attack in a box
    Where is this...I need to know. Sounds delish.
    Tell me now!!


  • #35
    Badly Drunk Boy
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    PTH2009 wrote: »
    The potato scollop in Waterford

    It's sliced potato covered in batter
    Pinch Flat wrote: »
    Scallops in Waterford. Specifically johnny walkers, I also like the "crispy bits" burdocks throw in at their Dublin chipper in Christchurch.
    Scallops are unique to Waterford now? My local chipper in Newbridge (Co. Kildare) has been selling them for decades, and other chippers had them when I was a kid in the 70s.


  • #36
    harry Bailey esq
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    gramar wrote: »
    Did you just have that at 20 past 8 in the morning?

    If he did that's his own business,we've all eamenities a questional breakfast at some stage.The important thing here is what chipper delivers at that hour.The unique things ive seen would be shark fin when beshoffs was in howth and a chipper in clare many years ago with dressed crab on the menu.


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  • #37
    Zaph
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    Jack the Stripper wrote: »
    Kcs in Douglas, forget your KFC manure op and get a proper one there.

    The OP said he went to KCs, not KFC. Although personally having eaten from KCs I'd go anywhere else instead. Worst chips on the planet.


  • #38
    gmisk
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    kfallon wrote: »
    You can get them in some chippers in Dublin now!
    Macaris in inchicore does these mmmm


  • #39
    Sgt Hartman
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    I remember a concoction known as a "Messy burger". This was sold by a roadside mobile takeaway shack a couple of miles from where I was living in Portsmouth back in the early 2000's. It was two quarter pounder burgers in the one bun and topped with donor kebab meat, onions, tomato,lettuce and lots of ketchup. It must have been about 3000 calories but it was utterly divine after ten pints ;)


  • #40
    Outlaw Pete
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    PTH2009 wrote: »
    The potato scollop in Waterford

    It's sliced potato covered in batter
    Pinch Flat wrote: »
    Deadly, know any chippers off hand selling them?

    Roma II on Camden St do them.


  • #41
    harry Bailey esq
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    gmisk wrote: »
    Macaris in inchicore does these mmmm

    I'd take a guess and say at least half the chippers in Dublin do them,and have done so for many years.You wouldn't need to go far to find one.Drowned in vinegar is the way to have them,delicious!


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  • #42
    Larry SR
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    In Manchester a while back and I got chips with kebab meat on them. This thread has reminded me how good they were. Is there anywhere in Dublin CC that does them?


  • #43
    harry Bailey esq
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    Larry SR wrote: »
    In Manchester a while back and I got chips with kebab meat on them. This thread has reminded me how good they were. Is there anywhere in Dublin CC that does them?

    Kebab tray,every chipper that sells kebabs does them.


  • #44
    jh79
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    harry Bailey esq wrote: »
    Kebab tray,every chipper that sells kebabs does them.

    They have been around years, even when i was a teenager. They were called lamb based chips. You could have them with curry and cheese too. Chicken based chips was the other option.


  • #45
    James Bond Junior
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    Can't believe nobody has mentioned a super chip from chicken hut in Limerick. That gravy is criminal it's that good.


  • #46
    Jack the Stripper
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    Do you wash it down with a martini James Bond junior?


  • #47
    andekwarhola
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    It is now my vocation in life to track down this white and black pudding in batter.


  • #48
    James Bond Junior
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    Jack the Stripper wrote: »
    Do you wash it down with a martini James Bond junior?

    Nah, a can of coke and a chicken filet burger.


  • #49
    demanufactured
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    Lamb Base from the cookhouse athlone.
    It's in its own food group.


  • #50
    andekwarhola
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    James Bond Junior wrote: »
    Can't believe nobody has mentioned a super chip from chicken hut in Limerick. That gravy is criminal it's that good.

    Even condiments are predisposed to crime in Limerick.


  • #51
    demanufactured
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    Those massive kebabs that they all do now wrapped in naan bread..
    I ate one when they started doing them....I thought I'd damaged my insides..


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