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The problem with this thread is that the choices are too varied. Going for Indian means a selection of dishes, same for any countries "take away" (Chinese, Lebanese). You could probably go a week or 2 without having the same meal. The question should be which 1 single take away meal would you go for.

 

For me its got to be a seekh kebab roll with loads of chilli sauce and salad. I could easily eat that every single day!!!

 

Sorry don't mean to hijack the thread in any way. :getmecoat:

 

that's all part of the decision, weigh up eating pizza with about 10 varieties, or indian /chinese with 150, even if you prefer pizza day to day, in the long term would you go indian :p

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that's all part of the decision, weigh up eating pizza with about 10 varieties, or indian /chinese with 150, even if you prefer pizza day to day, in the long term would you go indian :p

 

Based on this I'd like to change my choice to Earth cuisine. :)

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Has to be Chicken Tikka Makhani from Nawaab Khan in Oakwood. Its definitely om nom nom nom ;)

Their 'interesting' website says "Probably the best curry in Yorkshire!"

I can confirm, it is the best curry I have eaten, anywhere!!

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Pizza or Kebab.

 

+1 My local give me discount atm :)

 

My fav is: Donner Kebab with salard and Garlic mayo and BBQ (Dont ask)

They also do Chicken, Donner wraps

Pizza (i like BBQ, Full English, Meatfeast and a few others)

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I love how quickly popular this thread has become. Guess we know what IT Pro's like the best!!!!!! (after computers of course) ;)
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If it were a particular type of takeaway....I would say Chinese.

 

If I had to narrow it down to a particular thing, then I would have the banquet B from the New Garden Takeaway in Bramhall.....special mixed starter (spring roll, satay chicken, ribs, prawn toast, seaweed, pickled fish and pickled cabbage), 1/4 roast duck, sweet and sour pork, sizzling beef, special fried rice, vegetables, and apple fritter for dessert :-) Covers pretty much everything I could ever want :-)

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I have to limit myself to one or two lunches a month there.

 

In my mind I had already filled in the end of the sentence with 'a day' instead as they sound tasty, I should probably get some lunch :)

 

Oh and probably a footlong subway Chicken bacon ranch with avocado and all the salads along with aioli and chipotle sauces, I could live on those for a while.

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+1 My local give me discount atm :)

 

My fav is: Donner Kebab with salard and Garlic mayo and BBQ (Dont ask)

They also do Chicken, Donner wraps

Pizza (i like BBQ, Full English, Meatfeast and a few others)

 

my kebabs choice is very similar, except chilli sauce instead of bbq... :)

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Indian.

 

Gloriously broad range of dishes and styles it is a huge place after all, almost like not being limited at all! (Chinese on the other-hand is almost exclusively Cantonese style)

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chinese. for pizzas i prefer Morrisons build your own to bought ones and saves waiting on delivery drag from freezer chuck in oven
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If you could have one take away for the rest of your life, what would it be?

 

Anything with extra rice so I can make kedgeree from the leftovers the next morning - probably prawn biryani.

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Chinese....

 

But if it was you could only order from one shop then id find a local shop that does a bit of everything!

 

Glad to see there isnt KFC, Mcdonalds, Burger King etc on the list!

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Eugh, prawns. had a bad experiance with them when i was a youngen, won't go near them now!

 

My daughter is scared of prawns - yes, actually scared of them...she's 21...*sigh

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Anything with extra rice so I can make kedgeree from the leftovers the next morning - probably prawn biryani.

 

I love a king prawn curry from the chinese with a few beers , goes down a treat

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My daughter is scared of prawns - yes, actually scared of them...she's 21...*sigh

 

I wouldn't go that far, i was on a ferry to Ireland, had prawns for the first time, and got badly seasick etc on that trip, so my brain tells me it's prawns

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