Favourite takeaway

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Originally Posted by hibsbollah

If you like Korean food, Onggie in Tollcross is the best in Edinburgh.

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Not sure I'd pay the soup prices, the bosintang is barking.

Chinese chicken curry and chips , It's never changed for me since my dad used to share his with me when he got home from the pub when i was about 8 or 9

40 years later it's still my favourite food and i can honestly hand on heart say i have never ever ordered anything bar this from the chinese

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Originally Posted by Wilson

Not sure I'd pay the soup prices, the bosintang is barking.

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You do know that boshintang is virtually impossible to get hold of outside of rural Korea and 99.9% of koreans dont eat dogs, right? Its a football chant with a xenophobic element to it, nothing else.

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Originally Posted by hibsbollah

You do know that boshintang is virtually impossible to get hold of outside of rural Korea and 99.9% of koreans dont eat dogs, right? Its a football chant with a xenophobic element to it, nothing else.

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I didn't know much of that. Why would I? Although, I did care enough to find out that Nureongi were the type of dog bread for their meat. I had to google it again just now because the name didn't immediately spring to mind.

Is there actually something wrong with eating dogs, apart from them having personality? It's not like they're near extinction.

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Originally Posted by The Tubs

Is there actually something wrong with eating dogs, apart from them having personality? It's not like they're near extinction.

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Probably not (seemingly a good source of protein, and quite lean). Similarly, I remember the scandal about horse meat in findus crispy pancakes. Not many would go for it now but im sure they said horse meat was quite popular on Britain at one time or another.

Back on topic.

Chicken Chasni or Chicken Tikka Garlic Chilli out of the Sanam Tandoori, Falkirk.

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Originally Posted by Billy Whizz

I never get a delivery, if I want a takeaway I always phone it in, and pick up. We have a few places locally like the Manor House and the Barbecue, that take me 5/10 mins to get to

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I never get a delivery. If I’m hungry I can go to the fridge/ freezer and cook something.If there’s nothing I fancy I can go to the supermarket or get a takeaway. If, after all that, I haven’t got a meal then I can’t be that hungry. So, no delivery. I

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Originally Posted by Billy Whizz

I used to use Wongs, but my wife loves the Crispy Shredded Beef with Hot and Sweet Sauce from the Manor House. I always ask for extra veg on the Salt and Chilli Chicken Wings

As an aside have you tried any of the Korean food from Wongs yet, I haven’t but would be interested to hear of any of your favourites

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No haven’t tried it yet, always say I will but end up going for our regular Chinese dishes instead.

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Originally Posted by MKHIBEE

I never get a delivery. If I’m hungry I can go to the fridge/ freezer and cook something.If there’s nothing I fancy I can go to the supermarket or get a takeaway. If, after all that, I haven’t got a meal then I can’t be that hungry. So, no delivery. I

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Good contribution to the favourite takeaway thread.

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Originally Posted by 007

Chinese
Shredded Beef in Chilli Sauce
Whatever the Jade Garden at Stockbridge next to the petrol station used be called about 20 years ago, when I lived down that way.

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The one at cannonmills?! I’ve never been but I’ve always never felt brave enough to try it. It looks a dump, even by Chinese takeaway standards!

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Originally Posted by hibsbollah

If you like Korean food, Onggie in Tollcross is the best in Edinburgh.

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Will give that a go. I love Korean food but there’s not a huge amount of options. I go to Kim’s Bulgogi on St Stephen Street just now if I want Korean food.

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Originally Posted by HUTCHYHIBBY

Good contribution to the favourite takeaway thread.

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Thank you.