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Originally Posted By MetroBrah⏩
Exactly lol. It almost has a body odor type of smell. I just can't eat it. The only other thing I have a distinct aversion too that other people seem to love is cilantro. For years I thought Mexican places just did a chitty job of rinsing the soap out of salsa dishes after they washed them but nope that's just how cilantro tastesFirst time I tried this indian lamb dish I thought it tasted like I imagined a person might taste.
It tasted like an indian mans chest with cologne sprayed on it
It tasted like an indian mans chest with cologne sprayed on it
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I had never tried it until about 4 years ago, when an Indian flatmate brought me some fried dumplings.
I don't remember the name, but they had vegetables inside and a WONDERFUL spice.
I always tell myself that I will look for an Indian restaurant to try more dishes, but I always forget.
Summing up: I think you need to try Indian cuisine
I don't remember the name, but they had vegetables inside and a WONDERFUL spice.
I always tell myself that I will look for an Indian restaurant to try more dishes, but I always forget.
Summing up: I think you need to try Indian cuisine
10-19-2021, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted By bernipes⏩
SamosasI had never tried it until about 4 years ago, when an Indian flatmate brought me some fried dumplings.
I don't remember the name, but they had vegetables inside and a WONDERFUL spice.
I always tell myself that I will look for an Indian restaurant to try more dishes, but I always forget.
Summing up: I think you need to try Indian cuisine
I don't remember the name, but they had vegetables inside and a WONDERFUL spice.
I always tell myself that I will look for an Indian restaurant to try more dishes, but I always forget.
Summing up: I think you need to try Indian cuisine
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problem is that its very hit or miss.
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Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
Imagining the smells rnI don't like it. The spices have a strange musky smell/taste.
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it's pretty good but *******s over rate it.
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So for entry level indian food recommendations you can never go wrong with chicken tika masala over rice, add garlic naan and its game over. Easily the most popular dish to the western palette, you will instantly love it. You can try samosas as an appetizer, its good, its Indias version of the empanada.
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You're not living unless you've had:
1) Indian food (chicken masala, tandoori, etc)
2) Vietnamese (pho)
3) Mediterranean (chicken with handmade cous cous)
4) French (coq au vin)
5) Italian (pretty much anything, Italian food is unreal)
1) Indian food (chicken masala, tandoori, etc)
2) Vietnamese (pho)
3) Mediterranean (chicken with handmade cous cous)
4) French (coq au vin)
5) Italian (pretty much anything, Italian food is unreal)
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Originally Posted By katya422⏩
Reviews can be misleading. There are some high rated Mexican restaurants near me that I think are chit.Look up reviews and find a well rated Indian buffet. You can try a variety of dishes that way and get some idea what you like. There used to be a very good one off of 30 in Arlington that had the best rice pudding and Clay Pit in Addison was great 6 or 7 years ago though I don't remember getting the buffet there.
Are Indian restaurants usually buffet style? I've looked some up and every other place is buffet style so I'm confused.
Originally Posted By TBO1313⏩
Actually brah, there is a percentage of people that have a variation in a group of olfactory-receptor genes that allows them to strongly perceive the soapy-flavored aldehydes in cilantro leaves.The only other thing I have a distinct aversion too that other people seem to love is cilantro. For years I thought Mexican places just did a chitty job of rinsing the soap out of salsa dishes after they washed them but nope that's just how cilantro tastes
It's genetic
https://www.britannica.com/story/why...antro%20leaves.
Originally Posted By disphugginflip⏩
Are samosas filled with meat tho? I thought Indians were mainly vegetarianSo for entry level indian food recommendations you can never go wrong with chicken tika masala over rice, add garlic naan and its game over. Easily the most popular dish to the western palette, you will instantly love it. You can try samosas as an appetizer, its good, its Indias version of the empanada.
Looked up chicken tiki masala and Hhhhhhhhnnnnnnngggggg
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There's an Indian restaurant on my block and i have for the past 10+ years have said i'm going to eat there one day.. it's actually switched owners and name twice in that time.
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Originally Posted By LtGoose⏩
Usually its vegetarian, its good, but youre not missing much. Def try the tika masala with basmati rice and garlic naan on your first visit though. It tastes just as good as it looks.Are samosas filled with meat tho? I thought Indians were mainly vegetarian
Looked up chicken tiki masala and Hhhhhhhhnnnnnnngggggg
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Originally Posted By Anachron⏩
This. Plus pepper for the toilet since your stomach won’t be used to itYou're missing out, srs.
If you're not a fan of spicy food, just get some normal curry dishes.
Not all of it is vegetarian.
If you're a fan of spicy food, I recommend chicken vindaloo.
If you're not a fan of spicy food, just get some normal curry dishes.
Not all of it is vegetarian.
If you're a fan of spicy food, I recommend chicken vindaloo.

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Originally Posted By p7nk⏩
There's an Indian restaurant on my block and i have for the past 10+ years have said i'm going to eat there one day.. it's actually switched owners and name twice in that time.
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Never had an onion Bhaji?
Never had 8 pints and a curry?
Never had an ass like a Japanese flag after a curry?
Mind blown.
Find a high rated curry place. I’ll never eat in an Indian that looks dirty/scummy.
Don’t start off too hot. Get a medium spice dish.
Never had 8 pints and a curry?
Never had an ass like a Japanese flag after a curry?
Mind blown.
Find a high rated curry place. I’ll never eat in an Indian that looks dirty/scummy.
Don’t start off too hot. Get a medium spice dish.
10-19-2021, 05:07 PM
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Indian food is delicious, a very safe bet is butter chicken with basmati rice and garlic naan bread
Its not spicy or diarrhea inducing at all
Its not spicy or diarrhea inducing at all
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how the fuk have you lived in Dallas and not tried any indian food yet? jfl
get your ass over to india chaat house and get some garlic chicken or some tikka masala. our place in Irving is also good but I haven't been back in a while so idk if covid fukked em up.
Ask your friends for reccs, don't go off reviews because people usually give indian places chit reviews for service which you pretty much expect to be terrible anyway. No one goes to indian restaurants to be waited on by hbbs or surrounded by nice decor, you go for the food.
get your ass over to india chaat house and get some garlic chicken or some tikka masala. our place in Irving is also good but I haven't been back in a while so idk if covid fukked em up.
Ask your friends for reccs, don't go off reviews because people usually give indian places chit reviews for service which you pretty much expect to be terrible anyway. No one goes to indian restaurants to be waited on by hbbs or surrounded by nice decor, you go for the food.
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Indian food seems to liquefy in my colon. Its not pleasant.
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