In here it seems you have to order them separately.

Which costs a lot.

£16 is very pricey for one meal especially a take away meal, that's even a bit high for a meal sitting in the restaurant

I find the Pilau rice from the Indian take away very light, totally different from the Chinese, I find the rice from there very stodgy

In MacDonald's every time I say "can I have ONE barbeque sauce?" and every time i get at least 2 given to me without fail.

I have a group of ladies (1 Indian, 2 Pakistani) I go for dinner with and they never have rice, we always have hot buttered nan and a selection of dishes between us rather than ordering individual dishes...gorgeous

When we order an Indian takeaway some of the dishes come with pilau rice which makes it a little cheaper. IIRC it’s the Dansak & Pathia that only come with rice and they’re £10 each.

Tikka Masala is £8.50 and then the rice is £3, (stuff like Lemon, Coconut rice is dearer at around £3.75). A Korma is £7.50 but that doesn’t come with rice either so ends up being around £10.50.

Sometimes I substitute the rice for Bombay Potatoes. I Love them.

Got to say Pret ...love their food

In fairness they’re all good food-chains.

Subway for me.

From the list, KFC for the fillets to dip in gravy, and the old XL bacon double cheeseburger from BK.

This.

Burger King because they have the Impossible Whopper and vegan fries. Sadly the nearest to me is 2 hours because the local place was run into the ground by heroin addicts.

Pretty minge, for the ham n cheesey cheese hot pasta dish thing they do thats got broccoli in it.