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Indian or Thai?
What’s your favourite kind of restaurant between these-two?
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I find Thai food to be a little more nuanced than Indian personally, in a pleasurable way, so it’ll have to be that for me. I’d rather eat out at a Thai restaurant than an Indian, even if Indian would naturally be the default takeaway-choice. People don’t really order Thai on a home-delivery basis. You’ve kinda gotta go out to eat it. That’s the implicit idea anyway, for better or worse.
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It goes in one end as food and comes out the other end as waste
You will be making love to a pot noodle next with that nuanced crap |
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I like both.
But I have childhood memories with Indian food, plus they have Rogan Josh.:dance: |
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I've never had it from an authentic Thai place. |
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We're finally getting Korean and Mexican food more mainstream where I live, which is great to see.:dance: |
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How do you take to Thai, Kate?
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Indian by far
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And I would say that if you like spicy foods then you'll be a big fan of Korean food. Kimchi being the mildest in terms of spice levels. |
Indian, its my favourite over all cuisine in fact
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Love both if we’re talking authentic Indian/Thai food.
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Another thing taking me to Wythenshawe this summer, besides barbecues. Talk of the devil. |
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