Member Topic: Have you ever been addicted to a restaurant food item? - Page 21

Ordered it today but delivery boy was not in mood to deliver.. got refund though 🤣

Originally posted by: Zeal17

Ordered it today but delivery boy was not in mood to deliver.. got refund though 🤣

Seems delivery boy wants break 😆

Yea the steaks at one restro were delicious and better than my expectations when I first tried

Originally posted by: Zeal17

Ordered it today but delivery boy was not in mood to deliver.. got refund though 🤣

So you didnt have that item ? 😆

Free lemon fries from my Devars shop😆

Hyderabad biryani....can eat everyday.

Yes, back when I was in NCR. This place nearby office used to serve the best Afghani malai chaap tikka.

Another one in our SEZ : White sauce pasta with mushrooms and onions 😍

A slice of pineapple upside down from Doughlicious. (Can't find it anywhere in the town I currently live in 😭, lockdown k time I even bought the ingredients to make that tea cake on my own. Par alas 😆)

If I ever return to Gurgaon, it will be for that pasta and tea cake.

Originally posted by: Heisenberg17_

Go to Ealing Road in Wembley, you'll feel like you're in India, full of Gujjus. They even have "Don't spit paan" boards there. 🤣 You can even see one in this video 😆 full of Indian shops, clothes, food stalls, etc

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDkxHChpmTE&ab_channel=TravelsinIndia%2CLondon%26theUK

Ah yes, went there last year. There's a temple we visited, this random Gujju uncle ji joined us, explained everything, told us everything about the place and what not. Even offered us tea (we were a mixed group of 7-8 folks). I kept waiting for him to start publicising one of his shops or something but he just went off after dropping us to the main market.

Have to say though, those 'Don't spit' boards reflect so poorly on Desis

Never. I love a lot of different foods but get tired of things too quickly in general to feel addicted to any one thing tbh. That's why I always like variety 😆.

Restaurant ka to nahi pata, but before COVID happened, I was quite addicted to the foods from a roadside stall. Their aloo and sakarkand ki chaat was to die for and never had I ever tasted better ragda pattice than what they serve.

Also their chickpea fritters was out of this world.