I gave Indian food 10+ different tries at places all over the country...
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Prince.Skeletor
Don’t Be Like He-Man
Indian food is an incorrect term.
There’s South Indian food, Rajasthani food, Punjabi food etc…
Saying Indian food is like saying food.
There’s South Indian food, Rajasthani food, Punjabi food etc…
Saying Indian food is like saying food.
Ukbrotha
Superstar
It took you going to 10 of their restaurants to determine it was trash? 10?
I can't imagine eating any type of food times to determine it was trash or not for me. 2 or 3 attempts would have been enough for me.
I've mostly like indian food but I've had some poor experiences.
I can't imagine eating any type of food times to determine it was trash or not for me. 2 or 3 attempts would have been enough for me.
I've mostly like indian food but I've had some poor experiences.
Vindaloo and Garlic NaanTrash?
Butter chicken
Garlic Naan
Lamb Biryani
Tikka any meat ()
Pakoras and samosas with the tamarind sauce
Vindaloo
Indian food is the father of Jamaican/Trini food so by default it can't be trash
some spicy ass palak paneer and goat biryani with garlic naan
Smells great..it tasted pretty good in San Diego 3 months ago...
Vandelay
Life is absurd. Lean into it.
If you like Caribbean food you'll like Indian food.
thekidfromqueens
the best borough
Piff Perkins
Veteran
If you don’t like Lamb Biryani you lost. Only bad thing about Indian food is that it’s expensive. If I’m feeling the urge for some type of ethnic food outside of cheap options like Mexican or Chinese, I usually end up getting Mediterranean because it’s less expensive than Indian. You can get a nice plate of Mediterranean shawarma for $10 whereas lamb biryani is at least gonna be $17.
Controversy
Superstar
True story, I got into indian while in college
I'd go to this indian food truck off of 37th & Walnut in Philly right next to Gimbel Gymnasium
This old, fat indian guy was the only one that worked there...he used old pots to cook the food...those pots looked like they been through wars
I would order chicken aloo (curry chicken, rice and potatoes) and when I tell you that sh*t would hit everytime for a grand total of 5 bones
It was plenty of food, and he would cook at your preferred spice level...I put all my ppl on to it
I still eat indian to this day but never found a place as good as that indian truck
I'd go to this indian food truck off of 37th & Walnut in Philly right next to Gimbel Gymnasium
This old, fat indian guy was the only one that worked there...he used old pots to cook the food...those pots looked like they been through wars
I would order chicken aloo (curry chicken, rice and potatoes) and when I tell you that sh*t would hit everytime for a grand total of 5 bones
It was plenty of food, and he would cook at your preferred spice level...I put all my ppl on to it
I still eat indian to this day but never found a place as good as that indian truck
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It all looks like diarrhea.
Wink Beaufield
Superstar
The one thing I miss about working in the office was my Bengali coworker hooking me up with her home cooking in our shared office. That lamb bryani was literally fire with the amount of spices she had on it. That Chana masala and basmati rice.
