Yes, when I am in Malaysia curries were my standard breakfast along with tea taree.
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Yes, when I am in Malaysia curries were my standard breakfast along with tea taree.
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vastly underated dosa's and not easy to come by in East bangkok
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Tea Tarek (pulled), yes bloody good, Thai stuff dont come near
when in Malysia tends to be curry 3 times a day for me, with an occasional Rendang. Their Cantonese stuff is good as well
Breakfast is a real pleasure in Malaysia. One of the few places where the usually boring Cantonese food happens to be tasty too.Quote:
Originally Posted by reinvented
But for me only for dinner. Out on Guersey Drive or a harder to find neighborhood food court. But Roti Canai and a curry or Rendang for lunch. Just so many great places.Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
I found a place I have never found again that did a beef biriyani with the beef seasoned with the Rendang spices. A mistake for sure.
We're going off topic here, but for good Nasi Kandar (Indian Muslim, biryani etc) in Penang if you're in town, try Line Clear.Quote:
Originally Posted by aging one
For banana leaf curries, Veloo Villas in Little India (they have 2 branches with another on the way to the airport).
For a bit more of a restaurant feel, Sri Ananda Bahwan in Tanjung Bungah on the way to Batu Ferringhi (the butter chicken is unbelievably good). There are other branches, but this is the best and they sell beer.
who can resist minimal effort for breakie, 20 seconds of radiation and its just like it wasn't last night.
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It's basically cheese on toast really, innit?
It is and invented by the Welsh but we know there's loads of ignorami on here won't accept that. :)
Well, technically, the first pizza was actually English, wasn't it? :)Quote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
The Story of the Sandwich - HISTORY
Stop. Just stop. A pizza has nothing even close to do with a fucking sandwich.Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
What are you talking about?Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
It is said that people have been eating flatbreads with toppings etc for hundreds of years but, clearly, it wasn't until we English created the sandwich (bread, meat, etc) that the thing was refined. Those Neapolitans should give us more credit!
Along with curry, pizza is yet another quintessentially British food. Can we at least agree on this? :)
We can agree that you come from a small island and have a very fragile ego and low sense of self-worth. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
The sun always sets on always sets on the British Empire and enjoy your American baked beans. Another one that many of you tried to claim falsely as your own.
:rofl:
Only because they're jealous.Quote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
No idea who put this together first but I'd give it a shot as the sun was coming up, kebab meat inside a pizza.
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No, it's not.Quote:
Originally Posted by hallelujah
soggy left over pizza?Quote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
:puke:
Such haters on here
Yep, hating soggy left over pizza.
Up your game, dipshit. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by malmomike77
I can make a pizza at home that looks far better...
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But I would rather go out for this gut bomb...
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*burp*
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Kebab inside a pizza
by the beard of zeus
^I'm both horrified and fascinated at the same time :)
So that was not your pic than?Quote:
Originally Posted by Headworx
My pics are mine on this thread.
^No it's not my pic because we can't get them here. But the pic was in one of the local food groups here recently and it's not just me hoping one of the hundred or so pizza joints around town has a go at making them, I think they'd be close to perfect as drunk food.
Another iconic Brit brekky
https://i.imgur.com/VwRMmhm.jpg
What is it?
Kippers on toast?