Who likes Indian food here?

[Camel Jockey]

I think you guys get Indian food mixed up with pakistani/afghani foods. Nan and chicken tika are really afghani in origin, while sweets like jalapi and other stuff are indian. Most Indian places serve piss poor nan and chicken tika, unless they're owned by kashmiris or punjabis. I know they all seem the same, but most Indians do not make good biriani and other stuff because it's not really their type of food. And paki places suck at making sweets. You're not gonna get good everything in one specific place.


calmus, jalapi will make you fatter than onlyme.

[The Master]

I think you guys get Indian food mixed up with pakistani/afghani foods. Nan and chicken tika are really afghani in origin, while sweets like jalapi and other stuff are indian. Most Indian places serve piss poor nan and chicken tika, unless they're owned by kashmiris or punjabis. I know they all seem the same, but most Indians do not make good biriani and other stuff because it's not really their type of food. And paki places suck at making sweets. You're not gonna get good everything in one specific place.


calmus, jalapi will make you fatter than onlyme.



People should grow up, stop with this culinary shit, and just get burgers from McDonalds.

[calmus]

I think you guys get Indian food mixed up with pakistani/afghani foods. Nan and chicken tika are really afghani in origin, while sweets like jalapi and other stuff are indian. Most Indian places serve piss poor nan and chicken tika, unless they're owned by kashmiris or punjabis. I know they all seem the same, but most Indians do not make good biriani and other stuff because it's not really their type of food. And paki places suck at making sweets. You're not gonna get good everything in one specific place.


calmus, jalapi will make you fatter than onlyme.

I don't like jalapi, it was jaguar or someone else who was the fan.  This thread is making me hungry.

[spotter]

Developed a taste for it- especially the curries- when i lived in Hong Kong. Got some Thai food tonight but it didn't quite cut it.

There are some very good Indian Restaurants in Lower East Side of NYC, (near St. Marks Place.) 

[Camel Jockey]

This is very interesting. Almost flattered that you dudes like desi food.