Indeed. I would f**king love it if you could easily get dosas for breakfast over here.
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Indeed. I would f**king love it if you could easily get dosas for breakfast over here.
Mostly Cantonese I believe.
I accidentally went to an authentic Chinese restaurant once in Birmingham, most people were cooking their own stuff in the middle of the table and there was an abundance of intestines on the menu!
Indian food in India is MAGIC
Indeed. I would f**king love it if you could easily get dosas for breakfast over here.
Yep, similar applies to ‘Chinese’ food in England. Doesn’t bear much resemblance to the real thing.
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Indeed. I would f**king love it if you could easily get dosas for breakfast over here.
Indeed. I would f**king love it if you could easily get dosas for breakfast over here.
You can, sort of, I had Curry for breakfast at a Sri Lankan wedding in London including Dosas.
I went to an English owned Indian restaurant once in Blackpool, they made us pay before they served the food and the starter was Bombay Mix.
Makes me wanna Korai
Careful, all that bread,you'll end up being as sick as a parathaI told my Naan about this, and she felt the same. I'd got in a right lime pickle.. so she gently chapati'd me on the head, then told me not to worry as the future looked Roti.
Indeed. I would f**king love it if you could easily get dosas for breakfast over here.
So how upset would your average Indian be? Would he or she be as upset as I would be, if I discovered that Indians used the word "bread" to describe food that wasn't really bread? Because I don't honestly think I'd care.