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Just ordered one for 5.
£110.
Bit shocked!
What are the prices in your area?
£110.
Bit shocked!
What are the prices in your area?
Chinese Takeaway
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Depends what you ordered. Me and 3 mates went out on Friday night to my local Indian. I think it’s the same price sitting in as takeaway - not sure though. 6 poppadoms, 3 starters, 4 large and two small beers. 4 Naans, 4 rices, four average main meals. Came to £135 before the tip. Here’s the takeaway prices. https://www.passagetoindias.co.uk/menu.php
Our usual weekly jaunt to our local, (all you can eat), Chinese buffet usually comes to around £108 including drinks, (we only ever drink diet coke because I don't like lager).
Take away for my wife and I comes to around £35-£50 depending on what we order.
Take away for my wife and I comes to around £35-£50 depending on what we order.
Cheaper than that. Because there's just the two of us, we order large so we have enough for two evenings which means we can get a bit more variety.
Chinese used to be 24 quid Indian 34 quid. The last 18 months prices have gone up, Chinese about 30-32, Indian had got to about 50 quid so we knocked it on the head, then a new one opened up and with our 'loyalty discount' of 10% we're paying about 35 quid.
Usual order would be 1 x keema naan, 1 x peshwari naan, 1 keema rice, chicken biryani which comes with a small veg curry, another chicken dish and lamb boona. An oinion bhaji and poppadoms with dips would add a bit.
Chinese used to be 24 quid Indian 34 quid. The last 18 months prices have gone up, Chinese about 30-32, Indian had got to about 50 quid so we knocked it on the head, then a new one opened up and with our 'loyalty discount' of 10% we're paying about 35 quid.
Usual order would be 1 x keema naan, 1 x peshwari naan, 1 keema rice, chicken biryani which comes with a small veg curry, another chicken dish and lamb boona. An oinion bhaji and poppadoms with dips would add a bit.
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Went for a Chinese meal for my Dulcie last week.
About £125 for 5 sit down.
This is a bit posh (ish) David Beckham would eat here whenever lived this part and have seen Rod Stewart too.
About £125 for 5 sit down.
This is a bit posh (ish) David Beckham would eat here whenever lived this part and have seen Rod Stewart too.
I was talking to Rod and Becks only the other night. They said they went to the same Chinky as you.
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Chinese takeaway would be about £60 for 5 of us.
Took the gf for a thai the other night and we had a bill of £90
Took the gf for a thai the other night and we had a bill of £90
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Takeaway, hmm. Not had one, unless those toasted things you get in motorway services count.
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When you see Ray Winston ask him about the Thai we used to go to.
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Bread ?
I did. He said she was all bollux.
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Balls
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When I was 17 I went out with a Chinese girl without even knowing it. Her surname was Poon.
She was the first girl I ever went down on, and that didn't ring any bells either.
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Imitation bread, used like cardboard, so you have to suck out the imitation cheese and imitation ham.
No. 72 on the menu.
