#103

Because I like plain.

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#104

Do u like garlic tho?

you can like what you like and you don’t have to answer to anyone, least of all me

#105

Yes but a plain naan would be my preference, naan wise

#106

FFS

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#107

Why have garlic when you could have keema?

#108

Does not compute

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#109

Unlucky

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#110

I have been known to dabble in peshwari, but always regret it. Like having a pudding with your meal

#111

Why have keema when you can have peshwari?

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#112

Too much meat

#113

Don’t understand this sorry.

#114

Should order an extra peshwari AS a pudding.

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#115

No thank you, like having a pudding with your meal as a wise man once said.

#116

Never had a pudding at an Indian or Chinese

#117

Really love the standard, uniform dessert menu at every Indian.

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#118

I’m with you on this.

#119

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Saag Paneer, Some old Daal, rice I made myself and Chicken Jalfrezi, on which I went ‘Desi style’ for a quid (worth it) and keema naan. Very impressed. Also had starters and all that. The starters were also impressive. The lack of poppadoms was less impressive, but don’t be acting like we haven’t got supplies to stick in the microwave on such an occasion. There were two pots of cumin laced yogurt for dipping.

YUM YUM

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#120

why is mixing pudding with your main a bad thing?

say no to conventions and stuff

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#121

No one has ever had a dessert at an Indian

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#122

I like to say ‘yes’ to conventions in the food field