Best delivery: Indian or Thai?

[DeacHead]

Indian over Thai for sure, but for this particular topic, where I live all the Indian delivery requires a $20 min and Thai does not, so Thai wins by default.

 

[TexasDeac10]

Indian all day, though you have to live somewhere good to get it. In Chicago it was difficult to find cheap Indian downtown.

 

[bigdoublezero]

Getting delivery vietnamese tonight - banh mi and beef pho. Solid and cheap.

Also, Indian over Thai.

Delivery pho is never as good, though. Gotta get that bun cha gio.

 

[HeavyPetter]

also, ur lazy. my dawg appreciates it. i usually just walk him to the park and order from there. then when i get there its ready.

That's logistics.

 

[HeavyPetter]

vietnamese is da bomb

Poor choice of words.

 

[BigTreeDeac]

i prefer korma

This. Korma is just a fantastic dish. One of my good friends had his mother teach me how to make traditional Korma when I was in graduate school. Still blow people away to this day when I cook it because nobody thinks a super white dude can possibly cook proper Indian.

 

[myDeaconmyhand]

I don't think I can get Thai or Indian delivered in Winston.

me neither

 

[deacphan]

maybe you should hop on a bike and grab some.

 

[marquee moon]

me neither

http://www.yelp.com/biz/thai-sawatdee-winston-salem-2

 

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http://www.yelp.com/biz/thai-sawatdee-winston-salem-2

Good to know. I just ate at the teeter one yesterday. Lunch pho is a good deal.

 

[wakephan09]

Went down the street for a proper curry. Take out, but I tipped the lady because she called me sweety.

 

[marquee moon]

I can't say no to a decent Indian lunch buffet.

I wonder if Koreans like Indian buffets?

 

[buckets]

I can't say no to a decent Indian lunch buffet.

I wonder if Koreans like Indian buffets?

dude, koreans are ORIENTALS. meaning that they only like other oriental food, like chinese, japanese, maybe a little thai (maybe).

get with it.

 

[bigdoublezero]

Went down the street for a proper curry. Take out, but I tipped the lady because she called me sweety.

If you're going to play the Brit card, at least call it take-away.

 

[ChaosDeac]

Kinda fits here but I just discovered the wonder that is sambal ulek. Used to use sriracha in some dishes but it tended to overpower them. With the sambal it kicks up the spice without changing the flavors.

 

[bigdoublezero]

imma bout to OD on sambal next week in Bali.

 

[TheTwinAndreBen]

I said Thai bc Indian food does not travel well.

i'd say the opposite, tab.

agree with this. thai noodles are good to go simmering in travel, but i want naan nice and fresh and crispy. gets soggy in travel.

The only delivery place that is decent for either of these near me is a Thai place that also has curries. They don't have Naan. My whole deal is that with curry
take out you get the little box of rice and then some substandard slumdogg thin ass plastic container filled with piping hot curry liquid. The lid always is loose on those things and you are lucky if you dont have a panang volcano hazmat sitch on your hands by the time you get home. Its just not worth it.

 

[deacphan]

BACK ON THE DECLINE

 

[TheTwinAndreBen]

Yeah there isn't a proliferation of awesome injun food in the A. There are a few good places but they either dont deliver or are out in bumfuck.

 

[wakephan09]

If you're going to play the Brit card, at least call it take-away.

I live in AMERICA, so I will call it whatever I want to call it.