What's your Indian takeaway order?

[PrincessHoneysuckle]

Cant wait for ours later I'm having.
Chicken tikka Balti,chips,garlic rice and chappati 😋

Before dairy intolerance diagnosis chicken tikka paneer with cheese naan (was always so poorly afterwards, at least I now know why)

Since diagnosis I haven't been able to find a takeaway that has a dairy free meal available

Poppadoms with mango chutney and raita.
Chicken Tikka saag
Pilau rice
Garlic naan
Brinjal bhaji
Saag aloo

I haven’t had a proper curry in ages. It’s my birthday at the end of the month and as we can’t go out for dinner I think we’ll be having a curry!

Vegetable samosa
Mango chicken curry
Garlic naan

Chicken bhuna, lamb bhuna, prawn bhuna, mushroom rice, bag of chips, keema naan and 9 poppadoms.

Oh and saag aloo.

Tandoori chicken, onion bhaji or tandoori mixed grill to start.

Chicken korma for the kids

Chicken dupiaza or lamb rogon josh, and something with paneer in.

Poppodoms and chutneys
Mixed kebab starter
Chicken passanda and peshwari naan

Lamb pathia, korma sauce (or convince someone to get a korma and steal theirs), poppadoms, mango chutney, raita, naan (usually keema or peshwari), samosas, onion bhajis, sag aloo.... And I suppose DH can have something!

Just reading this whilst eating a cheese omelet

@Bubblysqueak there is an awesome vegan Indian cookbook called Zaika that has lots of easy recipes.
I know it’s not the same as a takeaway though.

Thanks for that @Thinkle think I'll give that a go.

If I'm getting it from an "English style" restaurant it would be chicken achari with a cheese and garlic naan.
If I'm getting real home style from a local takeaway then Lamb karahi desi style on the bone with roti and green chilli chutney!

We deliberately always get enough to have lunch the next day.
We don't get mains just starters and sides some shared.

Roast potatoes and cashew nuts (shared)
Chicken sekua starter (Dp)
Muttar paneer side (me)
Ghee rice X1 (shared)
Chapati (1each)

Saved for lunch next day
X2 Tandoori roti (1 each)
My left over half chapati (shared)
X2 Dahl massalam side (1 each)

Roast potatoes and cashew nuts is starter sized.

Chicken tikka Bhuna
Plain Naan
Mint sauce

Chicken dhansak & boiled rice
Bombay aloo
Onion bhajis
Garlic naan

I’m salivating at the thought!

I didn't know garlic rice was a thing!!
Onion bajhis or veg pakora
Veg korma
Pilau rice
Spiced onion and mango chutney
Garlic naan

Chicken Madras, plain boiled rice (me)
Butter chicken, onion bhajis (dh)
Bombay potatoes and a couple of poppadoms to share

mmmmmmm

Onion bhaji
Poppodums and sundries
Chicken dupiaza
Pilau rice
Garlic naan

LUSH

Chicken tikka korma
Basmati rice
Peshwari naan
Chips
Seekh kebab

Lamb dhansak, pilau rice and either a peshwari or a garlic and cheese naan.

I went to an Indian restaurant in York at the start of the year and had the most amazing mushroom lentil dish - honestly I still think about it now! So that, if I could. But usually veggie korma, mushroom rice and some sort of naan 😊

Prawn or Chicken Chat Puree
Harially Chicken
Lamb Xacuti
Chana Masala
Corn Malai
Pilau Rice
Peshwari Nan

That used to be our ideal meal but we moved and now it's just a memory.

Well whatever it is I’m not sharing ( Gavin and Stacey)

Take away 2 at home is the 3 curry meal deal for about £13.
Wow! That sounds cheap, we get 2 mains (large silver foil take away container) and 2 sides for about £25.

It's 3 small foil containers of curry and £1.50 extra for mixed pakora instead of just veg.

I live in the arse end of nowhere so when my local was not delivering I looked on Just Eat and got the shock of my life when my basket came out at nearly £30!