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Re: Fish and Chips
Posted: Sun May 19, 2013 8:42 pm
by Hamlay
I often get a craving for fish, chips & mushy peas but after eating them always wished I'd not bothered.
...there is a place called the 'Weatherby Whaler' on the ring road in York which is always full of coach loads of OAP's attracted by the free Tea and extra portion of bread & butter. Not recommended.
Re: Fish and Chips
Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 2:53 am
by Nobbles
I often get a craving for fish, chips & mushy peas but after eating them always wished I'd not bothered.
SNAP....!!!!
not sure if you also experiance this but....when someone else has them you really fancy it..even having a chip and a bit of batter and fish and it always tastes so much better than when you go and buy your own.

Re: Fish and Chips
Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 4:54 am
by virginprune
They are best eaten at the seaside, any other time and they do tend to the disappointing end of the scale!
Re: Fish and Chips
Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 9:00 am
by cali4995
i had a couple ( okay it was 3) :lol: fish sandwhiches at shifty-the-clowns with some fries the other day (they were on special)
wish i hadn't bothered :puke: those cheap fu_kers are only putting half a piece of cheese on there now? can you believe it?
i thought we had a "proper" fish and chips shop on soi sampan? has that closed already? what happened there?

can't
say i've had a genuine english fish n chips meal? probably offered at the irish clock. i've heard their food is good. :party:

Re: Fish and Chips
Posted: Mon May 20, 2013 10:43 am
by Shado
I nearly never eat fish sandwiches at any fast food outlet. I rarely eat anything at a fast food outlet. However, a couple of weeks or so ago we were at Tesco Nee Dee with some of our little nieces from the village and they wanted to eat KFC. I opted for the KFC "crispy fish sandwich" and was pleasantly surprised. It wasn't too bad. I'd order it again under similar circumstances.