We call them fish sticks, but yeah I'm a fan of them also.

Try Brown Sauce in Tea, trust me.

Intermission Brown Sauce Delish - YouTube

I feel like throwing up.;)

This hour change is ****ing me up. Last night it would've been midnight but it's not even 11 yet. I have to adjust. Plus side though, I get to sleep an extra hour.

Fish and Chips gross? Good God Fish and Chips is fantastic. H-SALT for victory.

Fish finger sandwiches are awesome, don't hate.


And I won't be accepting a cup of tea from you anytime soon Conor! Haha.

They are, but because there is so much competition between them, a really bad Indian or Chinese doesn't survive, so for that reason they tend to be of a high standard in general. The quality of food eating in, always tends to be better than takeaway though.

Our taste buds must greatly differ, when I eat it, I just tend to taste a soggy, greasy mess of a meal, but maybe in the USA it's done a lot better.

Granted I've never had what may be deemed authentic. I've had them at ye olde ship inn. H-salt is pretty damn tasty.

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You know, I've actually heard from a friend of mine who went to China on a school trip, that actual Chinese food is pretty gross. Just straight grease. Not to mention the fact that the majority of Chinese food doesn't make it over here, since by all accounts they'll eat just about anything.

I can't speak about Chinese food in China but here it's the second most popular for dining out and usually the most expensive as well. I'm not a huge fan, but when I do eat Chinese I usually enjoy it quite a lot and to be fair have never ever eaten greasy Chinese.

I'm something of a food connoisseur, I would say the following are the best I've ever tasted either in various restaurants in different countries or actually visiting the country itself.

In no special order:

Indian
Thai
Italian
French
Spanish
Mexican
Vietnamese
Hungarian
Turkish
Peruvian

Hell Peruvian must be one of the hidden gems of a cuisine in the world