Spare ribs peking style and house special fried rice

or

Lamb Captain Pathila with a peshwari naan?

Indian every time

Indian

injun

yum yum

Decision made. Who says you don't a consensus of opinion on here

injun although i just had chip 😉

Indian. Chinese has too much MSG.

Go for a doner with chilli and garlic sauce

Indian or Thai.

Chinese is pants.

Chinese has too much MSG.

You're eating the wrong stuff then!

Indian again!

Indian, although I would always go for a king prawn option.

Indian.
No question.

You're eating the wrong stuff then!

This is Cornwall – there is no access to the "right" stuff!

Good Indians and Thais aplenty, good Chinese very lacking.

I would rather have an average Chinese than an average Indian. But I would take a good Indian over the best Chinese anytime.

Indian food is by far much better than chinese in every shape or form.

its a tough decision but I would go Indian. just had mixed kebab meat and chips tho with extra chilli , lovely

Chinese is good though, its just hard to find a good one , I've had some shocking ones of late.

Indian, apart from Manchester where can you get a decent chinese?

A very good Chinese over a very good Indian.

Indian over Chinese. Everytime.
Indian food is as good veggi as it is with meat. Quite a trick to pull off.

Back in the late 1980's I travelled through China; the worst food I've ever seen and eaten; so little variety too. One meal turned out to be deep fried fat.
I'm sure it's different today, but regardless, Indian wins out every time.

My experience of eating in China is that it varies a lot in different areas – well it is a large place…. Never found anything like what we get in takeaways here though.

Never found anything like what we get in takeaways here though.

can apply that to India too

When I lived in That London I used to buy msg in bags at the chinese supermarket, if you dip your finger in it tastes like electric sherbet

I've gone off chinese food…. curry never fails though

curry is better, but theres something about chinese that calls me, id have hot and sour soup coming out of the tap if I could.

Always feel bloated eating a chinese then hungry 20 mins later, so Indian or Thai for me

We had Indian tonight.

I had chicken chat followed by Chicken Tikka Afghani.

curry never fails though

No, no, no! There are umpteen poor/average curry houses around these days. Cheap quality meat/poultry, tough/overcooked lamb, overcooked prawns, dishes that taste the same no matter the name, etc.

There's only one curry house I'd "trust" in the vicinity, but you can expect to pay IRO £30-£40/head for 3 courses. The rest are all a much of a muchness – very disappointing.

And the best Chinese in the area had gone under – ar5e! They were pricey but bloody good.

Why don't you for an English?

I have been a lifelong lover of Chinese food, but recently I have been so dissappointed everytime with it, that I think my Pallette must be changing so its a Ruby for me everytime now ! Mrs Jengin is well happy as Indian is her fave anyway

Whenever we have family or friends for a takeaway I always get a couple of jalfrezis to go with the chow meins, it's a bit more hassle but the combination is perfect.

India to eat.

Chinese and India to go out with.

I love a good indian, but it always makes me feel bloated for hours afterwards.

chinese if i'm not wanting something spicy and light, Indian when I'm craving spicyness, Thai when I want something between the two.