there is this restaurant that makes really nice food

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fatty but still very tasty.
i ate fried rice with egg in it and tikka chicken and vegetables

i'm not saying other indian restaurant aren't tasty but this one is one of the coolest.

tho i know they aren't friendly for individuals and vegetarians. i remember that from the past.

too band i didn't took pictures

let me know what is your favorite restaurant

ps
glad to return. i had an internet problem.

and one more question: do you exercise outside even when it's cold?

I love Indian food. Indian food is my favorite. I usually go for chicken or bean curry though I can eat other curries. Unfortunately my favorite Indian restaurants are overseas. One is called Shanti Deli, I believe. They do delivery. Their cheese nan is the best. But yes, most Indian dishes are rather fatty.

I also enjoy looking at pictures of delicious-looking food, either meals or cakes and cookies etc. When I see a picture of delicious-looking food on the Internet, I even save it on my computer. My sister overseas sometimes sends me pics of yummy-looking dishes/cakes etc she had. I love them.

I don't do exercise whether it's hot, mild or cold. I'm simply too lazy for that. But luckily I don't easily put on weight, though I know weight is not the only reason for people to do exercise.

where do you live?

it doesn't has to be fatty i guess

the tandoor is a real miracle because it gives food a good taste

oh god how much i like food

That sounds like it would be a good restaurant to eat at. I also exercise whether it's hot or cold.

do you have a favorite restaurant?
i'm not vegetarian but does anyone is?

I live in Australia, but I seldom go to restaurants here.

I like tandoori chicken and also some mince meat cooked on a skewer, I can't remember its name.

I'm vegetarian and I like indian food. There aren't any good restaurants near us though. My mum makes curry sometimes but it's not the same.

i've once ate one of the coolest curries. it was banana curry. i've uploaded the picture and posted here already. it's really cool.

from my experience. the vegetarian and even non vegetarian indian cook books won't make the same foods. for more than more reason maybe.

me too don't remember its name

so does marinating chicken really makes it juicy when cooked? i guess the secret will also be a very very hot oven or a real tandoor with smoke

why do you call it tandoori and not tandoor?

I think marinating gives chicken good flavor well into the meat. But I think tandoori chicken is generally rather dryish than juicy. Yes, I think the tandoor must be doing some magic to whatever is cooked in it.

I don't know why it's called tandoori chicken. I always hear tandoori chicken, not tandoor chicken. Foreign words are always difficult. Maybe tandoori is the adjective form of tandoor? As in "a Pakistani person" as opposed to "Pakistan". This is just my wild guess. I might be completely wrong.

My favourite is Nusantara in Berlin, Germany. They are an Indonesian restaurant, and the food they serve reminds me of my grandmother's cooking. And I don't say that often.

Y'all are making me HUNGRY!

Sylkat

I would have to drive for half an hour to go to the nearest good restaurant, so my family and I seldom go to restaurants(not to mention the cost of restaurant food). However, the best restaurant I know of is Real Seafood Company, in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

I go to Indian resturant near where I live. The food is lovely and good value.

Indian food is probably my favorite food. (Seafood would be my other choice) There's a delicious family owned Indian restaurant about 30 minutes away that my mom and I like to go to as often as we can. I introduced her to Indian food and now she likes it as much as I do. The butter chicken is our personal favorite but we like basically anything there.

I'd love to be back in Berlin.