Here are some friends with simlar question as we.And I have this question for many days,anyone help us?
Kitty said: Yes.What do you prefer Chinese food o'r Indian?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(What do you prefer Chinese food o'r Indian?),it will help you,my kids.
Answer:
Chinese Dim Sum is the BEST!!
Indian, I love the flavor of curry. Also I am a wine drinker and Indian food goes better with wine.
Chinese
Its close but I'd say Chinese. I love the flavor.
Indian any and every day of the week.
I love both. But, I live in an area where it is too far to go to an Indian restaurant. So, Chinese wins by default .
chinese
They are both good, dont make us choose!
Chinese, but then the area I live in currently doesn't have an Indian restaurant. By Mithra I miss NYC.
Chinese. Indian is too spicy and give me an upset stomach.
I love them both! I do more Chinese as I've just moved to a small town and haven't found an authentic Indian place close.
Based upon the restaurants in the area - Chinese.
The Indian food served seems pretty focused upon curry and hot spices. Chinese food has a broader range of heat levels and flavor.
Both. Indian when consuming beer and Chinese when I am not.
Chinese
I LOVE ASIAN FOOD!!! Japanese is the best but Chinese is wonderful
the town i live in you have to go pretty far to get indian food, so i have never had it.
chinese food of course
Mmmm.. tough choice....
INDIAN
This is an almost unfair question. Growing up my favorite food was indian food, but my girlfriend of four years is Cantonese and they have the freshed and best seafood, noodles, and dim sum on the planet. In the end I have to say I prefer Indian food on a regular basis because of the herbs and spices and because sometimes cantonese food is jsut a bit too bland. And I definately prefer indian food to commercialized americanized chinese food. BUT, for really special high priced occassions nothing beats ordering a ton of lobster, crab, shrimp, fresh fish, geoduck clam, and shark fin soup from a cantonese restaurant.
Chinese food, my digestive system rejects the spicy food so I can't have curry or spicy food on daily base, just once in a week or once in a month. Chinese food (especially Cantonese Cuisine) is mild in taste, I can't stand Szechuan Hot Pot too, too spicy for me.
I like Thai green curry, Malaysian curry chicken, Indian curry lamb, so I take turns to have these food once in a while. I love naan and samosa. Naan can be eaten everyday!
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Kitty said: Yes.What do you prefer Chinese food o'r Indian?-I try seach this on internet but no results found.Maybe this is a stupid question.
Mike said: oh,no,you are wrong.I have found as below for this question(What do you prefer Chinese food o'r Indian?),it will help you,my kids.
Answer:
Chinese Dim Sum is the BEST!!
Indian, I love the flavor of curry. Also I am a wine drinker and Indian food goes better with wine.
Chinese
Its close but I'd say Chinese. I love the flavor.
Indian any and every day of the week.
I love both. But, I live in an area where it is too far to go to an Indian restaurant. So, Chinese wins by default .
chinese
They are both good, dont make us choose!
Chinese, but then the area I live in currently doesn't have an Indian restaurant. By Mithra I miss NYC.
Chinese. Indian is too spicy and give me an upset stomach.
I love them both! I do more Chinese as I've just moved to a small town and haven't found an authentic Indian place close.
Based upon the restaurants in the area - Chinese.
The Indian food served seems pretty focused upon curry and hot spices. Chinese food has a broader range of heat levels and flavor.
Both. Indian when consuming beer and Chinese when I am not.
Chinese
I LOVE ASIAN FOOD!!! Japanese is the best but Chinese is wonderful
the town i live in you have to go pretty far to get indian food, so i have never had it.
chinese food of course
Mmmm.. tough choice....
INDIAN
This is an almost unfair question. Growing up my favorite food was indian food, but my girlfriend of four years is Cantonese and they have the freshed and best seafood, noodles, and dim sum on the planet. In the end I have to say I prefer Indian food on a regular basis because of the herbs and spices and because sometimes cantonese food is jsut a bit too bland. And I definately prefer indian food to commercialized americanized chinese food. BUT, for really special high priced occassions nothing beats ordering a ton of lobster, crab, shrimp, fresh fish, geoduck clam, and shark fin soup from a cantonese restaurant.
Chinese food, my digestive system rejects the spicy food so I can't have curry or spicy food on daily base, just once in a week or once in a month. Chinese food (especially Cantonese Cuisine) is mild in taste, I can't stand Szechuan Hot Pot too, too spicy for me.
I like Thai green curry, Malaysian curry chicken, Indian curry lamb, so I take turns to have these food once in a while. I love naan and samosa. Naan can be eaten everyday!
correctness,It's Non-profit and only for informational purposes.
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