Re: Iftari at a non-desi restaurant
why asif? scared to face your own hypocrises? whatever.
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No FG I do not. I have had chicken that wasn;t zabiha and will eat it if I really really want to have chicken.
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if mod wants to delete it from here, put it in religion.
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I asked him to delete it because he didn’t want to have zabiha debate in his thread. the obvious is not so obvious to you after all.
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How about macaroni grill or chinese....
I haven't been to apple bees for quite some time, my dad doesn't like it...:(
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Reincarnation, wow that was lot off of steam.
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The purpose of this thread was to list non-desi restaurants that serve food suitable for iftari, in other words resembles closest to out usual desi ifatri items.
Samajh paRRee?
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I like Sweet Water Tavern/Silverado's/Mikes Grill, same chain of restaurants. The bread balls they give out with sweetened whipped buetter is just mmmmm sooooo darn good. Food is good too.
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Parree,
There is this Spanish dish with some cheese between two rottis and some salad, that sounded like the best option last Ramadhan.
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Femme, only eating the complementary bread served before ordering doesn't count as a visit to the restaurant. Khaaya kya thaa?
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Oh then chinse buffet would be closet to desi iftari
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Lusi, Chinese buffet khaanay kay baad baRRay khaTTay dikkaar aatay haiN. No chincese for me.
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Sweet tomatoes....
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I usually have their grilled salmon which is very very moist. Come with some sauce and mashed potatoes. They also serve hickory grilled fish with rice or angel hair pasta and some sort of salsa(varies) which was very good. Then this other chicken dish of their is good too, don;t remember the name since i usually have their fish. Their cheese/spinach dip with tortilla chips(appetizer) is soooooooooo good. and their icecream on waffle with hot fudge is just mmmmmmmmmmm.
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eh? HOW Mr Fungum can you get “food closest to desi iftari items” from “other than desi” sources? WHO makes Sheer korma with all that unholy fat filled whole milk, or deep deep deep fries balls of GUMP and then dunks them with a THUD in excessively gooey-ly syrup perfumed like condensed versions of Taif rose gardens? AND who else - if not desis - mince those otherwise decent-sized palm-chucking almonds, pistachios and cashews into disrespectable puffs meant to be lightly sprinkled here and there and everywhere like drizzle before the storm? Good luck finding one culture with any shred of humanity to it that will willingly lay claim to orphaned kajukatris, kalakands, chumchums, meteor-sized baasi aloo key samosey, recycled extra-milky home-made yogurt with pooh-sized dahi badey and chappli kababs that taste and look like chappals… I wish you well.
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The cheesecake factory is good, lots of variety, you might wanna try that if there is one near you.
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quesadilla?
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I think the potatoe wedges sold at KFC are almost like aaloo kay pakoRRay
Red Lobster's appetizer sampler platter is just like fried stuff at iftari
and so on...
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reincarnation...dare I ask...who cooks at ur home?