The sooner everyone gets over 'street food' the better. Food is only nice if you're sat down comfy and have a plate to catch the drips.Originally Posted by Peter
No. it's a mish mash of Malay, Indonesian and Thai 'street food'.... didn't particularly remind me of anything I've had in Malaysia. I don't think you'd like it much.
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There are few finer dining experiences than being pissed up and having grease falling from your doner onto your shirt
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The last time I ate a doner on the walk between the station and home, I had to shower the minute I got in. The missus thought I'd been playing away or something and I had to explain that no, it was just that I was covered in stench and lamb grease.
Thai street food generally comes with a nice table and chairs.
It helps if you're 3' 6", naturally.
Then that's fine. Good old Johnny Thailander is plainly an eminently sensible chap. No, it's these pop-ups and 'street food festivals' that are the target of my ire. Handing a chap a styrofoam carton filled with curry and then expecting him to eat it with a plastic fork while standing in a busy London street is no way to carry on imo.Thai street food generally comes with a nice table and chairs.
It helps if you're 3' 6", naturally.
Fair one b, fair one.
Borough Market is full of people trying to eat things entirely unsuited to being eaten while standing up in a busy environment. I remember watching a group of tourists trying to eat laksa from flimsy plastic bowls while being repeatedly jostled. It was inadvertently hilarious.
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