favourite fast food?

Tarzana2

Funkfield wrote: »

Boojum

/thread

So over the burrito thing. Very samey after a while.

Sugar Thief

frag420 wrote: »

Chicken vindaloo, boiled rice, chips, onion bhajis, plain naan and a pint of ice cold milk!!

I want a pint of ice cold milk now.

Tarzana2

Boscoirl wrote: »

Was disappointed in KCs, the burger was tasty, but the chips were a disappointment. They don't put the salt n vinegar on in the place( they didn't the two times I was there), a cardinal sin IMO

Did they or you ask? It's not something that'd be done automatically, not everyone likes it.

Tarzana2

endofrainbow wrote: »

Doner Kebab - light on the chilli sauce, heavy on the garlic, not so much veggies and plenty of gooey doner meat

Gooey?

Tarzana2

bee06 wrote: »

I'm not a fan of KC's either. Lennox's is way better.

Was never at KC's when I lived in Cork, but loved Lennox's. I also loved Chipsy Kings on North Main Street. They did skinny proper chipper chips, so rare! As a fan of skinny chips over chunky, I was in heaven!

wylie

Chipper,
Smoked cod and chips....loaded with salt and vinegar.

redarmy

Leg of fish:)

Boscoirl

Tarzana2 wrote: »

Did they or you ask? It's not something that'd be done automatically, not everyone likes it.

I didnt ask, probably should have, they had sachets out on display, presumed that was their set up. Most places I have been to always ask

the salt and vinegar needs time to soak into the chips:cool:

Tarzana2

firestarter51 wrote: »

istanbul turkish kebab
oliver plunkett st
mixed grill kebab with rice, great stuff

Forgot about this place! Loved it when I lived in Cork. But WHY would someone get a kebab and not get lovely pitta bread with it?

Tarzana2

Boscoirl wrote: »

I didnt ask, probably should have, they had sachets out on display, presumed that was their set up. Most places I have been to always ask

the salt and vinegar needs time to soak into the chips:cool:

I'm the opposite, if I'm bringing chips home, I never get vinegar put on in the takeaway, I do it myself at home as the chips lose their crispiness if it's applied in the takeaway.

padd b1975

Stone baked pizza.

wardy2

Supersize everything and a diet coke with it...

wylie

padd b1975 wrote: »

Stone baked pizza.

"stoned" and a "baked pizza"???

Molester Stallone II

Putinovsky wrote: »

Jaysus the Corkonians are out in force today..

It's where they'll all be going Xmas day for their dinners

padd b1975

wylie wrote: »

"stoned" and a "baked pizza"???

Nope, just the pizza.

wylie

padd b1975 wrote: »

Nope, just the pizza.

Good, drugs are for losers

firestarter51

Tarzana2 wrote: »

Forgot about this place! Loved it when I lived in Cork. But WHY would someone get a kebab and not get lovely pitta bread with it?

Comes with two large pitta breads made fresh to order
With rice and a can I think it's €19
Pricey but nice and fresh

Poor Uncle Tom

Juicy red Royal Gala, mmmmm

Best fast food ever....

Cienciano

Thought people were talking shíte about KC's, but would almost drive down from Dublin after looking at their menu online.
I've been to loads of chippers in Dublin that were supposed to be amazing and TBH, they're all identical. Same auld shíte. Seems that cork is leading the way when it comes to chippers

Charlie19

Jelly Jack wrote: »

KFC all the way. 20 piece bucket with fries and gravy on the side plus 2 large cokes !

20 pieces of chicken:eek:

I myself go for Singapore Chicken Chow Mein and Chicken & Cheese pastry rolls from my local Chinese.

JillyQ

Suprised nobody has mentioned salt n pepper in salthill. Love there garlic fries.

Smiles35

Trigger Happy wrote: »

Zaytoon kebabs!

Will people please stop mentioning Zaytoon on here. I don't really know how yous convince yourselves it's good while on your lunchbreaks or whatever but it's not.

flunkyfearsome

Right now I'd kill a ceaser salad chicken burger

Markcheese

firestarter51 wrote: »

where is this place ?
does it exist

Not unless I get off my ass and open one ,done the menu and tested it on family and friends though-

Menas

Noblong wrote: »

Will people please stop mentioning Zaytoon on here. I don't really know how yous convince yourselves it's good while on your lunchbreaks or whatever but it's not.

Its all about opinion, and thats the thing you see, different people like different stuff.

_Kaiser_

Depends on the mood really... can be a Chinese, or a Dominos or just a fish/burger and chips

If talking restaurants then Hillbilly's in Fairview (one in Cork too) is far better than KFC but if the choice is BK or McD then BK all the way

Egginacup

Cienciano wrote: »

Thought people were talking shíte about KC's, but would almost drive down from Dublin after looking at their menu online.
I've been to loads of chippers in Dublin that were supposed to be amazing and TBH, they're all identical. Same auld shíte. Seems that cork is leading the way when it comes to chippers

Am I looking at the wrong menu? I see a KC and sons menu but it isn't a chipper. It's filled pita breads. That's not a chipper by any stretch of the imagination.

Birneybau

Egginacup wrote: »

Am I looking at the wrong menu? I see a KC and sons menu but it isn't a chipper. It's filled pita breads. That's not a chipper by any stretch of the imagination.

Also does burger and chips and other such chipper fare.

The menu has many pages...

Egginacup

I guess it all depends on whether you're plastered or not. There are certain things I would eat after a bellyfull of beer that I wouldn't touch sober.
If anybody has ever been in the US and had the pleasure of trying White Castle or Jack in the Box when you're locked will know what I mean. Same goes for Shoarma in Amsterdam....manna from heaven when you're smashed but inedible when you're sober.
I like Chinese food but the chinese takeaways in Ireland are the absolute worst I've ever tried...EVER!!

Favourite fast food when not locked would be a curry or fried chicken.

Egginacup

Birneybau wrote: »

Also does burger and chips and other such chipper fare.

The menu has many pages...

Ah, yes. So it does. Missed that. Seems pretty good.

JONJO THE MISER

Hillbillys breast in a bun meal.

anncoates

I used to have this mysterious, internal homing beacon that switched on and led me to Ricks (Dame Street, Dublin) after a certain amount of drink was taken. On arrival, it would hypnotize me into buying two portions of cheesey chips.

To Elland Back

Love;
Schezuan Beef Curry
Thai Green Curry
Big Mac

Would Eat;
Chipper chips
Chipper Burger
Breakfast Roll
Pizza

Wouldn't touch
Abrakebabra
KFC

RollieFingers

People who eat "food" from Supermacs should be put down!

Magico Gonzalez

Used to like a nice gravy chip, can't really get them in Ireland. Proper thick chips, loads of dirty gravy, vinegar, HP sauce and salt. Only when lamped. Love the haggis and chips in Scotland...again, better after a rake of booze.

A good burger is pretty near the top, that or a good burrito. Both can be enjoyed sober.

Boscoirl

If you want a good gravey chip. Go to the chicken hut in Limerick and ask for a super snack box

Robsweezie

anyone like subway????

Menas

Robsweezie wrote: »

anyone like subway????

Great hangover food!

branie2

A plain cheeseburger

Markcheese

Robsweezie wrote: »

anyone like subway????

Yup- but it's a sandwich -which yes is food and undoubtably fast ,but I wouldn't really include it in my favorite fast food (might stretch that for a meatball marinara-

Cienciano

anncoates wrote: »

I used to have this mysterious, internal homing beacon that switched on and led me to Ricks (Dame Street, Dublin) after a certain amount of drink was taken. On arrival, it would hypnotize me into buying two portions of cheesey chips.

Ricks is great. NEver there sober, but after a few pints it's amazing

MollyBrown

Love: Macari
Capri Grill (Naas)

Hate: Abrakebabra (rip off, bad quality)

RobbieTheRobber

Cienciano wrote: »

Ricks is great. NEver there sober, but after a few pints it's amazing

A couple of years back they served me a chicken fillet burger which was not just under cooked but was raw in the middle. I have never considered stepping through the door since.

Ush1

Drumstix in Ballincollig in Cork is very underrated. Far superior to KFC.

I've had King Creoles once and thought it was woeful.

razorblunt

KC's is good alright but their chips are downright appalling compared to everything else.
I have to say I think the Golden Fry down the road from it is better again though, haven't booked my usual Easter flights homet yet, might just bring it forward by a week!

RoboRat

American Burger with Chips in Sammys Leixlip
Chicken curry, chips and curry triangles from the flaming wok in Clane (best Chinese I have ever tasted)
Kebab meat, salad, sauce and chips (cant eat bread)
I love a good Mhurg Bhuna curry
At home I love chilli hummus and chilly Ryvita flatbreads... delish

wretcheddomain

Deep fried horse with anchovies dipped in white wine vinegar.

realdanbreen

Runner Beans.!

starlit

Take-away pizza when freshly made mmm yummy and chips/wedges.:) Can't have mayo though gives me indigestion/heartburn...showing my age!

Mesrine65

Chimichanga's & beer with a Tequila chaser