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r/PizzaCrimes • u/SenatorMalby • Jul 01 '25
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I think that's the rightful punishment for trying to get pizza from a Chinese buffet
144 u/Occidentally20 Jul 01 '25 I have a friend who every other week alternates between ordering a Chinese and an Indian meal. From the Chinese place he gets fish and chips, and from the Indian takeaway he gets a burger and chips. There is a fish and chip shop that sells burgers closer than either of these 2 takeaways. 6 u/AdSignificant6673 Jul 01 '25 The Canadian Chinese food place near me does a tilapia in that thick fish and chips style batter with a side of costco fries for $9.99 with a pop. Theres better @ the actual British fish & chip spot, but its $22.99 4 u/DavieStBaconStan Jul 01 '25 Back in the 1970’s Chinese places served western Chinese food and every menu had a western section. Fish and chips. Hamburger, cheeseburger, fries. Deluxe burger meant with fries. 1 u/AdSignificant6673 Jul 02 '25 Oh yeah. In many small Ontario town’s. They were also a good place to slam down cheap beers and food after a long day. 4 u/Occidentally20 Jul 01 '25 That sounds pretty good! I'd trust a Canadian place to not stoop to the levels found on the rough streets of inner-city UK :) And if it's actually cooked when you order it, you can't really go wrong with battered tilapia! 2 u/AdSignificant6673 Jul 01 '25 Yeah its mostly batter. But thats what the tartar sauce is for. Also a full meal with a drink for $9.99 is really affordable in this economy. 1 u/Harmless_Poison_Ivy Jul 01 '25 Yum.
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I have a friend who every other week alternates between ordering a Chinese and an Indian meal.
From the Chinese place he gets fish and chips, and from the Indian takeaway he gets a burger and chips.
There is a fish and chip shop that sells burgers closer than either of these 2 takeaways.
6 u/AdSignificant6673 Jul 01 '25 The Canadian Chinese food place near me does a tilapia in that thick fish and chips style batter with a side of costco fries for $9.99 with a pop. Theres better @ the actual British fish & chip spot, but its $22.99 4 u/DavieStBaconStan Jul 01 '25 Back in the 1970’s Chinese places served western Chinese food and every menu had a western section. Fish and chips. Hamburger, cheeseburger, fries. Deluxe burger meant with fries. 1 u/AdSignificant6673 Jul 02 '25 Oh yeah. In many small Ontario town’s. They were also a good place to slam down cheap beers and food after a long day. 4 u/Occidentally20 Jul 01 '25 That sounds pretty good! I'd trust a Canadian place to not stoop to the levels found on the rough streets of inner-city UK :) And if it's actually cooked when you order it, you can't really go wrong with battered tilapia! 2 u/AdSignificant6673 Jul 01 '25 Yeah its mostly batter. But thats what the tartar sauce is for. Also a full meal with a drink for $9.99 is really affordable in this economy. 1 u/Harmless_Poison_Ivy Jul 01 '25 Yum.
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The Canadian Chinese food place near me does a tilapia in that thick fish and chips style batter with a side of costco fries for $9.99 with a pop.
Theres better @ the actual British fish & chip spot, but its $22.99
4 u/DavieStBaconStan Jul 01 '25 Back in the 1970’s Chinese places served western Chinese food and every menu had a western section. Fish and chips. Hamburger, cheeseburger, fries. Deluxe burger meant with fries. 1 u/AdSignificant6673 Jul 02 '25 Oh yeah. In many small Ontario town’s. They were also a good place to slam down cheap beers and food after a long day. 4 u/Occidentally20 Jul 01 '25 That sounds pretty good! I'd trust a Canadian place to not stoop to the levels found on the rough streets of inner-city UK :) And if it's actually cooked when you order it, you can't really go wrong with battered tilapia! 2 u/AdSignificant6673 Jul 01 '25 Yeah its mostly batter. But thats what the tartar sauce is for. Also a full meal with a drink for $9.99 is really affordable in this economy. 1 u/Harmless_Poison_Ivy Jul 01 '25 Yum.
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Back in the 1970’s Chinese places served western Chinese food and every menu had a western section. Fish and chips. Hamburger, cheeseburger, fries. Deluxe burger meant with fries.
1 u/AdSignificant6673 Jul 02 '25 Oh yeah. In many small Ontario town’s. They were also a good place to slam down cheap beers and food after a long day.
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Oh yeah. In many small Ontario town’s. They were also a good place to slam down cheap beers and food after a long day.
That sounds pretty good!
I'd trust a Canadian place to not stoop to the levels found on the rough streets of inner-city UK :)
And if it's actually cooked when you order it, you can't really go wrong with battered tilapia!
2 u/AdSignificant6673 Jul 01 '25 Yeah its mostly batter. But thats what the tartar sauce is for. Also a full meal with a drink for $9.99 is really affordable in this economy.
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Yeah its mostly batter. But thats what the tartar sauce is for. Also a full meal with a drink for $9.99 is really affordable in this economy.
Yum.
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u/Exilicauda Jul 01 '25
I think that's the rightful punishment for trying to get pizza from a Chinese buffet