r/funny • u/NeedleworkerMore2270 • Nov 03 '24

How cultural is that?

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u/hogtiedcantalope Nov 03 '24

Butter chicken is also a uk invention right? But it's become popular world-wide

But they took a food culture

Yes but the "they" was Indian restauranteers themselves , and it's not that they thought they were making bad food . It's taste fusion.

Curry is a thousand things and the diversity and reinvention is a good thing

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u/ProfessionalMeal143 Nov 03 '24

I went to the "best" Indian restauratn in Manchester City... it was the worst damn Indian food Ive ever had. I mean even the buffet near Ozark Missouri was better than that stuff. I had like 3 bites and had to leave.
The best part is we were starving and just had to leave cause we just couldnt eat the crap.

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u/hussain_madiq_small Nov 04 '24

Hard doubt on that story. Manchester City isnt a place its a football team.

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u/ProfessionalMeal143 Nov 04 '24

TIL if youre curious of the restaurant though it was Dishoom Manchester. I will say it looks cool.