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loymclure

By loymclure,
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first id like to start off by naming queanbeyan maccas drive through as the worst place to take your car through my new rims now have a herpies rash. id like to bag the sh*t out of KFC fyshwick they gave us food and forgot all the sources and they only half filled our chips..........

id like to big it up for the punjabi hut in queanbeyan lol if your into spicey and give a round of applause to dominos, they always have the best tasting heart attack around.

feel free to name some places you've been coz im always looking for new places to eat and i find take out taste better than real food lol and its alot quicker to.

cheerz guys

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First thing that came into my mind.....Are you fat?

Slow Noodle Fast has become an institution in the lives of J, E and I and now many more of my friends.

Located in Queenbeyan and now Erindale, I recommend the number 15.

Best take-away ever!

leech_ Grand Master

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i swear we had a thread about a year ago on where was good to eat but i can't find it...

I have to many to list but fave's are

First Floor - Australian - Kingston

Jinseng - Chinese - Manuka

Thai Amarin - Thai - Erindale

The land of goat sphincter rings Grill - The land of goat sphincter rings - Erindale

leech_ Grand Master

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true dat it's my local chinese place... only downside is now when i try about 80% of the other chinese places in Canberra i think they taste like poo :/

jinseng in manuka one of the best chinese food restaraunts in canberra..
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Mama spice in Gungahlin, mmmmm... Cheap malasian, chinese good quality. krispy butter chicken! mmmmm

Tak Kee in Dickson, really good chinese authentic. you will be the only white person there :P best Laksa in town.

Rama's fijian indian in Pearce, authentic and really good if you like indian,

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id like to bag the sh*t out of KFC fyshwick they gave us food and forgot all the sources and they only half filled our chips..........

id like to big it up for the punjabi hut in queanbeyan lol if your into spicey and give a round of applause to dominos, they always have the best tasting heart attack around.

KFC in Fyshwick is the worst! They're so crabby and eww! I saw a couple, who were working there, whilstt working making out in the back and I was disgusted. I still ate my food, but.. how would anyone want to make out with.. ANY OF THEM! Gross.

I love domino's. Haven't heard much of pizza hut tho. Are they any good?

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Stay away from Pizza Hut, only reason i still go there is for freebies :), their only advantage over Dominos was the size of the pizzas and now thats changed. Dominos tastes better, uses better quality product and is a lot more professional (worked at hut for a year, 6 months as manager).

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^^^ i have always found the complete opposite. Every dominos ive had has been sparsely topped and abbout the size of my thumbnail, even their "special crusts" make me sick, litterally, theyre awful.

Pizza hut at least has a decent amount of toppings and a decent size.

But hell, if youre getting dominos or PH its not like youre after a quality feed anyway. Go to an actual restauraunt and pay $20 for a pizza if you're worried about stingyness.

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Domino's is awsome if you know what to order, try a bbq chicken with chili and pineapple (if your into hotfood) if not go a meatlovers with bbq sauce and all best on the tripple cheese crust.

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