Chip shop curry english style

[tez101]

I love the Thai and Indian food in Pattaya but one thing i loved when i went back to the UK was

the chip shop curry they put on the chips there. Its a non spicy gravy type curry that is put

over chips from the fish and chip stores in the UK. I can't find it anywhere in Australia and last time

i checked all the British places here and none of them had it, which was surprising since its so popular in

the UK.

 

Has anyone had some over here or know where to get it?

[RAM8]

I love the Thai and Indian food in Pattaya but one thing i loved when i went back to the UK was

the chip shop curry they put on the chips there. Its a non spicy gravy type curry that is put

over chips from the fish and chip stores in the UK. I can't find it anywhere in Australia and last time

i checked all the British places here and none of them had it, which was surprising since its so popular in

the UK.

 

Has anyone had some over here or know where to get it?

 

You should know by now that Oz is at least three years behind the times. Sounds delicious, though. Perhaps a business opportunity for you.

[bmwman]

You should be able to order it over the internet from England.I,ll have a look for you mate(imagine a POM helping an AUSSIE) lol

[blueboy0510]

I love the Thai and Indian food in Pattaya but one thing i loved when i went back to the UK was

the chip shop curry they put on the chips there. Its a non spicy gravy type curry that is put

over chips from the fish and chip stores in the UK. I can't find it anywhere in Australia and last time

i checked all the British places here and none of them had it, which was surprising since its so popular in

the UK.

 

Has anyone had some over here or know where to get it?

 

the queeen vic on soi honey does UK style curry sauce on chips, about 80bt I think

[meaty]

a lot of chippies use dinaclass curry in the uk,i think this is the one your talking about,its a powder and you just add water.check online someone will sell it

[merlin99]

this what your after ?

 

http://www.shop.kpkfoods.com/groceries-gravy-sauces-online-pattaya.php#sauces

 

Bisto Chip Shop Curry Sauce 200 gram Price: 190 Baht

[feelus]

Wow I'm from oz and never been to the uk but what you describe sounds interesting and I am curious to try it. So it just tastes like a mix between gravy and curry but not spicy? Can't be healthy I would imagine

[Bobdabilda]

I used to work in a seaside bar/restaurant.

All the surfer types from all over the world used to come in and order chips with curry sauce all over.

We used to buy the curry sauce powder by the bucket load from the cash n carry....cheap as chips so to speak.

Its the exact same stuff you get in British chippies and if you ever get curry and chips from your local British Chinese takeaway....yup,its the same stuff.

Mix it with cold water to form a paste then add boiling water and whisk....easy.

[tez101]

You should be able to order it over the internet from England.I,ll have a look for you mate(imagine a POM helping an AUSSIE) lol

 

I can get the stuff in tins to make in Aust but its not the same.

 

Well i was born in wales, but raised in Aus and didn't we Aussies send troops to fight for you guys in two World Wars so you Poms should help us Aussies. Your incompetent generals used us as cannon fodder in WW1. 5000 aussie troops die in one battle so some

upper class English general can move his desk 6 inches closer to Berlin!( ripped that from Black Adder)

Then you guys didn't send anything when the Japanese were coming at us!

 

I did buy the granuals in a tin at a British shop but it just wasn't the same. I want to get some in Pattaya freshly made at a Fish and chip shop.

Thanks for the offer though. And tell those British generals charging at machine guns with bayonets is not a sound tactical decision!

[tez101]

the queeen vic on soi honey does UK style curry sauce on chips, about 80bt I think

Thanks for that i can get the stuff in a tin that the other forum members are talking about but i'm sure the stuff in the shops

does taste better so i'll try that.

Thanks again for all the replies.

[funkster67]

I can get the stuff in tins to make in Aust but its not the same.

 

Well i was born in wales, but raised in Aus and didn't we Aussies send troops to fight for you guys in two World Wars so you Poms should help us Aussies. Your incompetent generals used us as cannon fodder in WW1. 5000 aussie troops die in one battle so some

upper class English general can move his desk 6 inches closer to Berlin!( ripped that from Black Adder)

Then you guys didn't send anything when the Japanese were coming at us!

 

I did buy the granuals in a tin at a British shop but it just wasn't the same. I want to get some in Pattaya freshly made at a Fish and chip shop.

Thanks for the offer though. And tell those British generals charging at machine guns with bayonets is not a sound tactical decision!

 

 

WTF !!!

[delboy66]

The New Choy Soy restaurant on soi Chaiyapoon beside the barbie bar and across from

Canterbury tales Cafe does a very good chinese curry there well known in Pattaya

forget how much it is but its not much around 100bht-200bht for curry chips

or chicken,beef curry tastes same as it is back home

[China Garden]

We sell Chips & Curry sauce at the Jolly Friar & The China Garden both located in Soi Lengkee, maybe take a look

[andyaus]

You should know by now that Oz is at least three years behind the times. Sounds delicious, though. Perhaps a business opportunity for you.

 

 

Seriously 3 years behind???? And you suggest a curry powder sprinkled over chips as the future of fine dinning in Australia...I pray we never catch up to the country that thinks mushy peas is a taste treat. There are a million flavours in south east asia, you should never crave for this type of food.

 

I know, I'm weird...I don't eat KFC or big MACs either...Love an Aussie pie but I know it is wrong

[Jumbo 2]

We sell Chips & Curry sauce at the Jolly Friar & The China Garden both located in Soi Lengkee, maybe take a look

 

 

I hear its very good. Must come along one day......

[der 27]

must try too