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<blockquote data-quote="GreyLord" data-source="post: 9854789" data-attributes="member: 4348">What are the big items that each sells (British vs. American) in their Chinese Restuarants, which are the same, which are different?I have been to an Indian Restaurant once.&nbsp; It was run by Indians who had very heavy accents.&nbsp; I think it was authentic Indian, but that's a supposition as I would not know how to identify it as authentic or not.&nbsp; I didn't know what anything was.&nbsp; I had no idea if there was a certain way to eat it (they didn't tell me, and there was no indications on what I was supposed to do).&nbsp; It wasn't just the normal curry and rice that so many in the general population make, it was all this other stuff with no rice and some bread (that I dipped into the stuff, but wasn't sure whether that was correct or not...as I said, nothing to tell me what to do).&nbsp; Very little experience with Indian food after that embarrassing episode on my part.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GreyLord, post: 9854789, member: 4348"] What are the big items that each sells (British vs. American) in their Chinese Restuarants, which are the same, which are different? I have been to an Indian Restaurant once. It was run by Indians who had very heavy accents. I think it was authentic Indian, but that's a supposition as I would not know how to identify it as authentic or not. I didn't know what anything was. I had no idea if there was a certain way to eat it (they didn't tell me, and there was no indications on what I was supposed to do). It wasn't just the normal curry and rice that so many in the general population make, it was all this other stuff with no rice and some bread (that I dipped into the stuff, but wasn't sure whether that was correct or not...as I said, nothing to tell me what to do). Very little experience with Indian food after that embarrassing episode on my part. [/QUOTE]

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