Popular eat outs in Goa...
#33
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Re: Popular eat outs in Goa...
thks for all he suggestions
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Re: Popular eat outs in Goa...
thanks for all the suggestions
#35
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As usual it depends on the place you eat - hence this thread and the other one entitled 'Good restaurants in Goa' where people recommend from personal experience of eating in these places.
There is also a thread here on naming a number of eating places to avoid because of lack of hygeine, people being ill after eating, being ripped off etc etc - so have a read and make sure to avoid those places.
(yup J5, DaveM and Andy - I agree combine the two to one thread !!)
To be honest Dauchery, I have only ever had stomach illness once in all the times spent in Goa - and that was after eating MUSHROOMS - one to be aware of if the mushrooms keep being taken in and out of a fridge according to the doctor I saw as this allows a rather nasty bug to get into them.
Although I have noticed that most of my friends who drink a lot of the Kings brand beer tend to get the thru'penny bits a lot of the time - but this seems to clear if they change to Kingfisher beer for some unexplained reason!
Dread - x
#36
Re: Popular eat outs in Goa...
Hey Dauchery - where's your sense of adventure ??.....
As usual it depends on the place you eat - hence this thread and the other one entitled 'Good restaurants in Goa' where people recommend from personal experience of eating in these places.
There is also a thread here on naming a number of eating places to avoid because of lack of hygeine, people being ill after eating, being ripped off etc etc - so have a read and make sure to avoid those places.
(yup J5, DaveM and Andy - I agree combine the two to one thread !!)
To be honest Dauchery, I have only ever had stomach illness once in all the times spent in Goa - and that was after eating MUSHROOMS - one to be aware of if the mushrooms keep being taken in and out of a fridge according to the doctor I saw as this allows a rather nasty bug to get into them.
Although I have noticed that most of my friends who drink a lot of the Kings brand beer tend to get the thru'penny bits a lot of the time - but this seems to clear if they change to Kingfisher beer for some unexplained reason!
Dread - x
As usual it depends on the place you eat - hence this thread and the other one entitled 'Good restaurants in Goa' where people recommend from personal experience of eating in these places.
There is also a thread here on naming a number of eating places to avoid because of lack of hygeine, people being ill after eating, being ripped off etc etc - so have a read and make sure to avoid those places.
(yup J5, DaveM and Andy - I agree combine the two to one thread !!)
To be honest Dauchery, I have only ever had stomach illness once in all the times spent in Goa - and that was after eating MUSHROOMS - one to be aware of if the mushrooms keep being taken in and out of a fridge according to the doctor I saw as this allows a rather nasty bug to get into them.
Although I have noticed that most of my friends who drink a lot of the Kings brand beer tend to get the thru'penny bits a lot of the time - but this seems to clear if they change to Kingfisher beer for some unexplained reason!
Dread - x
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Re: Popular eat outs in Goa...
Agree about mushrooms, years ago daughter had a terrible time after I foolishly allowed her to have mushrooms on toast at a small corner cafe.
The other thing is salads, OH will never eat uncooked food in any restaurant (even in UK) and admonishes me if I do. If by small chance the food handler is a carrier of amoebic dysentery or hepatitis A, even a minute amount of faecal contamination and you could be in real trouble.
The other thing is salads, OH will never eat uncooked food in any restaurant (even in UK) and admonishes me if I do. If by small chance the food handler is a carrier of amoebic dysentery or hepatitis A, even a minute amount of faecal contamination and you could be in real trouble.
#38
Re: Popular eat outs in Goa...
Ever since I was once really ill after eating fish when I was a kid I won;t eat anything that comes from the sea now - even heave at the smell of it - yup I have to clamp my nose going past Calangut or Mapusa stinky fish markets
Dread - x
#39
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Re: Popular eat outs in Goa...
I'm using the Diesel Diet in the UK.......
Fill the van with diesel and there's no money left for food.
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Fill the van with diesel and there's no money left for food.
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#40
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Re: Popular eat outs in Goa...
You can only bring so much tuna with you anyway, besides there is abundant fresh seafood in Goa. A can of tuna will probably set you back Rs 150. The same as a chicken entree in a clean, popular eatery.
If you want to cook for yourself, you can get fresh chicken, it's killed right when you buy it, so it doesn't sit around. It will taste better than the shrink wrapped stuff you get back home.
Btw, check your PMs.
#41
Re: Popular eat outs in Goa...
Cost of living increases far outstripping salary increases.
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#42
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Re: Popular eat outs in Goa...
You can only bring so much tuna with you anyway, besides there is abundant fresh seafood in Goa. A can of tuna will probably set you back Rs 150. The same as a chicken entree in a clean, popular eatery.
Tinned tuna (tinned as we British say, canned being an Americanism) is freely available in Goa at a fraction of the price you quote. Some is locally produced and some is imported. Still expensive compared with fresh fish but convenient and easy to store. The proliferation of supermarkets has created this situation.
If you want to cook for yourself, you can get fresh chicken, it's killed right when you buy it, so it doesn't sit around. It will taste better than the shrink wrapped stuff you get back home.
This whole thing feels more Walmart than Asda
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#43
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Re: Popular eat outs in Goa...
Er, no.
Tinned tuna (tinned as we British say, canned being an Americanism) is freely available in Goa at a fraction of the price you quote. Some is locally produced and some is imported. Still expensive compared with fresh fish but convenient and easy to store. The proliferation of supermarkets has created this situation.
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Tinned tuna (tinned as we British say, canned being an Americanism) is freely available in Goa at a fraction of the price you quote. Some is locally produced and some is imported. Still expensive compared with fresh fish but convenient and easy to store. The proliferation of supermarkets has created this situation.
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#44
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Re: Popular eat outs in Goa...
I haven't bought tuna in Goa to be honest,
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