Tandoori Chick CAN!

[Dr.K]

Fajitas. At one stage we were having them around 3/4 times a week, but it's still like OMG :<3:

[-N-]

I had Karahi Lamb a few times. mmmm.

Edit: How is canned Chicken Tandoori?

Never tried it, and I think I'd keep it that way. If you're itching for some quick warm-up Indian food, I've found MTR brand Bhindi Masala is quite excellent, although their other dishes are very less so.

[kikimm]

I should probably go try some Indian food. Never had it. =D

For me, I'll say any Swedish food that my Mormor makes. She hardly ever cooks it, but it's so delicious.

[TheAbominatrix]

Yeah, reading this thread makes me realize there's a lot of different regions I havent sampled food from. Indian food sounds really good.

[T-MaN]

I am Bengali, and I kind of have Indian food everyday (Seeing how we eat the same stuff, and people call it "Indian".) I still like Tandoori Chicken as my fav. food though. I don't like the restaurant ones, they are too burnt. I like the ones my mom makes the best *drools*.

Btw, if you live in Canada ( I don't know about the rest of the world), you will notice that most of the so-called "Indian" restaurants are actually run by Bengali people. Supposedly, they make a higher profit by naming their restaurant "Indian" rather than "Bengali". LoL.

[eestlinc]

There were a ton of good Indian restaurants near school in Cincinnati, but it's much harder to come by in Atlanta.

[XxSephirothxX]

Manicotti.

[DK]

Momo's, Nepalese steamed things. I used to only be able to get them when My dad made them, but there is a Nepalese restaurant in this town now. :}

[Zeldy]

Lasanga! But Every restaurant I ever go, i ALWAYS have lasanga.
Every time
And my mum makes a belting Lasanga herself

[Swordicanus]

What's your favourite dish that isn't even uncommon in your daily life, ie: it's so rare that you go 'yay!' every time you eat it?

Tandoori chicken used to be it, now I can have it every day ^_^

You can't go wrong with a good old chinese!

[-N-]

There were a ton of good Indian restaurants near school in Cincinnati, but it's much harder to come by in Atlanta.

I remember a few restaurants in the outlying areas. Try searching for Haveli or Poona - they're a fair drive from downtown ATL, though (one's in Duluth, the other's in Marietta... I think).

[Winter Nights]

I love fried rice above all foods.. Unfortunately, most chinese food will make me sick.. So I can't eat it often.