What is the first thing you eat when you go home?

[darksidedog]

I am back in England at the moment for my dads 90th birthday. As soon as I walked through the front door and he said what do you want to eat, I instantly thought curry. Within 30 minutes I had a Chicken Tikka Dhansak, Keema rice and Peshwari Naan in front of me, from the local takeaway, being washed down by a couple of cans of Tanglefoot ale. Heavenly!

Halfway through I realised that on my last trip I did pretty much the same.

Aside from copious amounts of quality ales, I know I am also going to be nailing a really good Chinese at some point, because if Pattaya has one, I don't know of it.

My local deli is also going to get seriously raided. 

It made me wonder what everybody else does when they leave LOS for their home country. What do you guys crave when you get home, that either isn't where you live, or is horribly hard to find?

 

[sanemax]

Cheese on toast , with grilled bacon and grilled onions on top , with some HP brown sauce

[KittenKong]

Runner beans.

[poohy]

real ale, eg Bathams  then..... usually meals in this order not all on same day i hasten to add

an Indian/Bangladeshi curry

fish n chips

Pie chips and curry sauce

a Chinese special curry 

take 96 year old Dad to local carvery

all whilst raiding the supermarket for cheese of all descriptions

[LomSak27]

Fruit Cake

 

 

[OneMoreFarang]

Obatzter

[Spidey]

As soon as I get off the train (200 yards from my apartment) I nip into the bakery opposite and buy a large bacon and mushroom bap.

 

Later, I visit the supermarket and stock up on Warburtons crumpets, Lurpak salted butter and decent ground coffee for breakfast. Supper is fish (large haddock), chips and curry sauce. Oh and a bottle of dandok (dandelion and burdock) to wash it down.

 

Always have a Char Siu Chow Mien at least once on my visit.

[Jingthing]

You didn't limit this to Brits so for me it's a tossup between --

 

Pho

 

and 

 

Tacos 

[Spidey]

57 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

You didn't limit this to Brits so for me it's a tossup between --

 

Pho

 

and 

 

Tacos 

So, Vietnamese and Mexican food. Don't you like American food?

[ChiangMaiLightning2143]

I am home.

 

The first thing I eat when arriving home

Is PaTong Go fried by the local shop before the sun comes up. If I need more breakfast i like kapao gai, or maybe kuaytiaw. Then I have Kao Soi or Kao man Gai for lunch (with pineapple shake).

 

[Jingthing]

So, Vietnamese and Mexican food. Don't you like American food?

You mean like sushi?

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[Spidey]

Just now, Jingthing said:

You mean like sushi?

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Grits, corn dogs, burgers, key lime pie? 

[Just Weird]

2 hours ago, sanemax said:

Cheese on toast , with grilled bacon and grilled onions on top , with some HP brown sauce

You don't have to wait to get back home for that, it's all available here!

[Andrew Dwyer]

Fish and Finnerks
A curry , probably a Rogan Josh or a Lamb Bhuna + chappatis .
A cheese ( Mature cheddar or Wensleydale etc ) and Branson Pickle.
Some pink grapefruits, if available.

[Jingthing]

Grits, corn dogs, burgers, key lime pie? 

Yes I would go for a burger or two back there but not right off the plane. Also in contention for first American bite is a chile relleno burrito.

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[seajae]

fish and chips, pluto pup, piece of flake, dim sims, big spring roll and potato cakes but can vary depending which part of Australia I am in

 

[Cadbury]

Thick cut rare rib-eye steak washed down with a Wynns Coonawarra Shiraz.

[theoldgit]

Depends on the time of day, either a full English or Fish ‘n’ Chips [emoji41]


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[scorecard]

35 minutes ago, Jingthing said:

You mean like sushi?

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No sir; for yanks should be big macs, mac apple pies, KFC, wendy burgers, washed down by 2l of coke or sprite with free refill (must be in a giant paper cup). 

 

But I haven't been home to my country of origin for 24 years (not USA) so I can't answer the question. 

 

 

 

[Jingthing]

No sir; for yanks should be big macs, mac apple pies, KFC, wendy burgers, washed down by 2l of coke or sprite with free refill (must be in a giant paper cup). 
 
But I haven't been home to my country of origin for 24 years (not USA) so I can't answer the question. 
 
 
 

None of that for me except for actually decent southern fried chicken not fast food.

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[worgeordie]

If I was ever to return to the UK it would be some proper COD and chips, 

next day for breakfast some Craster kippers, later in the day cup of tea

and some Battenburg cake, thats it ,all i really miss.just about everything

else you can get here,one way or another.

regards worgeordie

[puchooay]

Not eating but drinking. A pint of Guinness.

 

I can't get it here where I live wheres I can get most of the foods mentioned above.

[OneMoreFarang]

It's funny when British people think about Indian food back home. Thailand is full of Indian restaurants.

[Bluespunk]

Large bag of chips from local chippy and plenty of slices of buttered white bread.

 

Chip shop curry sauce-optional

[RichardColeman]

proper scotch eggs and proper english sausages !! 

[wgdanson]

THE WIFE !

[CharlieH]

Would have to be ......

Still in the paper ..... and from Gregg's.......this...

[Kaoboi Bebobp]

It's the REAL beer available everywhere in Canada and cheap compared to Thailand.

 

But for food sakes, it's the fresh, flavourful  standard breakfast with bacon (Brits call it streaky bacon), large eggs over easy (almost impossible in Thailand), fried potatoes with onions and bell peppers (Brits = capsicum), deliciously fresh beefsteak tomatoes, and whole wheat or multi-grain toast and rich fruit jam. 

[BritManToo]

Probably a bar of Cadburys chocolate while still in the airport terminal.

[BritManToo]

32 minutes ago, OneMoreFarang said:

It's funny when British people think about Indian food back home. Thailand is full of Indian restaurants.

It isn't the same here, nor is the Chinese food.