On my way to meet friends and have some good Pakistani food - wanna come?

[DeposeTheBoyKing]

We're going to Barbecue Tonight for Iftar (break fast) meal, and their buffet is really good. Just load me up with some tandoori chicken, biryani and naan and I'm good to go!

[Gormy Cuss]

1. I'll be over as soon as I finish making B925's mac and cheese

Please save me some biryani.:thumbsup:

[Bullwinkle925]

2. I'd like to go - but sadly I cannot.

Have fun.

[Mayberry Machiavelli]

3. Mrs. MM and I will have to join you another time--you said it's in Denton,

right?

Unfortunately I'm working this weekend so I can't go that far.

[DeposeTheBoyKing]

4. No - it's in Carrollton off of 35

[yellowdogintexas]

5. sometime I would love to do that....maybe there should be a

meetup there. Or someother similar place . I love Indian/Pakistani food, and tandoori is going to be my limit now that I am on Weight Watchers...Indian food has lots of points.

[clyrc]

6. Living in the Middle East, I get great Pakistani food

all the time, and I love it. The Iftars here are so good! The University I live on has restaurants come and set up buffets on campus, and I've gone crazy for Iranian food. But I've had more Pakistani food, with kabobs, harrissa, pakoras, and other lovely lovely food. I don't fast during the day, but the food is so good I find myself eating as much as the hungry Muslims I eat with. I've gained weight!

Anyway I'm lucky because my Pakistani friend's mom is an excellent cook and she loves feeding the crazy Americans good Pakistani food. And Indian and Pakistani food is available at restaurants, delicious and cheaper than American fast food, everywhere.

Now if I could just stop missing American Southern food, everything will be perfect.

[driver8]

7. I love Iranian food...love it! I have never had Pakistani food, but

it sounds delicious. I love Indian food...how do the two compare?