Crispy seaweed should not have sugar in it. Crispy seaweed should be salty and you should need a glass of water after every mouthful because of it.
Today in work, one of the LSAs told us about the hygiene ratings of various take-aways and restaurants in our home-town. Our favourite Chinese take-away had a rating of 0. 0 out of 5, 5 being the highest, 0 being the lowest.
So yeah, our favourite Chinese is a bit scummy.
Therefore when Mr. TheBoyandMe suggested Chinese for tea, I relayed the story to him and we found the highest rated Chinese in town to have take-away from.
It cost £5 more. The crispy seaweed had sugar in it. The fried bean-curd was tough as old boots, and it had vegetables mixed in with it! The spring rolls were incinerated and the chips were like french fries.
If that's what hygiene does for you, give me rats' tails anyday!
@babberblog says
Our local Chinese was paid a visit by the H&S bods. They were closed down after it was discovered they were keeping cooked chickens in a bath outside the back of the building, covered with a piece of wood. Nice. It still tasted the same as all the others though.
from fun to mum says
ahahah…I hate Chinese food, but never knowingly tasted a rat…how is it? :-0
The Moiderer says
I find once you find a chinese that does the food in a way you like you should stick to it no matter what. They all do the dishes so differently
NotMyyearoff says
I used to keep checking that hygiene web site and some of the most disgusting takeaways sell the most amazing food!!! I now sometime "forget" about the hygiene standards 🙂
Elaine Livingstone says
interesting didnt know you could check them…link please
HELEN says
I once had crispy seaweed in Scotland & that had sugar in it….I was ill all night & the next day after that chinese & it put me off for a very long time…I would never touch crispy seaweed again!