My mouth is on fire

@a-unique-nickname said
And cheap. Even last year about £1:50 for rice and seafood in a local restaurant. Amazing. One of the simple pleasures if life, pad Thai on the street for about 20 baht.

@very-rusty said
How is the food cheap there, when everyone else in the world is complaining about food prices?

-VR

You are eating an Indian or a Thai dish? Are you ordering in Thailand? Sound a bit confusing.

Are you having street food or in a restaurant?

@congruent said
You can't handle a Aloo Gobi Recipe (Cauliflower Potato Curry)? Wuss.

Try a Goan Aloo Vindaloo.

Ask them to give you some red bird's eye chillis.

@ponderable said
So he is comllaiing about a dish, that was overly spiced and your reaction is to say it should be even more spicy? What's up with oyu?

I can't understand the people wo want dishes so sharp that they can't possibly taste anything due to overlaodade sensorics...

@divegeester said
It’s a macho thing with some males.
Who can eat the spiciest curry and pretend they are enjoying it.
Was a thing on lad’s nights out here in the UK maybe 20 - 30 years ago.

@david-burton said
Its a shock sometimes,we went ou for Thai a few weeks back I picked what I thought was a medium chicken dish,it was so hot you could have pierced my lips.I would buy it again but would have ordered some fruit with it,I find pineapple takes the sting out.

@congruent said
You are eating an Indian or a Thai dish? Are you ordering in Thailand? Sound a bit confusing.

Are you having street food or in a restaurant?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
The most expensive restaurant I ever went to was in Richmond. (Lots of photos of celebrities on the walls who'd eaten there). Had only just started working in London and it was a gathering to wish bon voyage to a friend who was relocating abroad. I ordered some kind of pasta dish and was shocked at how hot it was. I think I managed 2 mouthfuls. - Everyone of course thought it was hilarious.

@a-unique-nickname said
You should have brought a goat to polish it off.

@a-unique-nickname said
You're not very bright. Clearly said I was eating an Indian yesterday and talked about Thai food in the past... Keep up.

@ponderable said
So he is complaining about a dish, that was overly spiced and your reaction is to say it should be even more spicy? What's up with you?

I can't understand the people wo want dishes so sharp that they can't possibly taste anything due to overlaoded sensorics...

Edit: corrected some typos

@congruent said
You wrote Indian. Dal saag and alo gobi with rice.

Don't swear at me it's Sunday.