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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just got back from a work trip to India.  Didn't like the country, but loved the food.  Even a curry in the airport was better than most restaurants here.  What are the most authentic northern Indian restaurants in the area?  I'd love to have some more amazing Indian food without having to fly 20 hours.

Please don't suggest Rasika; I've been there, it's great, but way too expensive for regular visits.[/quote]

That’s like someone going to one city in America for a work trip and going back and proclaiming they don’t like the whole country. Smh

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OP here.  Not that I need to explain this to you, but...I went to 5 cities in 3 states of India.  I was wheezing constantly and I had 4 asthma attacks, one of which was the worst I've ever had, because the air quality in India is beyond abysmal.  I suppose not being able to breathe tainted my experience, but maybe I'm overreacting.   So fabulous that some of you have never been to a country you didn't like before.  [/quote]

+1000

OP, this is the food forum…[/quote]

She got her dig in about how she didn't like the country in the first post, and expected people would ignore it? Ugh,[/quote]

So what if someone doesn't like India?  I don't like Paris, but I still like French food.  Some of you people are beyond insufferable. [/quote][/quote]

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