Aussies and Kiwis have got fish and chips/fush and chups absolutely nailed.
Best I ever had was Paihia in the bay of islands.
My big issue with takeaway f and c is that as soon as you wrap it in paper, you ruin some of the crispness of the batter/spuds. For me, it needs to be served on a plate. Big cup of tea. Mushy peas. White bread and butter. If you’re in the U.K., nowhere does it better than Yorkshire.
I was absolutely baffled when I moved to the uk from nz and found the majority of the f&c shops pre-cook and the chips just sit getting soggy in a warmer. Enjoyed the cod though.
Melbourne, while generally being a superior aussie town, has absolutely crap f&cs. Just terrible fish down there.
To an extent fish and chips chips are supposed to be a touch soggy but I totally agree with the sentiment. Chippy chips are unusual in global chip terms and lots of chip shops don't take enough care with them.
Aussies and Kiwis have got fish and chips/fush and chups absolutely nailed.
Best I ever had was Paihia in the bay of islands.
My big issue with takeaway f and c is that as soon as you wrap it in paper, you ruin some of the crispness of the batter/spuds. For me, it needs to be served on a plate. Big cup of tea. Mushy peas. White bread and butter. If you’re in the U.K., nowhere does it better than Yorkshire.