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by **kafenes** » Wed Jul 25, 2007 6:42 pm

RRichie wrote:You can get some nice fish and chips on the Tomb Of The Kings Road, the sign says "best fish and chips in the world we only use cod" I wasnt aware that cod was a species common to Cyprus waters.

Does the sign mention that the cod is from the Cyprus waters?
If it said 'the best coffee in the world' would it mean the coffee beans were grown in Cyprus?
If you looked closely at the menu, it would say whether it's fresh or frozen.

by **RRichie** » Wed Jul 25, 2007 7:02 pm

kafenes wrote:
RRichie wrote:You can get some nice fish and chips on the Tomb Of The Kings Road, the sign says "best fish and chips in the world we only use cod" I wasnt aware that cod was a species common to Cyprus waters.

Does the sign mention that the cod is from the Cyprus waters?
If it said 'the best coffee in the world' would it mean the coffee beans were grown in Cyprus?
If you looked closely at the menu, it would say whether it's fresh or frozen.

What I meant was that on a holiday to most of the Greek Islands (I'm aware that this is Cyprus) they accomodate the brits to a certain extent and that means that fish and chips on a menu will be a locally caught fish and if they moan about it tough, and they do moan i have heard them, but so what if you want cod stay at home, but Paphos seems to pamper to them.

by **juliesewell** » Wed Jul 25, 2007 7:07 pm

Fish is hard to come by in the med - as there is a lack of plankton for them to feed on. The majority of fish for hotel restaurants (exotics like tuna, swordfish etc) is imported.

by **simonwjones** » Wed Jul 25, 2007 7:59 pm

RRichie wrote:You can get some nice fish and chips on the Tomb Of The Kings Road, the sign says "best fish and chips in the world we only use cod" I wasnt aware that cod was a species common to Cyprus waters.

Lovely traditional Cypriot food - they'll be serving up Moussaka in Rhyl next :lol:

by **paliometoxo** » Wed Jul 25, 2007 8:24 pm

Pafitis power LoL try stay out of the tourist area

by **RRichie** » Wed Jul 25, 2007 8:30 pm

One of the bingo prizes was a free token for fish and chips, no kidding it was on the blackboard outside the pub. Only for take aways though.
:lol:

by **simonwjones** » Wed Jul 25, 2007 8:45 pm

RRichie wrote:One of the bingo prizes was a free token for fish and chips, no kidding it was on the blackboard outside the pub. Only for take aways though.

Where in Rhyl?....