Have you ever "doctored" restaurant food?

[Snowy620]

I do sometimes.

By doctoring, I mean changing more to your liking.

There's this chinese place that makes fantastic Lo Mein, but it... needs something else. So I add duck sauce to it.

 

[8socc3r]

I think I dud once in Canada, can't remember what, though.

 

[cookieboy17]

So basically adding sauces and other stuff like that on?

 

[yoshi_7]

I always doctor restaurant food with mustard and a smile

 

[AegisReflector]

I always put Ketchup on meat-based meals.

 

[SpiderStaryu]

Sometimes... mostly don't.

 

[Vipsoccermaster]

I don't think so... but some sauces I did like in Szechwan or places with burgers like Islands or Ihop.

 

[Yoshi1]

I usually put some sort of sauce on my rice in Chinese restaurants. They usually give me Tomato Sauce (ketchup) on my rice and it is very tasty!

 

[H-J Kaabii]

Don't really, not in restaurants, unless using sauces between different CHinese dishes counts.

I doctor food at home a little tho.

 

[kinetic563]

Ketchup, mustard, parmesan cheese, some type of sauce. Yeah, I've done it before.

 

[CaptainShyguy]

Most of the time it would be; Ketchup, salt, cheese or spicy stuff.

 

[Shaby]

Yeah!
I always do that!
It adds a little more ''something'' that the food needs!

 

[MLYW]

No because of my plain taste.

 

[ILoveWaffles]

At home I dip lots of things in BBQ Sauce, even bread.

At restaurants not really.