What's your favorite kind of food?

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  • Tour2ma
    Tour2ma Posts: 10,177
    edited September 2004
    Originally posted by PolknPepsi
    Sushi ?
    Well, I am stilll not crazy about eel, but haven't turned up my nose at anything else yet...

    First experience was in Hawaii (California Rock n Roll Sushi Bar in Honolulu). Local place inject a Tejas flare into some of their offerings, i.e., jalapenos, avacado, etc. Good stuff...

    Funny thing is I'll eat tuna sushi/ sashimi, but if it's a tuna steak hittin' the grill, none of this "rare" stuff for me. Cook it thru please.
    More later,
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  • brettw22
    brettw22 Posts: 7,623
    edited September 2004
    an Ahi Tuna (cooked rare) salad with a vinagrette dressing is SOOOOOOO good.
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  • goingganzo
    goingganzo Posts: 2,793
    edited September 2004
    i will have to say mexican then itilan
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  • jdhdiggs
    jdhdiggs Posts: 4,305
    edited September 2004
    Originally posted by Jstas
    What's wrong with Korean food? Go find yourself a good Korean BBQ place and you will find out that there is much more to Korean food than Kim-Chi (sp?)

    I guess I'll try it again but I have had six different meals (Each with 4-5 different foods) and have yet to find anything that smells or tastes like it isn't years past the experation date.

    Favorite food: Real Italian, non of that crap Olive Garden tries to pawn off on the masses, but the food that is actually regional to Italy..
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  • TroyD
    TroyD Posts: 13,085
    edited September 2004
    Korean is an aquired taste to be sure.....

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  • petrym
    petrym Posts: 1,912
    edited September 2004
    Korean food rocks... I spent a year over there at Osan AB and went out a lot to the Mom & Pop places off base. The Black Cat Loungee on base had a Korean lady that made the best spicy chicken that would rip your lips off, but it tasted so good you didn't care. Many nights I did the Death March back to base with a bag full of yakimandu. Hmmmmmm... checky good!

    I eat kimchi every day and I never get sick -- when I don't eat kimchi in preparations for interviews -- sure 'nuff, I get the crud d'jour.

    I also like Mexican, Chinese, Thai, German, Turkish, and Indian -- hell, I'll try anything! Gotta go get breakfast now...

    :D
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  • BlueMDPicker
    BlueMDPicker Posts: 7,569
    edited September 2004
    Home made fries, baked beans, Kansas City BBQ - and fifty chicks not over 22. :eek:
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  • TroyD
    TroyD Posts: 13,085
    edited September 2004
    Originally posted by petrym
    Korean food rocks... I spent a year over there at Osan AB and went out a lot to the Mom & Pop places off base. The Black Cat Loungee on base had a Korean lady that made the best spicy chicken that would rip your lips off, but it tasted so good you didn't care. Many nights I did the Death March back to base with a bag full of yakimandu. Hmmmmmm... checky good!

    I eat kimchi every day and I never get sick -- when I don't eat kimchi in preparations for interviews -- sure 'nuff, I get the crud d'jour.

    I also like Mexican, Chinese, Thai, German, Turkish, and Indian -- hell, I'll try anything! Gotta go get breakfast now...

    :D

    When were you at Osan? I was there from Feb 98 to Feb 99.

    Remember Ms. Kim burgers? Now THOSE were nasty. You could only eat those when plastered......

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  • Early B.
    Early B. Posts: 7,900
    edited September 2004
    Geez -- am I the only vegetarian on this forum? Just gimme some tofu and veggies and I'm good to go.
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  • petrym
    petrym Posts: 1,912
    edited September 2004
    Hey Troy,

    I was there from May 96 to May 97... I never did the Ms. Kim burgers, though I was plastered many times! Did you ever see the wax dance or do a snake shot?
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  • landry_p2000
    landry_p2000 Posts: 1,313
    edited October 2004
    Mexican food for sure! Nothing like a good beef taco or enchilada dressed just right. I'm not talking about that dog food looking meat that they serve at Taco Bell. I mean real Mexican food with actual ground beef and seasonings. I make tacos at least once a week in my house.:D
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