Best food experience.

[Callietuna]

What was your favorite restaurant?
What city was it in?
What did you like or hate?
What was your favorite item on the menu?

Mines is Del Taco
I love going here whenever I need a quick lunch break or need to refill myself. It’s never a waste of time and I enjoy the burritos along with the salads that they offer. The inside of the location is also very professional and its always clean. I never regret going here, and will continue to go here constantly.

 

[Nut-Nights]

I had one yesterday. I was in Amritsar.

Tandori Chicken
Place: Amritsar
Rest.: Charming Chicken

Best chicken I ever had.

 

[clock]

My home
Where I live
Roast dinner

 

[paydette]

Fire grilled lime and salt giant shrimp and squid and fresh caught raw tuna in a small coastal town in Mexico. I have no idea the name of the town. It was delicious simple food.

 

[Willyfish]

Curry Massaman, in one restaurant in Bangkok in which I had a personal love story, still my favourite food today

 

[Callietuna]

Curry Massaman, in one restaurant in Bangkok in which I had a personal love story, still my favourite food today

People sleep on Bangkok food so much! My sister went out there and still doesn’t want to come back to the states.

 

[TheVigilante]

Preferably home cooked because not one restaurant here delivers consistency

 

[Willyfish]

People sleep on Bangkok food so much! My sister went out there and still doesn’t want to come back to the states.

Oh she is lucky if she can stay in Bangkok, how long has she been there?

 

[t2van]

I used to love going to Scalini's in Cardiff.

Wife and I regularly went there, the restaurant is closed now.

Was one of the best restaurants around they used to bring the meat and fish out on plates so you can pick what you wanted. Wasn't cheap but it's one of the few places to go out and I really enjoyed was easily £200-300 a meal with a good few drinks was our regular slot once a month.

I'm a bit fussy when I go out (maybe even a bit of a snob) - I wouldn't say I'm an amazing cook BUT I can cook. If I go out and I feel I could have had a better meal at home I cooked myself then I tend to not enjoy the food and it's a bit of a shit night.

So once we find a place we like to go to we tend to stick to that place as we know what we are getting and it's normally something I can't cook at home or I can't cook to that same standard so tend to make a thing about it.

 

[Reem khan]

My own cooked food. Lol

 

[R4v3nbl4ck]

I like to cook and I rarely go to restaurants. Before the pandemic I used to go maybe 3-4 times a year. I just like my own food more.

 

[spirospestone]

I had one when I lived in China
Beijing duck and beef noodles are the best thing I ever ate