Favorite restaurant / dish

I love Korean food, especially "Yuk Gae Jang" (Spicy Hot Beef, Veg. & Noodle Soup) and all the "Kimchi" you can put in front of me. I dont think there is a Korean dish that I dont like. Now if I only didnt have to travel 3 hours just to get to a Korean Restaraunt.

I must be in the minority. I call sushi .. bait. ;) :giggle:

The Creperie (sp??) had the most awesome ham and cheese crepes with maple syrup baked into the crepe. Finished with belgian waffles with strawberries inside. YUMMY!! I want to go back to Montreal just to eat there again.

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I love Thai, Greek, Italian, authentic Mexican and Indian restaurants :) Anything that would make you shoot flames out both ends is on my menu! :D

Hmmm okay I'm in the wierd minority here but as much as I love restaurants and wish we could get out for dinner more often lately, I think I love it more when I can either replicate the dish at home or tweak it a bit to our personal tastes. I'm a total Food Channel fanatic. Really sad when I sit in a restaurant thinking..."hmmm well this is nice but I could make this at home for a tenth of the price and hmmm I would have used this or that ingredient and a bit more pepper and dang but these portions are ridiculous and why is that waiter taking so long with it...." LOL

I must have way too much scots blood in me but I hate paying a lot for a little bit of nuthin!

Probably my favorite dishes all involve cream, cheese of some sort, pasta.....all stuff I know is not good for the waistline. Oh and don't even start on desserts...that's a sad failing of mine that I'd rather skimp on the main course so I can have some chocolate, nut filled, caramell, whipped cream thing that will have me hating myself for a week to come! LOL

Ooh yeah, I love cooking too. I've even made sushi at home a few times. My specialty is salmon teriyaki.

There was a little thai stand in germany that was awsome once she realized i could it there food like she cooked it for her family,the turkish version of the gyro over there is amazing, but still hands down good italian food rules.

All y'all sushi lovers out there, we are lucky to have an all you can eat Chinese/Japanese cuisine buffet down here close to Philly.....only $12.99, and they got at least 20 different kinds of sushi...and i don't mean the lesser quality stuff you usually have to settle for at most of these buffet places....this is the good stuff!!!

....favorite...huh....I LOVE FOOD!....no real favorites... I am a "Give it to Mikey" kinda person....you name it I have probably tried it...and would probably eat it again ;)

Theres this Vietnamese place a ways from here that has the best Pho Tai ever. Seriously, it's the best thing I have ever eaten. One week I went there every night for dinner and didn't tire of it. Plus it's very healthy. :D

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Originally Posted by 4theSNAKElady

All y'all sushi lovers out there, we are lucky to have an all you can eat Chinese/Japanese cuisine buffet down here close to Philly.....only $12.99, and they got at least 20 different kinds of sushi...and i don't mean the lesser quality stuff you usually have to settle for at most of these buffet places....this is the good stuff!!!

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You have no idea how jealous that makes me.. most asian buffets around here call having california rolls a sushi bar.. I want the real stuff!