Tell me your ONE....I said "ONE"...favorite restaurant in the world w/ link to or embedded menu

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lol I dont eat soybacon or soynaise, they really taste nasty, you should try a tofurky!


I mentioned this restaurant because recently I was in Halifax, and they served some awesome indian vegetarian, and I never felt more at home in a restaurant. It was nearly impossible to eat vegetarian on the east coast, lobster everywhere, so maybe thats why I loved it so much.

Originally posted by Dr Love
Mine: Taste of Texas
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Their quality has gone down a bit, but it's still my fave. My steak needs 1000 degree heat to be cooked correctly. They now tell me they can't get it that hot anymore.

BLACK AND BLUE PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!

Man, those steaks look goooood! Makes me want to jump on the first flight to Texas!
A bit pricy though...probably worth every penny.

Originally posted by micmerci
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Side note: I used your perfect boiled egg method last week. Turned out perfect. Thanks!!

I was actually planning on adding an addendum to that thread; gas range vs. electric range, but haven't gotten around to it yet. Great to hear it worked for you.

Peace

deweyspizza.com...

They have never failed to impress me with either their quality or professionalism of staff, not to mention pizza is pretty much my favorite food since it combines so many different food groups such as grains, meats, vegetables, dairy, and even fruit all into one bite. They cost a little bit more than national pizza chains, but it is well worth it and then some, not to mention they support the local economy by introducing deserts from local bakeries.

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That's an automatic. Haven't been there in years, but growing up we always went there, the one in L.A...

I swear I could eat a herd of cows right now.

Peace

Oh man...When I lived in Japan, there was a place I went to all the time called Gyu-Kaku. It's kind of like Korean BBQ, but waaaaaaayyyyyy better.

Wow. Doing some looking, I see they have some stateside ones now...and they are pretty high priced.

Example Menu

Not only is the beef and poultry quality GREAT, but the ambiance, saki, and everything else was awesome.









Man...I'm drooling.

Seriously, next time I go back to visit...this will be my first stop!

Originally posted by Zippidee
The Lime Inn, St. John USVI

Never heard of it, and I was just there not too long ago. My family has part ownership in a restaurant in St. John, at least I think they still do. Nice snorkeling action there.

Peace

Antoine's ....in the French Quarter of New Orleans....if you ever visit here, it's a MUST GO!
www.antoines.com...

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www.antoines.com...

Pictures of the different dining rooms....BEAUTIFUL!
www.antoines.com...

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Antoine's is money.

Don't get me started on restaurants in New Orleans or I'm gonna eat my desk.

Peace

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I know! You said to only name one....that was a hard thing to do. Have you ever been to Antoine's?

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Many times. Arnaud's, Gallatoire's, Prudhomme's place, Emiril's place (disappointing, I think it was NOLA's), Brennan's............all of them!!!!

Peace

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Don't forget Commander's Palace There are just soooo many! Glad you enjoyed....the tourism is slowly coming back to where it once was since Katrina.

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How did I forget to list Commander's in my last post?!!! Been there probably 3 times off the top of my head. You gotta drive a little to get to it which kinda sucks.

Peace

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Yes, but well worth it.I hope you'll forgive me, I know you said ONE place...but this is special insider info LOL! I HAVE to tell you about an out of the way place which you will probably never know about unless a local tells you about it. It's a place called Rocky & Carlos's that is just a little Mom & Pop, but the food is to die for! Nothing fancy, but it's great! It's run by a little old Italian couple, and it's buffet style....all kinds of home cooking from delish fried chicken to authentic Italian lasagna.

rockyandcarlos.com...

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Well....the menu is too awesome to post....they have categories You'll have to look on the website....Bon Appetit!

Get your corn on.

I don't know if it's any good, but it's corn, man.

Small bills, please.

Yo! Sushi all the way..
No idea if you have these across the pond.
It might be a chain, but their food is alway frssh, beautifully presented, and absolutely delicious.
You pay per plate from a converyor belt, with chefs making the food in front of you, and putting it on the belt.
The plate colours correspond with prices..
They also do 'blue mondays' where all the plates are blue, and the same price.

My fave dishes are chicken/salmon teriyaki, Salmon sashimi, YO! Rolls and hand rolls with their signature Salmon, avocado, masago (fish roe) and mayonnaise fillings... oh and Miso soup..
NOM!


Yo! Sushi menu

New Orleans is a food entity unto itself!

However, outside of that amazing city - In and Out on the West Coast... Sigh...

Link is to the "secret menu" - regular menu is home the the "Double-Double" - always order grilled onions, "well done fries" and a Vanilla shake.

www.in-n-out.com...

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the restaurant is called Pho Dau Bo..

Vietnamese noodle soup... Its the best soup on the planet IMHO

Sadly i can't post a menu, because the rest of the food sucks... lol

But the soup is incredible

Find a place that serves Pho... And you'll be hooked.

Osteria Antica Marina
Via Pardo 29, Catania, Sicily, Italy.

Right next to a seafood market, the seafood you choose comes straight from a stall outside.





ginatringali.com...

Don't let the proprietor light your cigarette though, especially if you're with kids.

Babbo, Mario Batali's outpost in Greenwich Village, NYC. Still my favorite of all his restaurants which makes it my favorite overall. The 7-8 course seasonal tasting menu with wine-pairing is a must order. Or you could be a wuss and order ala carte.