Question of the Day - Wednesday, February 21st, 2024

[notabitail]

Probably an unpopular opinion, but I'm going to have to say Burger King. To be fair though, nothing beats McDonald's fries.

Thanks for making me more hungry.

 

[notabitail]

What city?

I think it was Diamond Bar. yes, it was.

 

[azurbanclucker]

Nothing can beat the dumplings the neighbors made once upon a time.

(I grew up in a very Asian area in California with both Chinese and Korean stuff everywhere throughout the city. At least two of our neighbors are Chinese).

Up until about 3 mos ago, our next door neighbors were a Thai family.

Oh.
My.
Goodness.

The food was amazing. Mamma Wan would bring us big trays of pad thai, shrimp fried rice, spring rolls, all kinds of amazing stuff. They moved though.

Panda's OK in a pinch, but find the small hole-in-the-wall asian eateries if you want the good stuff. Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Vietnamese, The best food isn't from a chain.

 

[notabitail]

Only when they are fresh.

Cold fries never taste that good. They always fry my internals for a bit.

 

[azurbanclucker]

Cold fries never taste that good. They always fry my internals for a bit.

Don't say that too loud, Moony's nearby.

 

[notabitail]

Up until about 3 mos ago, our next door neighbors were a Thai family.

Oh.
My.
Goodness.

The food was amazing. Mamma Wan would bring us big trays of pad thai, shrimp fried rice, spring rolls, all kinds of amazing stuff. They moved though.

Panda's OK in a pinch, but find the small hole-in-the-wall asian eateries if you want the good stuff. Chinese, Thai, Japanese, Vietnamese, The best food isn't from a chain.

Oh wow. The spring rolls must've been the best on planet earth. I wouldn't be able to pass that up.

Hole in the wall restaurants are often the best.

 

[notabitail]

Don't say that too loud, Moony's nearby.

Oh nooo!
Quick, I need to hide.

 

[Brooks_]

Oh nooo!
Quick, I need to hide.

No, hide your cold fries.

 

[notabitail]

No, hide your cold fries.

Why?

 

[Brooks_]

find the small hole-in-the-wall asian eateries

I am missing out. I'm not in a metro/port city so even my small places, while good, don't have to really compete.