It used to be a place called India Bistro (because Indian food is awesome) but I don't go there any more because Agrias got hired as a bus girl there and she wasn't treated very well. :P
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It used to be a place called India Bistro (because Indian food is awesome) but I don't go there any more because Agrias got hired as a bus girl there and she wasn't treated very well. :P
McDonalds and Subway. Mcdonalds if Im skint, and Subway if I have a few £££. From Mcdonalds I order a Milkshake, McChicken Sandwich and chips. From Subway it's a Hearty Italien 6" baguette with chicken, cheese, and salad. yumm
I don't really have a favourite spot, but my parents - especially my dad - is crazy about this restaurant in a nearby town. I agree that it's great, but he just goes over the top everytime he talks about it.
When I eat out it's usually just at either McDonald's or Sunset. It's quick and pretty tasty - especially Sunset.
Pizza Hut (Pizza), the Wetherspoons near the bus station in Lancaster (pub lunch, sometimes curry too), and uh, just places with pub lunch in general :P
The Loft - casual Hawaiian food. They have the BEST fried chicken I have ever tasted in my entire life.
Sushi Umi - Fantastic Japanese food. And they have great bento plate combos that are pretty affordable considering that Sushi is often fairly expensive.
Flippers - Big juicy freshly made burgers. WITH BACON! It's this really casual diner place with a bit more upscale menu. I mean, they have sandwiches on focaccia bread! You don't see that at most burger places. They also have breakfast served all day. Score.
Hodori - Korean food 24/7. Seriously, you could go to this place at 3 in the morning and it's still full of customers (usually college kids chowing down after a night of partying). I go here all the time. They have fantastic kimchi soup and fried rice.
El Faro - Super yummy Mexican food. Not Mexican food as in Taco Bell or Del Taco, but like, REAL Mexican food. I looooove their burritos.
Soot Bull Jeep - Korean BBQ cooked over a charcoal grill. I think this place has the best Korean BBQ in the WORLD. And seriously, I've been to so many Korean BBQ places, I know what I'm talking about. This is a sort of hole in the wall sort of place, but the meat is sooo succulent and flavorful and you come out smelling like meat. A shower after eating here is a must.
Banana Bay - Cheap good Thai food. A big chunk of BBQ chicken, a gigantic mound of fried rice for like $6.00. Fantastic.
I like Quiznos. Delicious.
But when I'm in the mood for some great food, I'll go to Shoeless Joe's.
I think some of you should know what it is.
For those that don't.
A casual place to eat. Not fancy in the least. Good food. Bar. You're trypical eattery.
I don't usually eat out, but when we do, my family and I go to typical restaurants where they have huuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuge steaks Yummi! :D
The Kabuki Japanese Steakhouse is has the best food/environment/cost/sentimental ratio so that one. :choc2:
You live in Japan?Quote:
Originally Posted by mooglebunni608
I love eating at Taco Bell (who doesn't), Jack in Teh Box, Buca di Beppo (awesome Italian place), and the Olive Garden (another awesome Italian place).
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Originally Posted by Hambone
Olive Garden is... I don't even have words for what Olive Garden really is. They serve pre-packaged, frozen, microwaved food! Why eat out if you're not going to get freshly prepared food? I think Olive Garden completely butchers the wonderful and rich culinary tradition of Italy. And their commercials piss me off. The fact that they try and pretend to serve traditional Italian cuisine is ridiculous and insulting.
Their salads and soups are ok though. :o
Gonna have to agree about the food, there. I'm pretty keen, Commander Keen, on the environment, though. Super duper service, too. Eating out there is a nice experience even if the food isn't the best.Quote:
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Originally Posted by Hambone
Olive Garden is... I don't even have words for what Olive Garden really is. They serve pre-packaged, frozen, microwaved food! Why eat out if you're not going to get freshly prepared food? I think Olive Garden completely butchers the wonderful and rich culinary tradition of Italy. And their commercials piss me off. The fact that they try and pretend to serve traditional Italian cuisine is ridiculous and insulting.
Their salads and soups are ok though. :o
Joel's Frontyard Steakhouse. I had a job there once, too.
I don't really have a favorite place, though Taco Bell's quesadillas are smurfing awesome.
I am in complete agreeance with this.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rengori
That, and Red Robin's are probably my two favorite places.
Well when I lived with my dad we ate at texas Roadhouse atleast once a week, but then he gone and moved off to another country!
So now I only get Texas Roadhouse when I make good grades. :(