Fine Eating?

Yeah, I like posh eating.
I like most food really, aside from Chicken, unless BBQ'd. I like lots of stuff. My beef has to be bloody rare. Blue, I think they call it.

I'm liking Japenese food at the moment. Sushi and tempura prawns and dumplings and tepen yaki and stuff. Very nice.

Chaos

I don't need it, but it's a lot of fun. Especially with booze. :D

If there's one thing I love about living in Los Angeles, it's the food.

There's nothing I like splurging on more than really great food. I can do without buying new clothes/games/books/whatever just for a night of fine dining at Dolce or Spago. My whole family loves steak, so I've been to some really nice steakhouses before.

But most of the time I can get all the foriegn food I want for under 10 bucks. I have Thai, Indian, Greek, Japanese, Hawaiian, and Italian food almost as often as I have a plain old hamburger. Probably more.

Food is love.

Oh, this was about resteraunts. I'm not really bothered about them to be honest. Excessively expensive ones are the suck though. And i'd trade it all for my Dad's goat curry anyway. <3

I've never had a steak in my entire life. It doesn't appeal to me. I like beef, but steak...it's just too much food.

And I don't like eating out at fancy restaurants. I don't like going to restaurants at all, really. The whole process bores me to death. But I don't like fast food either. :)


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fine dining is oriental cuisines. um, but it's not always that way. unwanted guests are the subject of food-poisoning :foot: .

I have what some would call an 'uncultured palette'

Sometimes I get the honey mustard sauce instead of barbecue.

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He does eat it before spitting it out.

I like going to eat out and trying different foods from around the world. Going out to restaurants is fun - it's nice to dress up, eat and all that stuff :)

Steak? Whats wrong with steak? Isn't is like a staple food? I eat steak at least 2 or 3 times a week. Scotch fillet, t-bone etc. It's so delicious. Maybe it's just an Australian thing - I have no idea.

Only shrimp alfredo, and babyback ribs. These are incredibly rare buys though

Well i don't eat any red meat but i don't mind it when guys take me out to fancy Chinese Restruants hehe i think it charming and the food is Yumeee :skull7:.x..

Hooray! Somebody else who doesn't like steak!

My parents have been confounded about that since I was a kid, but no matter how many times I've tried it I still don't enjoy it, although I do like the smell.

In general I'm a very plain eater; although I'll try anything once, I don't like to dress my food up at all, even with simple domesticated staples. For instance, I rarely use butter on bread, I hate cream cheese, ketchup, mustard, or relish, I don't use salt much, and I never put salad dressing on my salads.

I'd like to try other things, but if it's a sort of meat I haven't tried...then no, never know what kind of meat it's going to be. I don't necessarily like steak as much as the average person, it depends on the quality, but I'm a rather picky eater when it comes to meat, it can't have any fat on it or I won't eat it.

I don't mind going to a restaurant & eating foreign food, as long as there is something on my plate. Restaurants seem to try & give off the sense that they're so pish-posh & all, but in actual fact they're rubbish. You pay large amounts of money for something that could fit on the plate ten times over, & it's never properly cooked, it's always under cooked. And then there's the fact that people seem to think that appearance is everything! They tower things on top on each other, trying to make it all pretty like, but there's no need! I mean, fair enough you don't want a mess of your food, but they could at least just put it on the plate normally instead of entering it in an art contest.

I have been to quite a few restaurants, namely Chinese, Indian & Italian. & some ones that sell English food ie: like you have on a Sunday dinner. Most of the ones that I've been to have been okay, but I'm not one to want to go to restaurants all my life, 'cause I just couldn't be doing with it.

[Rant over/]

I'm not a fussy eater, I'll try anything once, but I tend to do my own meals at home if I want to, 'cause my mum lets me. I'd rather cook for someone than take them to a restaurant, 'cause you're putting your effort into making the meal.