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terrisus

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whatevz brah, dif strokes for dif folks. eat what tastes good to u, ya feel me?

Agreed.

I know I'm a boring person, but the way I look at it is that there are already so many foods that I like, that I'm already set and happy.
Sure, I'm probably missing out on a bunch, but there's only so much that one can eat anyway.
 

Robot Carnival

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also got a chance to have lunch at the Al Mahara restaurant in The Jumeriah (The Sail) Hotel

started with some bread made with tomato and seaweed, with a side of butter also made with seaweed (the middle one, the other 2 are normal salted and unsalted).
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then some kind of curry and pea puree that's compliment of the chief.
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appetizers: Poached Tsarskaya Oyster with apple cider cream, parsley foam, French caviar, oyster veloute and "oeuf a la neige".
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also for appetizers: Alaska King Crab and Foie Gras Ravioli, stewed leeks in vinaigrette, and a lightly creamed "lobster jus - soup".
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there's also the soup, a Fish "Pot au Feu" with poached fish in a Bouillabaisse Consomee, plus garlic croutons with aioli.

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then come the main course, Line Caught Whole Sea Bass in Sea Salt Crust, with Greek style vegetables, cucumber and dill salad plus crushed Ratte potatoes with olive oil.
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and of course, some coffee and chocolate to finish it all.
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was a very memorable experience with the huge aquarium right next to our table.
 

Robot Carnival

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good lord, I love geoduck no matter cooked or raw, and sea urchin, sweet shrimp and monkfish liver are so good I drool just thinking about them.

terrisus, I know it's a personal preference thing but I honestly think you're missing out for not liking seafood. it can be so freaking good!
 

AMUSIX

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Once I fucked with Texas BBQ I couldn't slum with the rest. Ever again. Burying that inexpertly cooked meat in sugar sauce to mask the disaster.

Phil's is indeed good Barbecue, but it's closer to a southern style, if you want Texas style smoked barbecue in San Diego, then hit up Iron Pig in Pacific Beach.
 

gsrjedi

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My Star Wars ship sandwich molds


D-Bat Dog (18" corn dog stuffed with cheese, jalapenos, & bacon, served with fries)


Umami Burger in Costa Mesa (the bacon was cubes of bacon not slices)
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4-cheese gnocchi at Pizzeria San Marco in Rome (seriously one of the main reasons I wanted to go back to Rome a second time)


Presidential Plate at Mi Nidito in Tucson (tostada, taco, enchilada, chile relleno, tamale)


tacos from Fuego Cityscape in Phoenix, I love the sauce the put on these


Sonoran Dog from Chase Field


Lolo's Chicken & Waffles w/ some blue Kool-Aid


breakfast chicken tamale from Flo's at Disney California Adventure (I don't think they sell this anymore, which is a shame)


Ahi Poke from Trader Sam's at the Disneyland Hotel
 
try some of their barbecue also, there's this place call Phili's BBQ that's pretty good, but usually a long line thou.

The first time I had a California Burrito after 3+ years was like heaven.

Its kinda ridiculous how much good food San Diego has. There's a mariscos (mexican seafood) truck by my mom's house that has a taco comprised of smoked marlin, bacon, shrimp, and avocado all in a tortilla with melted cheese

Yes! I've been to Phil's in San Marcos and it is legit! I love San Diego food. California Burrito is always on my list along with a regular carne asada burrito, a fresh fried hard shell taco with shredded beef and queso fresco.
 
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