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Whats Your Fav. Type Of Food?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by shawn786, Jun 4, 2004.

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Whats your fav. type of food?

  1. Chinese

    31 vote(s)
    20.7%

  2. Mexican

    42 vote(s)
    28.0%

  3. American

    16 vote(s)
    10.7%

  4. Italian

    29 vote(s)
    19.3%

  5. Middle Eastern

    8 vote(s)
    5.3%

  6. Other

    24 vote(s)
    16.0%
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  1. synergy

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    I second it.. :)
     
    #61 synergy, Jun 8, 2004
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    korean
     
    #62 UTweezer, Jun 8, 2004
  3. SmeggySmeg

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    Indian by a mile then

    Tex-Mex

    then Thai

    then most other Asian food

    then Middle-East

    then Greek
     
    #63 SmeggySmeg, Jun 8, 2004
  4. shawn786

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    I had some Cajun food the other day at Razzos it was gooood
    i think ima have to change my vote to "other"
     
    #64 shawn786, Jun 8, 2004
  5. Buck Turgidson

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    A cajun buddy of mine told me that place was damn good, he said just don't judge it by the appearance.

    I can't think of a single cuisine that I don't like at least something about.
     
    #65 Buck Turgidson, Jun 8, 2004
  6. Harrisment

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    I've never eaten Korean, at least I don't think I have. Are there any good Korean restaurants in the Houston area?
     
    #66 Harrisment, Jun 8, 2004
  7. UTweezer

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    most of them are concentrated in one area. The Gessner/Longpoint area.

    Asiana is right off of I-10 and gessner

    Korea Garden (my fav) is on Longpoint

    Seoul Garden, also on Longpoint
     
    #67 UTweezer, Jun 10, 2004
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    There's also a place on Gessner (in the area UTWeezer pointed out) called Green Pine Tree that's pretty good Korean bbq.
     
    #68 tierre_brown, Jun 10, 2004
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    BobMarley, which school are you going to? Are you planning on going into restaurants next or do you have other culinary plans?

    As for the poll, I would agree, it is a bit limited. I grew up on Chinese food but I still love it. Generally, I crave variety and novelty so if I've never heard of it, that's likely what I want to order.

    At home I cook mostly various fusion cuisine or French. At other people's houses I prefer Italian because it's something most people can handle well. At restaurants I avoid Italian because I can make it better at home for a fraction of the cost. The same with American.

    Current favorites eating out:
    Vietnamese Sandiwiches (I can't make it faster or cheaper at home)
    Ethiopian
    Indian
    Spanish
     
    #69 Mrs. Valdez, Jun 10, 2004
  10. PhiSlammaJamma

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    Food spelled backwards is doof. Food for thought. I think not.
     
    #70 PhiSlammaJamma, Jun 10, 2004
  11. shawn786

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    Alot of people said to add Indian and i was going to but i was hoping it fall under Middle Eastern. & just for the record i didnt forget about Indian food, im Pakistanian for cryin out loud!
     
    #71 shawn786, Jun 10, 2004
  12. Dr of Dunk

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    Razoos is just overpriced for what you get. It's ok, but nothing great.
     
    #72 Dr of Dunk, Jun 10, 2004
  13. bobmarley

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    Right now I am attending Galveston College but I have thought about transfering to the Art Institute of Houston. I just don't know yet because i really love the culinary program in Galveston.

    I plan on going into restaurants after I earn my degree. Right now I might have a job lined up at The Galvez Hotel and Resort on the seawall if i play my cards right... :)
     
    #73 bobmarley, Jun 10, 2004
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    Do you have an suggestions on somthing Cajun thats just as good but not as over priced?
     
    #74 shawn786, Jun 10, 2004
  15. Dr of Dunk

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    Since I'm no longer in Houston, no. :D
     
    #75 Dr of Dunk, Jun 10, 2004
  16. bobmarley

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    One of my favorite places to go has to be The Sunflower Cafe in Galveston on 45th and i think Ave M.

    It's hard to catch it when its open but if you are lucky its excellent.

    they have lots of agreeable food.

    I like the fried Halibut sandwhich and i think its so cool the use sunflower seeds on the buns.
     
    #76 bobmarley, Jun 10, 2004
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    That sounds gross.
     
    #77 coma, Jun 10, 2004
  18. shawn786

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    ohhhh rats, Well can any1 else gemme a good cajun resturant thats not soo expensive??
     
    #78 shawn786, Jun 10, 2004
  19. bobmarley

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    maybe its not your cup of tea but they use them to replace sesame seeds
     
    #79 bobmarley, Jun 10, 2004
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