This question is tough because I cannot pin one restaurant down. I am a big mom-and-pop restaurant type of guy. Diners are my favorite places to eat because most of them serve breakfast all day long. However, I do like ethnic places like Chinese, Thai, Indian and Japanese. Lately I have been finding out more about Korean. I like food that is seasoned but not spicy so that is a consideration. There are several places I enjoy around my city that serve good food at good prices.
Tag Archives: food
Something About Fast Food
Fast food is a convenience, but it is a hassle too when your order is given to you incomplete when going through the drive thru. It happens so much lately.
There is sometimes difficulty being understood when placing your order especially when you have questions, and you are in a rush. Then you get to the window to pay and get your order, they hand it to you, and you check your bag and there are no condiments that you asked for and no flatware that should be there. Sometimes food is missing and that is a whole other level of inconvenience.
I hate to complain, but that is the only way you can be heard when your order is incomplete. Also, fast food is getting more expensive too.
I do feel for those who work in those restaurants because I worked for McDonald’s when in college. I just wish service was better, that isn’t too much to ask.
Lunch at Mimi’s
I love a good Reuben sandwich. This one from Mimi’s Deli in the Hixson community of Chattanooga is quite tasty. Paired with fresh cut french fries makes for a great lunch to power the day’s activities.
Dinner Tonight – Massaman Curry
The Soup Diva is working her magic in our kitchen tonight, preparing something warm and comforting on a cold night. It’s a great Thai dish.
What’s For Lunch
Here is what I’m having for lunch today. BBQ pork plate with fried okra and baked beans from a local place called Choo Choo BBQ in Chattanooga. It was worth getting out in the cold for. May your lunch be delicious too.
My Thanksgiving Plate
The usual cast of characters all present and accounted for.
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