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Milo and POTUS posted:Conan went to italy and got an italian meal with jordan schlansky and whipped out a packet of ketchup He could just have gone to Staten or some such back home and been murdered in similar fashion. And deserved it.
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Koramei posted:This is one of those things I think has improved dramatically in recent years, most of the foreign (western-style; other non-Asian stuff is still sparse) I’ve had in Korea has been pretty good, and the best pizza I’ve had in my life was in Busan (and I live in NYC). Oh sure you can get decent stuff. I'm just saying the average, generic "foreign food" is almost certain to be horrible. Like in Chengdu there are hundreds of places to get an insane, terrible pizza and two good ones. Go to those two and you'll get an excellent pizza, but if you rolled the dice and got a random one it's almost certain to be the worst decision you've made that week. My town in Korea had one place that sold decent bread. It's not that you can't get it, it's that there were hundreds of places to buy bread in the city and only the one where it was recognizable. I still think about the "rye" loaf I got that was purple, sweet, and full of corn (and contained no rye). It's a little better than when I first lived there but I think the real improvement is information, it's easy to find the places that are actually good now.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:I was bored so I did my own memory map, and frankly I thought I could do better I chuckled at the 85 federal subjects.
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Grand Fromage posted:It's a little better than when I first lived there but I think the real improvement is information, it's easy to find the places that are actually good now. Okay yeah this is fair, I’d always go based on reviews; I’m still haunted by the one time I went into Mr. Pizza out of curiosity without checking first. In Seoul and Gyeonggi though there’s no shortage of good stuff these days. IMO it’s because Koreans vacation like they did not used to and have more of a sense of what these foods are actually supposed to be like.
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Koramei posted:Okay yeah this is fair, I’d always go based on reviews; I’m still haunted by the one time I went into Mr. Pizza out of curiosity without checking first. In Seoul and Gyeonggi though there’s no shortage of good stuff these days. IMO it’s because Koreans vacation like they did not used to and have more of a sense of what these foods are actually supposed to be like. After a while it can be fun though, once you've stopped having expectations and you can enjoy the inherent comedy of a taco with whipped cream on it.
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I'm the subtle variations of density over the Greenland ice sheet.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:The modern wobblies have somewhere north of 9000 US members and 12000 total members, including 2000 in the UK, so I'm very curious what the colour scheme of this map represents. Canada stealing a ton of valour. In fact I'd bet my life Baffin Island isn't denser with IWW members than anywhere in the United States. Count Roland posted:I'm the subtle variations of density over the Greenland ice sheet. the map uses a dark green marble texture for the countries it calls out as basing organizations, and a light green marble texture for all other countries, there is no intra-country signal of any kind
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Jasper Tin Neck posted:I guess this passes for a map. How is Peruvian last? Makes no sense. It has a lot of Japanese influence too I think.
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BIG FLUFFY DOG posted:A Peruvian restaurant outside of Peru will almost certainly be roast chicken with both fries and rice as side so I have no idea how it scores so low. No there's one in Curitiba, potato + fish thing. they like the seafood
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Real mystery of the map to me are the guys who like Emirati cuisine but do not care for Saudi and vice versa
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BIG FLUFFY DOG posted:Real mystery of the map to me are the guys who like Emirati cuisine but do not care for Saudi and vice versa Local rivalries often are much stronger sentiments than xenophobia
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Mister Olympus posted:Local rivalries often are much stronger sentiments than xenophobia I like how Norway and Sweden have a 30pt gap on swedish but equally middling on danish
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How can you not like Smørrebrød?
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How is Singaporean so low? Their entire culture is just cherry picking the best food from three subcontinents, with no limit on budget.
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Groda posted:How is Singaporean so low? Their entire culture is just cherry picking the best food from three subcontinents, with no limit on budget. It says it’s based on people who’ve tried the restaurant but I have a sneaking suspicion that’s not true
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I suspect you're right, quite a few of them just seem very specific. For example, I have never seen or heard of a Singaporean restaurant in my life, and the culinary scene is fairly cosmopolitan over here. Some of those countries must have basically none of them.
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SlothfulCobra posted:Buddy I've seen Brazilian pizza. Nobody's happy ordering that. Brazilian pizza (excluding Rio) is good and that video is not representative, ok
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:This one confuses me because where are all the US americans who don't like spag balls. That is not an uncommon food. My only guess is most people just call it spaghetti with meat sauce instead of bolognaise? There are a lot of Americans with vaguely Italian heritage who have strong secondhand opinions about food.
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Threadkiller Dog posted:Singaporeans apparently are the only ones outside of the nordics to appreciate Swedish food. Either they have some really nice meatball restaurants there, or they enjoy surströmming videos way too much. I'm fairly sure this is just "Swedish food? You mean like IKEA? Yeah I love their chicken wings 8/10"
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sandorius posted:I'm fairly sure this is just "Swedish food? You mean like IKEA? Yeah I love their chicken wings 8/10" I mean, I hate to say it, but to most non-scandinavians it's IKEA, strange mayo abominations, or rotting seafood a large man has pissed on. Maybe gooseberries. Phlegmish posted:and the culinary scene is fairly cosmopolitan over here. You say this but I lived with several flemings and they were far and away the most unworldly people I've ever met. That's not even an insult, I love those dudes, but christ on a cracker. Ask me about how Mechelen is the greatest city in the world. Edgar Allen Ho fucked around with this message at 01:01 on Jul 2, 2022 |
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SurgicalOntologist posted:How is Peruvian last? Makes no sense. It has a lot of Japanese influence too I think. People like familiar food and Peruvian cuisine simply isn't very well known. Edgar Allen Ho posted:I like how Norway and Sweden have a 30pt gap on swedish but equally middling on danish Scandinavian cuisine (hell, Baltic sea cuisine even, throw in northern Germany, northern Poland, the Baltics and Finland too) is pretty much the same, so they're really just rating the local oddities.
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Wasn't Peruvian cuisine like the trendiest cuisine in the world a few years ago
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Ras Het posted:Wasn't Peruvian cuisine like the trendiest cuisine in the world a few years ago This was a deep state false flag to unseat China as the world's leading takeout food.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:You say this but I lived with several flemings and they were far and away the most unworldly people I've ever met. That's not even an insult, I love those dudes, but christ on a cracker. Ask me about how Mechelen is the greatest city in the world. Well, I can't say you're completely incorrect. Now that I think about it, just recently my dad went out to eat with a former colleague, and apparently their choice of restaurant was rather limited due to her 'traditional' palate. That is to say, nothing ethnic. This is not a common attitude to have, though, and it's influenced by factors like background and social class. I would say most people here are open to trying new things. Also none of our 'cities' count as actual cities except Antwerp and maybe Ghent, but obviously it's still Leuven that's the greatest one. Mechelen
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Ras Het posted:Wasn't Peruvian cuisine like the trendiest cuisine in the world a few years ago I think people just got really into quinoa specifically. Peruvians eat other things I understand.
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Peruvians absolutely love french fries. Everytime you eat french fries you're eating Peruvian food. Charcoal grilled meats, same thing
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Teriyaki Hairpiece posted:Peruvians absolutely love french fries. Everytime you eat french fries you're eating Peruvian food. Charcoal grilled meats, same thing French fries and rice. The only nation brave enough to double up on starches for the sides
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# ? Jul 2, 2022 01:41 |
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Look im willing to call anything peruvian as long as it comes slathered in green sauce: chicken, sushi, sorströmming
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BIG FLUFFY DOG posted:French fries and rice. The only nation brave enough to double up on starches for the sides Let me tell you about a huge plate of rice as a side for spaghetti at yoshoku restaurants.
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Chifa (Peruvian Chinese food, basically) is great, as are both potatoes and pasta with Huancaina sauce. Ceviche is wonderful in all its forms (except Colombian), but the Peruvian version is the best. And let's not forget the cuy, I know people are hesitant to eat guinea pigs, but they're tasty.
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Edgar Allen Ho posted:I mean, I hate to say it, but to most non-scandinavians it's IKEA, strange mayo abominations, or rotting seafood a large man has pissed on. Maybe gooseberries. gently caress you. Gooseberries don’t deserve that.
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Groda posted:How is Singaporean so low? Their entire culture is just cherry picking the best food from three subcontinents, with no limit on budget. What three? India obv, maybe Indochina? What's third BIG FLUFFY DOG posted:French fries and rice. The only nation brave enough to double up on starches for the sides I order double red beans and rice at any place I'm allowed buddy Milo and POTUS fucked around with this message at 05:28 on Jul 2, 2022 |
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sandorius posted:I'm fairly sure this is just "Swedish food? You mean like IKEA? Yeah I love their chicken wings 8/10" IKEA single handedly tricked the world into thinking Swedish food was edible
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Milo and POTUS posted:What three? India obv, maybe Indochina? What's third South Asia, Southeast Asia, and East Asia, is I assume what they mean. Singapore is classically a mix of Indian, Indonesian/Malaysian, and Chinese cultures.
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https://twitter.com/_cingraham/status/1542907200481333249
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Can't tell if deliberately bad or techbro brilliance
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It’s athletic conferences
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not sure I trust the legend's claim of 1 hr from LA to Lincoln, Nebraska
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