You haven’t lived until you’ve tried this place.
And by lived I mean eaten a warm enema bag full of some kind of weird sauce and a few pieces of meat.
French tacos are just terrible wraps, right? Like a burrito with French fries but without the spicy stuff that actually makes burritos taste good.
Yes but that’s not what they look like at all. They’re like 90% this weird orange-pink sauce. I tried one just out of curiosity. It was scary.
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Lol, I think you are forgetting what country you live in. The primary debates will probably get started in 7 months!
French tacos are all about playing Mad Libs with ingredients and sauces. Especially the sauces. The primary target market seems to be teenagers.
Ill give this a shot. Thanks man
Someone should make a Canadian burrito filled with poutine.
I’m gonna guess that already exists. I’ll be wandering near a couple food courts this afternoon. I’ll see if I can find one.
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Did Wichita just get back from a semester abroad?
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And I never do. My issue is drive down the highway in the United States and every small town exit had the same handful of food options. That doesn’t exist anywhere else.
The vast majority of the country is that kind of hellscape. Like 99% of it. No one is debating whether or not San Franscisco or NYC has a good food scene.
More than 1% of the country lives in Los Angeles. I’ve lived in five different metros as an adult and they all had good food.
10 posts ago I posted that OKC has a sneakily good food scene. So I don’t really disagree with you. Part of it is what CW said though. It’s a pain in the ass to actually experience because it’s a 20 minute drive or more. Or an uber if drinking.
OKC takes nearly an hour to drive at highway speed with no traffic from the north end of the metro to the south. I live in a decent part of town and there are zero decent food options within walking distance. There is zero public transit. Meanwhile i can stay in pretty much any rando place in most of the rest of the world and have a plethora of options within walking distance.
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Have you been to Elyria, OH though
Sweet carrabbas and buffalos wild wings there.
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this is a hall of fame bad take. you can find really good food in any mid-sized city in the US.
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there’s your leak, comparing where you live to where people might stay as a visitor.
I already posted that you could. It is largely overwhelmed in scope by the corporate food entities to an unprecedented extent though.
“I’m mad that I chose to live out in the exurbs so I’m moving to europe”
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I’m not one to go to mega tourist hubs when I travel tbh. I see and talk to what mostly seem to be people who live there. I’m not really buying that the process of eating is similar in many places in the US to the rest of the world. Most people in the US don’t live in mixed use areas as near as I can tell. Whereas it is the norm elsewhere.
And yes a lot of this is getting skewed by where I live and how I grew up. The vast majority of my family travels around the US and then eats at the same chain garbage they do at home. I assume lots of people must be doing it because those types of places all look full around the country.