CindyC Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> possibly, but he didn't ask if this was our
> regular diet.


no matter. just the fact that so many can so obviously and easily conjure up their lists with such gusto and detail....I'm beginning to think there are actually fewer fans at the shows than we think, but that fewer just occupy more space these days....

Anything from taco bell!

does chevys count as fast food? If so, I would say the floutas at chevys. (they have this sweet jalapeno sauce that is to die for.


also, the fries at KFC are to die for.

In n out burger is good.


they used to only have them up in so cal but they're in the bay area now. If you've never been there they make good hamburgers. they add thousand island dressing. its best to get a doulbe. and if you go, order it "animal style". its not on the menu, but trust me, its good. .



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-04 03:40 by ryanpow.

CindyC Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> 2. Meatball sub with provolone and grated cheese
> from Santoros
> 5. Pizza Rolls from Bill & Bobs

Oooooh, baby! The North Shore language of love!

Let me add . . . a steak bomb from Super Sub, a lobster roll from that seafood place right on the Beverly side of the Beverly-Salem Bridge, & a large beef with sauce from Nick's.

And yes, I'm wearing my Clam Box t-shirt right now - I'm a losah!

JuanTCB Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
Oooooh, baby! The North Shore language of love!

Let me add . . . a steak bomb from Super Sub, a lobster roll from that seafood place right on the Beverly side of the Beverly-Salem Bridge, & a large beef with sauce from Nick's.

And yes, I'm wearing my Clam Box t-shirt right now- I'm a losah!

No Suh! Are you really? You're a wicked losah!

I could go for a Nicks Roast beef right now too. Large Beef, extra sauce. They just don't make em like that anywhere else in the whole wide world. I like the NS Roast Beefs better than Kelly's too. 6 buck for a Roast Beef, come on, WTF

Have you tried shark Döner, Juan?

1-bearded clams
2- bald tacos

my 2 favorites. now for the food:

tacos el pastor
double chile and cheese burger
ivar's fish and chips
slice of thin crust pepperoni pizza
ice cream sundae

well, if your talkin about strickly local places that no one outide of the town your in knows about, I have to give a shout out for the nachos at ocean taqueria in s.f. BEST nachos EVER!!! goes down well with the melon drinks they have there.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-04 05:10 by ryanpow.

I know an La Freeloader who talks his way into the Rattlesnake Lounge every time the band plays LA.

No one has ever heard him talk about the setlist or even trying to meet the band. He just wants to get a good spot in the buffet line.

Not really fast food...the lines are always long, but...

Phillipe's in Los Angeles, the French Dip sandwich (preferrably pork).
Established in 1908, they claim to have invented the French dip sandwich.
When a local police officer ordered his sandwich, the cook accidentally dropped the roll into the meat broth.
He liked it so much he requested the same thing the next day.


[www.philippes.com]

If I ever had a last meal request, it would be 2 Phillipe's sandwich's,
a side of macaroni salad, a dill pickle, and a giant sized pepsi.

they invented the french dip sandwich in LA? how about the french bikini - minneapolis, I'm thinkin?

How about the French poodle? Maybe Texas?

I believe so.

French Braid - Memphis
French Riviera - Jacksonville

and to drink - Peru!!!!

Fast Eddies burger, Essex St Fremantle
Hungry Jacks double whopper minus cheese, Port Kennedy Drive
The Curry Pot, Warnbro
Waikiki Fish & chips, Waikiki , Rockingham
Eagle Boys Pizza, Warnbro


But nothing equals my wife with her fabulous spring rolls.

"spring rolls" eh? Is that what you kids are calling that these days?

Yeah,lol, I am still laughing CindyC, best reply I ever had, love ya.

Hairball Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Not really fast food...the lines are always long,
> but...
>
> Phillipe's in Los Angeles, the French Dip sandwich
> (preferrably pork).
> Established in 1908, they claim to have invented
> the French dip sandwich.
> When a local police officer ordered his sandwich,
> the cook accidentally dropped the roll into the
> meat broth.
> He liked it so much he requested the same thing
> the next day.
>
>
> [www.philippes.com]
>
> If I ever had a last meal request, it would be 2
> Phillipe's sandwich's,
> a side of macaroni salad, a dill pickle, and a
> giant sized pepsi.


Is that the place with the sawdust on the floor and the orange-yellow mustard? I had one 20 years ago. It was pretty damn good.

-Pie and Mash, (with traditional parsley sauce)
-chips with gravy.
-fish, chips and mushy peas.
-battered sausage and chips.
-KFC tower burger.

open-g, the German Döner Kebab is the best in the world,
at least from the limited selection I've tested.
Ya got me hungry again!

andy js Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> 1. Chicken Madras with Pilau Rice, Naan, onion
> salad, poppadoms & dips
> 2. Garlic & Chilli Chicken with lemon rice
> 3. Chicken chow mein & egg fried rice w/ prawn
> crackers
> 4. traditional fish & chips
> 5. subway foot long, ham, turkey, beef, salad etc
> with honey mustard
>
>
> or to sum up, Indian/Pakistani. and if that fails
> whatever else is nearby

Andy all good brum food eh!

Dover sole with sauted potatoes

Lamb madras with chunky chips

singapore style vermichilli noodles

Beans on toast

Anything the mrs cooks espiecally sea bass.

Indian food's good; I never have been anywhere where it has been
considered fast-food, believe that's more an American-UK-thing
(and maybe a Pakistani-Indian too )

Hired a flat from a Pakistani dude once though, his name was Babar,
just like that cartoon elephant. But this Babar was more rarely seen
in a green suit or a king's crown.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2006-10-04 12:20 by Baboon Bro.

Turkish bread..with lamb!!

Baboon Bro Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Indian food's good; I never have been anywhere
> where it has been
> considered fast-food, believe that's more an
> American-UK-thing
> (and maybe a Pakistani-Indian too )
>
> Hired a flat from a Pakistani dude once though,
> his name was Babar,
> just like that cartoon elephant. But this Babar
> was more rarely seen
> in a green suit or a king's crown.

Baboon you are correct indian food is not fast food & espiecally when we went to kerala the southern part of india as where they warn you that you will be waiting about 50 minutes for your meal, a long wait but well worth it has its all freshly cooked and no processed or frozen food on offer, some of the best meals i have tasted.But as always you will get the one moaning how long they have had to wait for thier meal.

There's only one..... Fish N Chips!

We brits know are food!

English breakfast with thick bacon and eggs...after another night of cold beer.

Damn right, nothing better than a massive english breakfast to sort you out.

Would also have to say i like:

Satay Beef and Egg Fried rice
Lamb Korma with Pilau rice w/ poppadums and loads of mango chutney
English chip shop chips and jumbo sausage
Lamb Kebab- just the best, as you stagger home wasted.

I'll agree with the Gyro's



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2013-02-18 00:07 by chelskeith.

whiskey Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
Yeah,lol, I am still laughing CindyC, best reply I ever had, love ya.


:-)