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I’ll be your sexy roll
Why can’t sushi restaurants just name their dishes in a way so when you place your order, people don’t start giggling like little kids.
“Yes, I’d love to get a Happy Roll on top of the Kamasutras we just ordered earlier. And oh, can you make that “O…Baby” heavy on the wasabi? I like to make my O… face when I pop it in my mouth.”
3 reasons why the LA Street Food Festival was both a hit and miss
Why can’t sushi restaurants just name their dishes in a way so when you place your order, people don’t start giggling like little kids.
“Yes, I’d love to get a Happy Roll on top of the Kamasutras we just ordered earlier. And oh, can you make that “O…Baby” heavy on the wasabi? I like to make my O… face when I pop it in my mouth.”
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The culmination of what was to be many weeks worth of anticipation was only greeted with a big let down by the sheer number of people who came out for it. By 11 A.M. news from the front line were coming in about the long lines.
In-N-Out’s secret menu; the darker side
That’s what a hamburger’s all about. But did you know there’s the darker side to the California chain burger joint? Some say they have a cult-ish following, and “secret” menus just drive that idea forward. The hidden menu does exist, if you know where to look for. Go to your nearest establishment, and you won’t find it displayed on their walls; go online however, and you’ll find around 15 unaccounted entries in addition to your standard fare. John Marcotte has enlisted his minions of In N Out devotees to sample this secret menu.
[link]: www.badmouth.net…
Los Angeles 2009 top 10 foodie roundup
Chow’s foodie roundup boasts some surprises, from Laotian to Feijoada.
[link]: www.chow.com…
Adventures at Roscoe’s
