Sul Lung Tang (Or, Seolleongtang)
Long Simmered Beef & Bone Marrow Broth With Noodles And Beef Brisket Slices
Copious quantities of tender beef hide under the surface.
Or, you could just call it #10
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House Salad We swear. That’s what the menu says! Le Mekong will charm you with equal parts of approachable and delicious. This was another meal to remember.
Goi Dac Biet By any name, we love it. A light drizzle of Vietnamese […]
Taco Bell’s Cap’n Crunch Delights
Cinnabon Delights
“Wow, these are REALLY greasy!”
So, the slogan on the bag says, “You Can Taste It!” What exactly are we tasting? The oil? Lots and LOTS […]
Salt & Pepper Jumbo Shrimp
Light and crisp, these were divine. The beautifully tender shrimp are allowed to shine brightly under their delicate shell.
Peking Pork Chops
Barely sweet and sour pork with onions touched […]
Moonie’s BBQ Ribs
Delicious, again
So very tender and smoky, we enjoyed every bite.
We love it when the taste of a favorite food exceeds our memories. And, Moonie’s BBQ exceeded our expectations…again. September 17th, 2015 | Category: Atlanta, Atlanta Food, BBQ, Best BBQ, Food, food atlanta, In & Around Atlanta, Off The Beaten Path, Restaurants, Review, Road Trip Food | Comments are closed
Beef Noodle Soup at Ping’s Place
Cool fall weather means that it’s time for some soup love.
Ping’s beef noodle soup? Oh yes, it’s more than worthy of some love. There’s just so much to love in this gorgeous bowl […]
Thirteen Pies
And, this was an incredibly tasty one.
The Iberian
It’s thin slices of fennel salami, Castelvetrano olives, smoked provolone, soffritto, yellow tomato slices, and old manchego. It’s a winner of a […]
Soft Serve Dark Chocolate In Praline Waffle Cone Soft serve ice cream that’s dark chocolate-y… yes, please.
Truffles & Chocolate? Eh. Not bad, never great… We’ll just stick with our rich, chocolate-y soft serve ice cream waffle […]
Butter & Garlic Oysters
Cajun Oysters
The oysters are a must to start.
Laughing Skull Amber Ale (Red Brick Brewing Co.) Ice cold and served with frosty glasses? Yes, please …and thank you. […]
Masa Real (Or, Masa Real De Guayaba) You could just call it a guava pastry. That usually works, too. But, there are a few different versions of “guava pastry”. Another common version of “guava pastry” (Pastelitos, Pastelitos de Guayaba, or Pasteles) stuffs guava paste (and sometimes guava […] |
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