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Dim sum. Very nostalgic. Brings back those VB6 days.
Seattle used to be crawling with Dim Sum places. My wife noted indeed nostalgic
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$62US sounds about right. Prices have gone thru the roof lately.
Last time I had dim sum was in Victoria in Chinatown on Fisgard St. It was authentically seedy. Some of it was pretty good. Some was kinda bland, but I feel that way about a lot of "authentic" Chinese food. The chicken feet dish was a little too toothsome for my taste.
Of all the dim sum I have had, I liked the hole in the wall place my wife's uncle took us to in Honolulu's Chinatown the best. Amazing pastries. A water pipe in the men's was leaking so the floor of the kitchen where you had to walk through to reach it was wet. Still the best food. They had a pot for parboiling rice that looked like it had a hundred pounds of rice cooking in it.
I also can't believe no one got my "dim sum" programming joke.
Of all the dim sum I have had, I liked the hole in the wall place my wife's uncle took us to in Honolulu's Chinatown the best. Amazing pastries. A water pipe in the men's was leaking so the floor of the kitchen where you had to walk through to reach it was wet. Still the best food. They had a pot for parboiling rice that looked like it had a hundred pounds of rice cooking in it.
I also can't believe no one got my "dim sum" programming joke.
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I prefer to get Chinese food recommendations from @AutoMechanic . His Chinese food palate and mine align.Last time I had dim sum was in Victoria in Chinatown on Fisgard St. It was authentically seedy. Some of it was pretty good. Some was kinda bland, but I feel that way about a lot of "authentic" Chinese food. The chicken feet dish was a little too toothsome for my taste.
Of all the dim sum I have had, I liked the hole in the wall place my wife's uncle took us to in Honolulu's Chinatown the best. Amazing pastries. A water pipe in the men's was leaking so the floor of the kitchen where you had to walk through to reach it was wet. Still the best food. They had a pot for parboiling rice that looked like it had a hundred pounds of rice cooking in it.
I also can't believe no one got my "dim sum" programming joke.
Yogurt with strawberries and blue and blackberries. Heaven
GON
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GON
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BITOG inspired Friday night dinner at a Chinese restaurant.
Plain yogurt with strawberries and blueberries
Hand picked blackberries. Well, from last year. I fished them out of the freezer.
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It's apparently a cultural thing. But same here, which is why I never got into Seinfield. I do kind of like Jon Stewart though he has some of that cultural influence enmeshed (especially in his stand up, which I've seen. I don't identify with either the left or the right politically btw).
Yeah, he's another one I just don't "get." I don't appreciate his commentary, either, as I find he is usually just parroting a narrative.
Me too!
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