I watched Mr Bean a few nights ago and he was in a fancy French eatery, he unknowingly ordered shrimp and oysters. Rowan Atkinson never failed to deliver!
A Michelin Star restaurant decided to buy a McDonalds franchise. Now they have 2 menus. Waiter says they just ran out of food on the Michelin Star menu.
I actively prefer regular food, thanks. I’m vegetarian, and certain restaurants seem to think vegetarian food is flavorless unless they dump a kitchen sink’s worth of seasonings into it and call it gourmet. Usually, those are the same restaurants that think a portion smaller than their kids’ meals is the right size for a vegetarian adult. I have been served $25 dollar entrees with under 200 calories and so much seasoning they were all but inedible. I would rather be given a baked potato with cheese and broccoli. It would be both tastier and more filling.
I was with a buddy who is from Hong Kong in Chinatown Los Angeles and he took me to a Chinese restaurant that served Sichuan and Cajun foods (spicy) – this was nearly thirty years ago way before fusion foods became popular. The live Jazz music was also a surprise.
Leroy about 20 hours ago
“Sure, we understand. I’ll have the Chicken à la Bus Driver.”
FreihEitner Premium Member about 19 hours ago
Yes. Yes I am okay with regular food.
xaingo about 19 hours ago
Sure, I’ll have meat and vegetable.
The dude from FL Premium Member about 19 hours ago
I watched Mr Bean a few nights ago and he was in a fancy French eatery, he unknowingly ordered shrimp and oysters. Rowan Atkinson never failed to deliver!
The Reader Premium Member about 18 hours ago
Darn! They are out of beans on toast.
Ichabod Ferguson about 14 hours ago
Corn flakes again?
bluecat about 13 hours ago
A Michelin Star restaurant decided to buy a McDonalds franchise. Now they have 2 menus. Waiter says they just ran out of food on the Michelin Star menu.
markkahler52 about 12 hours ago
Got any Thanksgiving leftovers?!
charles9156 about 12 hours ago
bowl of rice krispies?
nsaber about 12 hours ago
Lasagna, please!
dpatrickryan Premium Member about 10 hours ago
“That depends. Are YOU okay with regular prices?”
jbarnes about 9 hours ago
I actively prefer regular food, thanks. I’m vegetarian, and certain restaurants seem to think vegetarian food is flavorless unless they dump a kitchen sink’s worth of seasonings into it and call it gourmet. Usually, those are the same restaurants that think a portion smaller than their kids’ meals is the right size for a vegetarian adult. I have been served $25 dollar entrees with under 200 calories and so much seasoning they were all but inedible. I would rather be given a baked potato with cheese and broccoli. It would be both tastier and more filling.
Smeagol about 8 hours ago
I was with a buddy who is from Hong Kong in Chinatown Los Angeles and he took me to a Chinese restaurant that served Sichuan and Cajun foods (spicy) – this was nearly thirty years ago way before fusion foods became popular. The live Jazz music was also a surprise.
wildlandwaters about 8 hours ago
oh man!… so you mean no giant platter with a bite of sirloin and a sprig of parsley?!