Ethnic cuisine by the wrong ethnicity

[Perknose]

Ironically, my uncle owns a 600 seat chinese restaurant and yet he's not chinese. Their dim sum is pretty good too.

Let me guess. The place was originally an ornate, even palatial Italian restaurant with several rooms, including a banquet hall. AmIrite?

 

[VirtualLarry]

Around here, the local pizza places are mostly run by Greeks. Nothing wrong with that, they make great pizza around here.

 

[smackababy]

ITT: people who don't know shit about food using the word authentic like it has meaning when it comes to cuisine. Go back to reviewing things on Yelp.

 

[MongGrel]

That's why I said 'good food is good food,' it just has nothing to do with being "authentic."

I'm just going to stick with Magnus on this one.

 

[GagHalfrunt]

ITT: people who don't know shit about foot using the work authentic like it has meaning when it comes to cuisine. Go back to reviewing things on Yelp.

I give your proofreading a 1/10. Yelp this!

 

[ultimatebob]

the chicken curry pizza would of made me stay. For scientific reasons

That actually sounds pretty damn good. Did they have Tandoori Chicken Pizza and Tikka Masala Pizza as well?

Put that on a Naan like Crust, and it would be pretty damn awesome.

 

[smackababy]

I give your proofreading a 1/10. Yelp this!

5/7 troll. I'll give you that.

 

[Caveman]

There are many cultures represented in Huntsville, AL - especially considering it's smallish size for a city (~180k).

There is something called a "Happy Burger" that's available from a place called "The Little Diner" that's run by Koreans. The Happy Burger was voted best in Huntsville and I had to try it myself to test it, and it lived up to it's name. You can get it with Kimchi or have it on the side.

Great stuff. Apparently the Koreans know how to make a great burger.

 

[deanx0r]

I would probably raise an eyebrow if I saw a pho place ran by 3 black guys. But that's just the mild prejudice in me showing. If the food is good, who cares?

 

[MongGrel]

This kind of sorta relates as far as authenticity to the extreme, I just found it interesting and it made me think of this thread.

http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20160510-the-humblest-paella-beloved-by-chefs

 

[Capt Caveman]

O'Ya - one of America's best sushi restaurants is owned by an Irish couple

 

[Blue_Max]

Great stuff. Apparently the Koreans know how to make a great burger.

I'll second that! Maybe they slipped in a little MSG or something, but the best burger I've had (except my dad's homemade!) was from an asian restaurant. Not sure why I didn't order the usual asian fare... I was craving a burger, it was on the menu, and man did it deliver! :wub: