Political Correctness

So there were 6 of us I think and we all get sat on one table with 2 burners. We order some chicken, some shrimp, and some beef that we are supposed to cook ourselves.... because that is somehow enjoyable when I go out to a restaurant??
xD My best friend is like this as well and i LOVE that type of food.
It is a bit special, every bite feels kinda fresh. (not his problem, he can eat a cow within 10 minutes and would chew 3 times max..)
I could eat Raclette and meat fondue all the time (is any of that a thing in the US?) He HATES it!
 
Should have went to Queens for that.

There was a restaurant in midtown, Gogi 37, sadly now gone. They would serve a Korean bento box (dosirak) with so much food for $15, in addition to 7 plates of appetizers on the house. I never left the place hungry.
Damn! Korean BBQ is usually super expensive, thats why i prefet a normal restaurant to the BBQ one, but that sounds great!
 
xD My best friend is like this as well and i LOVE that type of food.
It is a bit special, every bite feels kinda fresh. (not his problem, he can eat a cow within 10 minutes and would chew 3 times max..)
I could eat Raclette and meat fondue all the time (is any of that a thing in the US?) He HATES it!
In NYC Bryant Park in the winter, there is usually a stand in the seasonal food court that sells freshly melted raclette on ciabatta bread. Lines stretches out for some distance.
 
I'm not a fan of Korean food in general. There's some good stuff, but of the common Asian restaurants, they are typically my last choice.

I could eat Japanese food three meals a day, likely forever.
I love Bibimbap, i love all the side dishes you get for EVERY meal.
In Japan i have the problem that i can't eat raw fish and i only am ok with cooked fish.
But there is enough other stuff, like Ramen and Okonomiyaki, so we get by.
 
Damn! Korean BBQ is usually super expensive, thats why i prefet a normal restaurant to the BBQ one, but that sounds great!
Wasnt Korean BBQ, just Korean food. In addition to free kimchi and the like, they serve salad, kimbap, chicken wings, and a shitload of bulgogi and onions with rice. Amazing deal.
 
Should have went to Queens for that.

There was a restaurant in midtown, Gogi 37, sadly now gone. They would serve a Korean bento box (dosirak) with so much food for $15, in addition to 7 plates of appetizers on the house. I never left the place hungry.
As a Yankees fan, Queens was enemy territory lol.... until I started dating a girl that lived right on the edge of Brooklyn and Queens. Then I had to venture in a few times.
 
In NYC Bryant Park in the winter, there is usually a stand in the seasonal food court that sells freshly melted raclette on ciabatta bread. Lines stretches out for some distance.
Can't blame them.
I eat it until i can't see any cheese for the next 3 weeks and by some weird voodoo magic that feeling is gone until the next day already and i am sitting there makeing more raclette xD
 
There's actually one called Lin's Asian Bistro, and they serve quite the panoply of options. Anytime you see a restaurant like that, there is a very safe bet that it is Korean owned.

But I am bummed there are no Japanese restaurants run by Japanese here. The Koreans often make changes to traditional items to more suit the local palate.
TF is DAT?!?!?!

A fuckin caribou roll with raw moose liver on top?
 
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I couldn't make it past the first minute, dafuq she's on about
Even during the flower power years people generally were able to form coherent arguments that didn't require cult-like use of strange jargon and feedback loops in niche communities. Internet means that you have college kids brainwashing themselves in reddit or tumblr communities (or 4Chan or 9Gag for the other side of the political aisle) where they regurgitate nonsense, many of which comes from foreign intelligence agencies trying to poison future American generations (and other English speaking places). It's telling that most of this shit is occurring in places where English is common.

You don't see this flavor of crazy in South Korea. No one there is advocating for gender fluidity or that there is a child pedophile ring hidden in a Korean fried chicken joint by their parliament building.

And for a lot of these people, their brains are geared to stay thinking like this, or else they lose the 'friends' they made and the justification for why they are always angry, and then feel the intense embarrassment for engaging in that shit in public with their face and government name.
 
Even during the flower power years people generally were able to form coherent arguments that didn't require cult-like use of strange jargon and feedback loops in niche communities. Internet means that you have college kids brainwashing themselves in reddit or tumblr communities (or 4Chan or 9Gag for the other side of the political aisle) where they regurgitate nonsense, many of which comes from foreign intelligence agencies trying to poison future American generations (and other English speaking places). It's telling that most of this shit is occurring in places where English is common.

You don't see this flavor of crazy in South Korea. No one there is advocating for gender fluidity or that there is a child pedophile ring hidden in a Korean fried chicken joint by their parliament building.

And for a lot of these people, their brains are geared to stay thinking like this, or else they lose the 'friends' they made and the justification for why they are always angry, and then feel the intense embarrassment for engaging in that shit in public with their face and government name.
You don't see it here as well

I can't even listen to this shit
 
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