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The two above bolded food choices is how I know this guy is simply an obnoxious troll. Some of the best Italian and Vietnamese anywhere can be found in the same neighborhood (the Italian Market) only a few blocks from each other.
Please, stop feeding the troll.
Oh yea? Everyone knows that SJ also has the best Philly cheesesteaks. Total win by San Jose!!!!!
Oh yea? Everyone knows that SJ also has the best Philly cheesesteaks. Total win by San Jose!!!!!
Amato's Cheesesteak is the best cheesesteaks ever: meat cooked to perfection and trimmed just right. Lots of grilled onions with a ton of whiz cheese in big delicious Philly bread roll.
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Sorry, it's true!!!!!!!! I've had both. Yeah, way better. Best veal parm, best pizza and ravioli right in SJ: Original Joe's and Peasano. Rest my case: San Jose is 100% better than Philadelphia. It realistically beats this city just about every metric or criteria you can come up with, even downtown. I talked to a lady from Kensington part of Philly. She said Downtown San Jose is way better: cleaner, safer, more cohesive, more fun and interesting. Not kidding.
Whatever., there's no one in Philadelphia, San Jose, or anywhere else is going to convince me that San Jose has better Italian food. It's like someone trying to convince me that Philly has better Mexican food. Not gonna happen since I'm already knowing the Mexican population has been ingrained in California for multiple decades.., maybe 25? 30? Same with the Italian population throughout Pennsylvania, and Philly in general.
There's far too may neighborhoods that have had families and individuals preparing traditional Italian food since day one, as well as those who've created new dishes over time, and perfected them. That goes for restaurants, bakeries, and deli's. I'll bet my last dollar, there's a number of living roomed sized restaurants in at least a dozen Philly neighborhoods that have better food than most places any size in San Jose.
Way Better; Not kidding.
Amato's Cheesesteak is the best cheesesteaks ever: meat cooked to perfection and trimmed just right. Lots of grilled onions with a ton of wiz cheese in big delicious Philly bread.
"Cheez Wiz" (Proper Spelling) & "Philly Bread." PROVES you're a total Troll in Da Hole.
Boy bye...
Upon first moving to San Jose I would always hear this phrase at the office "We're not even a real city". Can't argue with the truth - even the locals know it. I have traveled all around the world (mostly for work) so my opinion isn't based on Google Street View - Philadelphia is more of a city than San Jose and is crushing it 4 to 1 in this poll. A better poll would have been: Better suburb San Jose VS Scottsdale or Suburban Wars: San Jose VS Plano.
Upon first moving to San Jose I would always hear this phrase at the office "We're not even a real city". Can't argue with the truth - even the locals know it. I have traveled all around the world (mostly for work) so my opinion isn't based on Google Street View - Philadelphia is more of a city than San Jose and is crushing it 4 to 1 in this poll. A better poll would have been: Better suburb San Jose VS Scottsdale or Suburban Wars: San Jose VS Plano.
You don't like Downtown San Jose? What's your opinion of it?
Sorry, it's true!!!!!!!! I've had both. Yeah, way better. Best veal parm, best pizza and ravioli right in SJ: Original Joe's and Peasano. Rest my case: San Jose is 100% better than Philadelphia. It realistically beats this city just about every metric or criteria you can come up with, even downtown. I talked to a lady from Kensington part of Philly. She said Downtown San Jose is way better: cleaner, safer, more cohesive, more fun and interesting. Not kidding.
Veal parm is like egg foo young. Nothing authentically Italian or Chinese about them. They're both American.
Amato's Cheesesteak is the best cheesesteaks ever: meat cooked to perfection and trimmed just right. Lots of grilled onions with a ton of whiz cheese in big delicious Philly bread roll.
Unless the bread was shipped from Philly it's not "Philly bread".
Unless the bread was shipped from Philly it's not "Philly bread".
Shipped from Philly all the time
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