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Originally Posted by kidphilly
NOLA is just special in so many ways - I think it is probably the most unique city in the US - and maybe the most unique in it's food as well in that it really may be the only city (US) that can claim a cuisine that is all it's own
I'm with Kidphilly on this one.
LA might have more "high end and world renowned cuisines" but NOLA has it's own culture of food. And that's more than satisfying.
Sometimes the simple things win out over the high and all mighty luxurious things.
New Orleans food isn't really all that. I'd rather have great Mexican, Chinese, Ethiopian food than fried chicken and dirty rice, stuff that I usually make everyday at home. And I'm getting sick of it.
New Orleans food isn't really all that. I'd rather have great Mexican, Chinese, Ethiopian food than fried chicken and dirty rice, stuff that I usually make everyday at home. And I'm getting sick of it.
Actually you made it racist thinking that by fried chicken and dirty rice he was talking about black people.
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