FOOD THREAD VOL. GRUB LIFE

 
 I don't have many asian friends
I know this feel 
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that pho life...oxtail and beef :pimp:
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but bigstan bigstan just look up some Vietnamese restaurants and go in and give it a try. Alot of these places don't speak English so point at which pho you want on the menu like most of my friends do that don't speak a lick on viet lol
 
haha thanks for the encouragement guys. Once I get back to Boston I'll hit up yelp and see if there's any good spots around. Pics will be posted obviously. 
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oh snap didn't know you were from Boston...I lived in Methuen for 3 months before moving back out here. Lots of good eats there...oh man the chowdah :wow:
 
never had pho or ramen :\  never thought I was missing out until I saw this thread. My parents aren't adventurous at all (mainly american and italian food) and I don't have many asian friends, so I haven't had much exposure. 

I'm Asian and I haven't tried Asian staples pho, ramen, and bubble tea until recently (the last year and a half). All damn good, especially bubble tea. Still wouldn't know what to order in the store.
 
never had pho or ramen :\  never thought I was missing out until I saw this thread. My parents aren't adventurous at all (mainly american and italian food) and I don't have many asian friends, so I haven't had much exposure. 

I'm Asian and I haven't tried Asian staples pho, ramen, and bubble tea until recently (the last year and a half). All damn good, especially bubble tea. Still wouldn't know what to order in the store.

milk tea damn near run through my veins :lol:
 
Have y'all ever ordered 2 dishes but only age one and asked for the other to go but never got it and forgot on the way out? Then regret tipping 15%. :nerd: @Summer92
 
Have y'all ever ordered 2 dishes but only age one and asked for the other to go but never got it and forgot on the way out? Then regret tipping 15%. :nerd: @Summer92

I've seen this happen many times..
Where u located?

Got customers calling back crying we stole an entrée.. :lol:
 
Have y'all ever ordered 2 dishes but only age one and asked for the other to go but never got it and forgot on the way out? Then regret tipping 15%. :nerd: @Summer92

I've seen this happen many times..
Where u located?

Got customers calling back crying we stole an entrée.. :lol:
Was more bummed out that I tipped 15% when our waiter forgot our to go leftovers.. It's not like it was a to go cup or anything... :nerd:
 
Eh 15% is good but also is minimal of acceptable..

17-20% means you took care of the server
 
Tipping is an interesting subject. As someone who waited tables for 10 years, I would be very disappointed with receiving a 15% tip, especially when I know that I delivered exemplary service. When I go out to eat, unless the server majorly screwed something up, they are getting at least 20% every time.
 
don't let these guys gas you up Champ. they look the same to me

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hope you had a good bday
Thanks, GTB. Real celebration is next week, but I really felt the NT love.

Champ's RAZR taking them good pics now :smokin
You should see my buddy's phone. Old flip phone with no Internet, bare essentials. I'll snap a pic to troll him.

We need to get a NT ice bucket challenge goin with the money going towards getting Champ the RAZR 2.
The shots. I love it though. Motivation to improve.

Tipping is an interesting subject. As someone who waited tables for 10 years, I would be very disappointed with receiving a 15% tip, especially when I know that I delivered exemplary service. When I go out to eat, unless the server majorly screwed something up, they are getting at least 20% every time.
I've worked in the service industry many years back and can appreciate the lack of gratitude the job sometimes presents. My foundation is 15%, but tend to tip higher in the 18% to 20% range. 25% if the server is phenomenal or I'm a regular at the restaurant.

I used to frequent a bar in college called Kilkenny's right near campus. Became close friends with the main bartender. Several drunken nights, bagged girls together, played sports. It was not uncommon for me to leave him a $100 bill on a $60 tab. Once I blacked out, he paid out of pocket to send me home in a cab 30 miles away.
 
Happy belated, Champ.

As for tipping, I usually go between 15-20%. Wasn't aware 15% was such an insult
 
Tipping is an interesting subject. As someone who waited tables for 10 years, I would be very disappointed with receiving a 15% tip, especially when I know that I delivered exemplary service. When I go out to eat, unless the server majorly screwed something up, they are getting at least 20% every time.

I'm sure you've seen some of the tipping threads here. First time I read one of those threads I was like wth is wrong with a lot of nt'ers. They are not normal.
 
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