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Favorite Ethnic/Regional Foods

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Shrimp Fried Rice with side of sweet and sour sauce

 

 

 

 

That is all.

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Shrimp Fried Rice with side of sweet and sour sauce

 

 

 

 

That is all.

You might like Thai pineapple fried rice with shrimp, cashews, scallions, pineapple chunks, and tomatoes. It's one of my favorites.

Ethnic food: Japanese. solely because of sushi. My favorite type of sushi: Dynamite roll ( rice, crab, avocado, spicy japenese mayo)

 

American Food: It so hard to choose, but I either have to go with a 3 way from Skyline or a deep dish pie from chicago.

Give me ALL THE FOODS.

 

#fatgetslow

Thai

Greek

Cajun

Vietnamese

Mexican

Japanese

 

But my favorite is what I was raised on - east coast seafood.

Doesn't that Furlongs place have Cajun/Creole? It's where Hurstborne intersects with Shelbyville. What's it all about?

 

Was in that area the other day. Is it closed? Sure looked like it unless I was looking at something else.

Doesn't that Furlongs place have Cajun/Creole? It's where Hurstborne intersects with Shelbyville. What's it all about?

 

Was in that area the other day. Is it closed? Sure looked like it unless I was looking at something else.

 

Like so many good things in the high-density, high-dollar areas of Louisville, it died before its time, according to rumor. The way I heard it, they opened and were pretty successful for a few years, which is when the lease came up for renewal. Landlord tells tenants he's raising lease to a level suitable for a successful restaurant on Frankfort Avenue, restaurant closes. So it goes.

Thai place in Mt Adams is very good . cant remember name. I love me some mexican . From street vendors in Cozumel , or taco stands . Fresh grilled fish or shrimp , soft home made tortilla , fresh SPICY HOT Pico , with plenty of cilantro .

I have tried the BDubs Thai Curry sauce but it has been a few years ago, so I can't really vouch for its authenticity. Thai food is hot - not spicy - but the kind of hot that can make sweat bead on your forehead. Most of the heat in Thai food comes from chili peppers and many of the dishes, including the curries contain coconut milk as a main ingredient. Fish sauce is also a common and distinctive ingredient in Thai dishes that adds add salt to the food.

 

I have seen Thai restaurant menus that warn that there will be no refunds if you order your food "hot." Depending on the restaurant, I stick with either "medium" or "hot" curries - I've never been tempted to order food "Thai hot." I like my taste buds working during my entire meal.

 

Besides curries, noodle dishes (Pad Thai is the most popular), and stir fries are also very popular.

 

Wild Ginger in Hyde Park has an outstanding array of Stir Frys. They also make a great Pad Thai, although I've personally never had it. Everyone who I've been with and orders it, loves it. Also a great sushi joint, if that flips your lid. note: it doesn't flip mine.

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As for my favorite ethnic foods:

 

1. Japanese Hibachi (shrimp and calamari).

2. Italian (you name it, but if there is pasta I'm going to like it).

3. Chinese (shrimp with lobster sauce or beef with snow peas are probably my go to meals).

4. Mexican (fajitas [no tortillas], tacos, tamales, chips & salsa, love it all).

Mexican: I've gotten to the point where this stuff is basically comfort food. If I can have something with cheese, green peppers and onions and a gigantic Dos Equis in my hand, I'm going to be perfectly content for a few hours.

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Mexican: I've gotten to the point where this stuff is basically comfort food. If I can have something with cheese, green peppers and onions and a gigantic Dos Equis in my hand, I'm going to be perfectly content for a few hours.
Don't skip dessert if Tres Leches cake is on the menu.
Like so many good things in the high-density, high-dollar areas of Louisville, it died before its time, according to rumor. The way I heard it, they opened and were pretty successful for a few years, which is when the lease came up for renewal. Landlord tells tenants he's raising lease to a level suitable for a successful restaurant on Frankfort Avenue, restaurant closes. So it goes.

 

A buddy of mine lived over by there about 6-7 years ago. I could never talk him into going, so I never went. Seemed like it did OK business. When did it close?

Does pizza count as ethnic? It seems I remember hearing that it was actaully concocted in the USA.

Chicken Pad Thai and crank up the spice meter to a 9 or 10!!!!

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