unluckyseventeen
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Ask this man:
Pakistan != Middle East.
Best Places to Eat in Utah Thread
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Pakistan != Middle East.
unluckyseventeen
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Yes sir. Seriously, egg rolls from Shanghai are amazing. Then you get them at some other place and you're like "what the **** is this?"
They have micro draughts as as well
There are a lot of ways that Greek/Mediterranean, Indian and Middle Eastern food tie together. Not the same stuff, but some similar ingredients and a few dishes in common.
I know that when I lived in L.A. we used to get Armenian food which was awesome. Grilled lamb, whole grilled tomatoes and sweet onions and best of all, saffron infused rice. If you've never had the spice saffron you don't know what you are missing. Absolutely delectable!! Too bad it is one of the most expensive spices in the world. Up to $315 per ounce.
I like it so much I've planted a number of the plants that produce it in my yard just so I have a little bit to harvest each fall.
Lebanese food is very good as well.
To put all food in the Middle East under one umbrella does an injustice to the local foods found in the Middle East. They are not at all alike from region to region and culture to culture.
I like it so much I've planted a number of the plants that produce it in my yard just so I have a little bit to harvest each fall.
Lebanese food is very good as well.
To put all food in the Middle East under one umbrella does an injustice to the local foods found in the Middle East. They are not at all alike from region to region and culture to culture.
Just remembered..the name of the place downtown where I had this awesome burger and incredible fries (I had forgotten before i visited how close Utah is to Idaho), was called Richie's. Just across from the Marriott. I also ate at Judge Cafe the 1st time I visited Utah which was excellent.
Safetydan
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Hey I tried El Gallo Giro due to recommendations by the board, it was fantastic. Ottavio's is still there from what I can tell.
My biggest recommendation goes to Nicolatalia's pizza on university pkwy right next to KFC. go and try the breadsticks with house dressing and the mahgarita(they spell it like this cuz the owner is from boston, whose name happens to be nick) pizza. don't sell out and go to brick oven if you're in provo, try something new, go to Nicolatalias!
My biggest recommendation goes to Nicolatalia's pizza on university pkwy right next to KFC. go and try the breadsticks with house dressing and the mahgarita(they spell it like this cuz the owner is from boston, whose name happens to be nick) pizza. don't sell out and go to brick oven if you're in provo, try something new, go to Nicolatalias!
Archie Moses
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I'm going to take you up on your recomendation.
Duck Rodgers
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That's a good one. Gloria's Little Italy in downtown Provo on the Center/University cross is good too.
sirslimjim
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Lone Star Taqueria
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Darkwing Duck
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By the way, the only place south of Layton that our group goes to is Big Apple Pizza. Near REI on 33rd South.