Travel Food photos

[CivEFootball]

Two from the night market in Siem Reap, Cambodia: Crickets, Silk worms, and Grasshopper mix, Frog with sausage stuff in abdomen

 

[TwinCitiesCy]

Two from the night market in Siem Reap, Cambodia: Crickets, Silk worms, and Grasshopper mix, Frog with sausage stuff in abdomen

Holy cow Civ - did you actually eat that?!?

 

[cyfanatic13]

Next door neighbors are from India and bring over food from time to time. I never remember what it is, but it's very good! Neighbors across the street are from Kenya and have brought over mandazi.

I don't have any pictures but I went on a month long missions trip to Kenya while I was in college. Saying the food was a struggle to get down would be an understatement. Luckily we went into Nairobi (beautiful city btw) one Saturday and had a nice meal although I don't remember what I had. We were also there over the 4th of July and that night an American family invited us over for a grill out. Never been more thankful for a mediocre burger and hot dog in my life

 

[chau]

Deep friend soft shell crab, massaman curry, and pad thai

Pintos
Koh Lanta, Thailand

 

[pourcyne]

Oh yeah, it was a real cornucopia of animal parts I’d never eaten and will likely not try again.

You've eaten a hot dog, you've had all the parts.

 

[Angie]

Some favorites:

Trapazzino - Rome, sort of like a delicious hot pocket:


Cacio e Pepe @ Armando al Pantheon, Rome - Michelin star restaurant at cheap prices:

 

[Angie]

Goat (my meal, bottom left) @ some random joint in Negril, Jamaica - there were more floating ribs in this meat…:


Some vaguely filthy-looking gelato, Paris:

 

[Angie]

From right - chicken roti, beef tartare, and the Blue Baoase drink, all in Curaçao:



The tartare won’t post right - it was not my thing, anyway.

 

[cycloner29]

Location: Ames, IA
Where: Whiskey River
What: Tenderloin

 

[CRCy17]

Location: Florence, Italy
Restaurant: Buca Mario (Michelin star)

 

[dmclone]

Lolz. Post something about being a one-percenter without saying you're a one-percenter.

Dude, I'm so far away from a one percent. I have no kids and I spend probably $3k every 2 years going to places in Europe. I have friends that spend 3x taking their kids to Disneyland.

 

[CivEFootball]

Holy cow Civ - did you actually eat that?!?

Yes. Frog and crickets were great. If you ever eat grasshopper remove the wings first. It washes down nicely with a Cambodia Beer (beer name is name of country). Which surprisingly tastes like Busch light.

 

[dmclone]

Two from the night market in Siem Reap, Cambodia: Crickets, Silk worms, and Grasshopper mix, Frog with sausage stuff in abdomen

Yeah, you win

 

[KennyPratt42]

Noma
Copenhagen

 

[JayV]

Next door neighbors are from India and bring over food from time to time. I never remember what it is, but it's very good! Neighbors across the street are from Kenya and have brought over mandazi.

Any homes for sale in your neighborhood?

 

[HFCS]

Cioppino at Sotto Mare in San Francisco's Italian neighborhood, seafood dream:

 

[GoldCard]

Location-Paris, France
Resturaunt-Le Nemours
Food-Sardines

Did not expect them in the pop top can, but they were delicious! And the atmosphere, unbeatable!

 

[BoxsterCy]

"Mexican" pizza at Royal Hacienda's resort near Playa del Carmen. The cold avocado sliced on top is a nice touch, cuts the heat from the jalapeno.

 

[JP4CY]

I hope we keep this thread going. Some tasty looking stuff with ideas on where to visit.

 

[BoxsterCy]

I hope we keep this thread going. Some tasty looking stuff with ideas on where to visit.

^This. Love me some good food porn images.