What is your favourite Restaurant?

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My favorite fast food restaurant is Pizza Hut and urs?

HEY, I'll second that! I ALSO like:

pf changs
ruth's chris steak house
outback
culvers

As for those given as choices originally, and other Qsv's(?) I believe they are called.

KFC?
Pizza Hut?
SubWay?
Taco Bell

BTW DISCLAIMER time. I own YUM stock, and 3 of those last 4 are YUM companies. YUM! I WOULD add ANOTHER, "long john silvers", but I haven't been there in a while, and another "A&W", but they have REALLY gone down hill. Still nice though.

BTW I ALSO like some small italian and german restaurants. A lot of french ones here do it I think just to act like big shots. Small servings of bad food at high prices. And most chinese restaurants I DON'T like. PF Changs is a bit different. Then again, PFCHANGS is owned by ruths chris!

Steve

I would my favorite fast food restaurant of all time is the Wong Kei in London. There is nothing much to say about the food but the rudness of the waiters is legendary!

Paris Talk: Wong Kei London

"Some people tell me how rude waiters in Paris are I tell them that's nothing they should try Wong Kei's in London's Wardour Street. It's become a London institution not for its food but rather for the abusive staff to such an extent that people go there just to experience the rudeness of the waiters. It's one of the must-do things to tick off the list on your trip to the capital; visit the British Museum, have your photo taken in Trafalgar Square and get insulted by the watiers at Wong Kei's."

The above is surely an ultimate accolade for this restaurant!

Wong Kei - London's Rudest Restaurant
Reviews on Wong Kei Look at tests, reports and read reviews: dooyoo.co.uk
http://www.webtalkforums.com/showthread.php?t=17054

Customers get shouted, and cursed at and sometime even thrown out. If you are lucky, you may even see a customer threatened with a chopper! It was really funny seeing the reaction of unsuspecting American and European tourists when they get insulted badly. All in all, a great evening's entertainment!

It is a great tourist institution that does London and the UK proud!

Derek

6) Ruth Chris - because beef really is what's for dinner. I know, you would think I'd say the Angus Barn since its such a local celebrity place, but the food is on par with Ruth Chris', but the decor sucks. I really don't want to pay those prices to sit on a wooded picnic bench. Of course it might be the only part of the place I can afford :-)
And I'm not a wine person, and those who are rave about the Angus Barn's wine list.
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Concerning Ruth Chris, it gave me one of my worse dining experiences recently. I don't what the prices are like in the U.S. but I paid US$100 for a dinner in Hong Kong recently for this.

1. Soup
2. Fillet Steak
3. Baked Potato
4. One Coca Cola
5. One coffee

I did not have any alcoholic drinks.

I have not paid $100 for an individual meal for a long time. The food was only so-so considering the price. For that price, I could certainly eat at Michelin starred establishments.

Most annoying, when I spoke to a Chinese waiter in chinese, he answered back in broken english, and I had to speak english all evening. For God''s sake this is Hong Kong and we are discriminated against in our own native language! Not all that, there are virtually no female waiters. It seems that this place has a rascist as well as as sexist policy. I really felt like making a complaint to the equal opportunities commission about that place afterwards.

At least with the Wong Kei, we all knew it was a bit of fun, but I certainly did not expect this sort of treatment in a very expensive establishment.

By the way, beware of any restaurants that do not publish its menu on its shopfront. You may have a big shock when you see the actual prices on the menu!

Derek

Jack's for sliders and cheese fries. Sliders are what the hamburgers there are called.
Scoobies for the Top Rounders.
Gus's or Hot Dog Charlies for mini hot dogs smothered in meat sauce.
Pig Pit for BBQ.

20$ says his socks don't match...

Fast food?
No, thanks.

A favourite restaurant? Yes!

Le Grand Véfour in Paris.

→ LE GRAND VEFOUR - RESTAURANT GASTRONOMIQUE PARIS - OFFICIAL WEB SITE - GRAND VEFOUR - GUY MARTIN - CENTRE

I don't usually go to fast food restaurants, but when I do, it's Subway.

I like The Cheesecake Factory and Olive Garden.

These are nice for the price.

I brought a cake home from the Cheesecake Factory a couple of weeks ago, and it was excellent. But be sure to check inside the box. The first cake that they gave me was shaped like a flat tire because it was stored on its side.

You know, I feel the SAME way! I was in california a few months ago, and went there again. I still like them.

Steve

That's got to be like finding good southern food in New York State:rolleyes:
I will say the BBQ has gotten a lot better around here.

When I need to get food on the go, a favorite place of mine is Panera Bread assuming there's one nearby. Also, the extra coffee carmel fraps at Starbucks are so delicious...every now and then I'll treat myself to one.

For the majority of Fast Food restaurants though, I prefer to avoid them. Their menus items are loaded with so many fats, sugars, artificial ingredients, and preservatives. It can really get scary when you start looking at the nutritional information, and makes me think twice about eating it. If I am limited on options and need to stop for fast food; I just try to order a salad. But even then, the dressings that some of the chains offer have a lot of calories/carbs. Wendy's just changed their salad menus last year to include all natural dressings, so that would probably be my top choice.