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The Fish Shack belongs to the genre of nautical-themed seafood-casual restaurants that can be found throughout the coastal cities of North America. These restaurants usually specialize in raw oysters, steamers, chowders, shellfish, deep-fried everything, and grilled-or-blackened-fresh-sheet-items. Since I have lived … Continue reading
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Traditional Taiwanese food is not as fancy as other types of Chinese food. Although exotic ingredients are occasionally incorporated and complex cooking techniques sometimes utilized, most dishes are made by blanching, steaming, frying, and deep frying readily available ingredients. … Continue reading
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Joe Forte’s – When I drove by Joe Forte’s Restaurant for the first time not long after I first moved here, I thought that it was somehow related to the very good college basketball player but NBA failure of the … Continue reading
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The Boathouse English Bay – Since the weather was so nice today, my wife and I thought we’d take my mother-in-law for a little sightseeing along English Bay. The first stop in our tour was to be the (fairly) new … Continue reading
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Rodney’s Oyster House – “I don’t always drink beer, but when I do, I prefer Dos Equis.” That’s the catchphrase delivered by “the most interesting man in the world” at the end of every Dos Equis commercial. I have never … Continue reading
