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Chronic Tacos

Earlier in December we checked out Chronic Tacos  located in the food court at  Palms Casino Resort .  This food chain currently has 30 locations mainly all over California and a few shops in Nevada, Arizona, and Canada: Front Chronic Tacos emphasizes on fast food that's made to order so the food you are getting is fresh!  They do not allow their food at the front to sit out for too long. Chronic Tacos prepares generous portions of Mexican food . The California Burrito with Carne Asada was my personal favorite.  As you can see there is a lot of ingredients all packed in this massive burrito!  This would be a great hangover meal ;) F r e s h  Fish Tacos- The Mahi Mahi or Ono fish is dipped in a special Tecate Beer batter and deep fried. Eating here reminded me that fast food shops are not all the same.  Chronic Tacos stays true to delivering fresh food every time to their customers!  This Chronic Ta...

Eegee's in the mornin', Eegee's in the evenin', Eegee's ONLY in AZ :(

Eeegee's  currently has 23 locations in Tucson, AZ and only one in Casa Grande, AZ.  Moving from Tucson to Los Angeles was a difficult one because of my beautiful and delicious Eegee's. The thought of dipping the delicious sandwich into their perfect ranch dressing makes me go mad. I wish they would expand. To Hollywood. Next door to my house. A girl can dream. On the menu: Different types of sandwiches, fries, salads, cookies, pretzels, and of course their famous frozen drink- The Eegee. The delicious Ranch Fries.  Crispy crinkle fries topped with their signature ranch and yummy bacon bits.  All of the catsup in the background were also used for these babies.  Don't be shy to use your hands. Pizza Fries topped with marinara and mozzarella.  Bello. 12" Deluxe Grinder- ham, salami, pepperoni, provolone cheese, pickles, black olives, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, spices, pepperoncini, and Eegee's house dressing (Italian type of dressi...

OM Restaurant

OM Restaurant  is a small  Indian  restaurant that impressed me to the point that they shouldn't consider themselves a fast food place!  Compared to other Indian restaurants, their delicious plates have more reasonable prices.  A young fellow who worked there was kind enough to give us ideas on how we should order our foods - if we wanted to sample more of each other's foods, he suggested us three to get combo plates instead of a platter which are bigger. The traditional dishes we had were  Chicken Tikka  Masala - chicken marinated in a blend of spices, grilled, and cooked in a creamy sauce;  Aloo Gobi - cauliflower and‍ potatoes cooked in a blend of aromatic spices; Veggie Korma - mixed vegetables cooked in a creamy onion sauce with coconut milk: Their Chicken Tandoori is a must-have!  Its a chicken quarter in a blend of yogurt, garlic, ginger, lemon juice, marinated in spices overnight and cooked in a tandoor oven serve...

DJ Bibingkahan

When it comes to Filipino food, its prepared differently no matter what Philippine region you go to even if its the same dish.  Same exact thing when it comes to Filipino restaurants, the same dishes are prepared slightly different wherever you go.   DJ Bibingkahan  makes Filipino food just the way I like it because its similar to my family's style of cooking.  I love this restaurant so much that I made a screen name of mine close to the English translation of DJ Bibingkahan (I know that makes me sound like a dork). Lately I've been coming here for breakfast.  They have a special on selected breakfast dishes for only 3 bucks including coffee!  Some of the dishes included in the special are  Tocilog - a combo of fried rice, egg, and tocino  (cured meat): and Bangusilog - fried rice, egg, and bangus (milkfish): These dishes may look plain, but its full of flavor and salt! So if you're down to eat a Filipino breakfast, come to DJ Bibing...