HOT DOGS V. TACOS

lol at using wiki us census numbers for population of mexicans in us cities.

rip gabbneb

hoos is mexican btw

torta with hot dog in it >>> soft taco >>> hotdog >>> crispy taco

There is no "soft" or "crunchy" taco. There is just taco.

Also:

Houston has better tacos than someone up there is giving credit for. Pastor , chopped onions and cilantro on corn tortillas at Ruchi's Taqueria. cheap and late.

Houston also has more Mexicans than Chicago. Wiki's numbers don't add up.

Also has James Coney Island where you can get a hot dog, I think called Chicago style with pickle and hot peppers. across the street from Ruchi's.

― james k polk, Tuesday, June 23, 2009 4:19 PM (1 hour ago) Bookmark

Ruchi's is goddamn crucial.

I thought there was no way this thread could go wrong & got so excited to read it but now I can perfectly remember the taste of the Chinese restaurant pizza puff I used to get for lunch 2x weekly freshman year of high school

Anyway obviously if it is that you had to pick one to eat exclusively for the rest of your life then it's tacos but I think my death row meal answer might be different.

Hey maybe we can decide which city has the best pizza by figuring out which has the largest number of Italians, that seems like it would be accurate

― congratulations (n/a), Tuesday, June 23, 2009 5:22 PM

After all, everyone knows Italians make the best pizza.

― congratulations (n/a), Tuesday, June 23, 2009 5:22 PM

can we continue this train of thought? i wanna see n/a get butthurt at the suggestion that japanese know sushi, polish know pierogi, etc

pretty sure SF and Seattle have terrible japanese food

ukrainians know pierogi too!

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i always tried to avoid eating indian food on devon, due to the preponderance of indians that lived there

they wouldnt let mexicans in japan to clean the bathrooms, let alone prepare food

you know that a lot of indian restaurants are run by pakistanis and bangladeshis...

halal

To continue the trend of taking meal advice from this thread, I had a "Mexican Roll" from the sushi place down the block for dinner. It was actually really good - yellow tail, scallions, avocado, cilantro, and some hot sauce.

native american restaurants is the more acceptable term

There's a Chinese restaurant near my work that offers hot dog fried rice. I guess that's what I'll have for
breakfast.

I made veggie tacos tonight - sweet potatoes, carrots, onions, corn, greens, feta:

http://photos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc1/hs119.snc1/4866_1169536123055_1367529924_441313_4604652_n.jpg

did u get a mexican to help????

succotash!

I would like to eat yr veggie tacos.

i just made tacos too, ha.

even though hot dogs rule

rule DULLSVILLE

oh no you didn't

torta with hot dog in it

Have you seen this? My roomie got a torta cubana a while back and instead of ham it had two hot dogs sliced lengthwise. Really weird but he ate it.

i wouldn't fuck with that

i might vote gyros over both of these but maybe it's because i haven't had a gyro in a while :(

i'd grind that shit up int oa paste and spread it between two other tortas... xp

last gyro i had was really disappointing... really obvious "mystery meat" shit that tastes of preservatives & salt.

i don't remember the last gyro-qua-gyro i had, but my local shawarma place is completely awesome.

shawarma proper is almost always better than "gyro meat"

Real gyro/schwarma is when the meat is stacked up on a spit then cut vertically, but I have a newfound respect for the processed/ground meat then formed into loaf and placed on spit or even just cooked up on the grill since I've made it a habit to visit my local chicken and lamb over rice combo cart, the Vendy-award winning Sammy's Halal.

http://nymag.com/listings/restaurant/sammys-halal/

I don't know how the other locations are, but the one on Broadway and 73rd in Jackson Heights is truly serving food of the gods.

this dude philemon has opened shawarma/falafel joints in at least 3 different locations in this city over the past 1 1/2 - 2 years, every place though he remembered me & my crew and made us turkish coffee and hung out with us. the fucking spinning meat sword is unfuckwithable.

you can put anything on a hot dog you can put on a taco

this just made me imagine a "fish hotdog" and I'm not sure how I feel about that

I voted tacos, btw, because -- to me -- hot dogs are an awesome fast/cheap/street/fun food, simple and great, but tacos can both do that and rise to the level of a fine, fine meal.

(NB it's kinda interesting might right now to think that if you made a fine hot dog out of the best and most sophisticated material, it probably wouldn't really be considered a hot dog anymore; I can't really tell if that's just an issue of language or if it says something about the notion/category of a "hot dog.")

i have had a hot dog as a fine, fine meal

I just had oxtails with avocados and it was nuts

this just made me imagine a "fish hotdog" and I'm not sure how I feel about that

ha I went here yesterday and someone linked a picture of a fish stick on a bun

I had some frankfurters on a cold day in the Nachmarkt in Vienna a couple of years ago alongside some tafelspitz. They weren't hot dogs, per se, but they were the best frankfurter sausages I've ever had.

I've had fish sausages before. They did not appeal to me.

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i always tried to avoid eating indian food on devon, due to the preponderance of indians that lived there

where else than devon to get good, cheap indian food?

I've had salmon sausages that were ok, but baja-style fish tacos are one of the perfect foodstuffs.

but baja-style fish tacos are one of the perfect foodstuffs.

OTDinero^^^

where else than devon to get good, cheap indian food?

― the chicano incarnation of benito juarez (primalfixations), Wednesday, June 24, 2009 3:55 PM (45 minutes ago) Bookmark

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http://i42.tinypic.com/2lxug00.jpg

I'm in East LA

I made soyrizo breakfast tacos for dinner and they tasted like hot garbage. that stuff just overpowers everything

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