Here are some of my adventures in food:
Complete list of my reviews are on my Yelp page.- Mesa, A Collaborative Kitchen: Bringing Chefs to the Table
- Asian Sweets and Treats
- Dress Like a Cow for Free Chicken at Chick-fil-A
- 7 Louisville Ethnic Restaurants You've Probably Haven't Heard Of
- Yoki Buffet - A Notch Above the Rest
- 20 of My Favorite Things...To Eat
- Great Eats in Jeffersonville, Indiana
- Love at First Bite at Lucretia's Kitchen
- Louisville Restaurants on National TV Shows
- $5 All You Can Eat Crawfish
- A Preview to Doc's Cantina
- Mangonadas y Más
- Ceviche: A Culinary Love Story
- Awesome Fish Fries During Lent 2016 in Louisville
- How Yummy Pollo Rocked My Husband's World
- My $86 Burmese Tea Leaf Salad
- Discover Flavor of Flavor in Lively Shively - CLOSED
- Tapas Wowed at Artesano Tapas, Vinos Y Mas
- Eat Well and Do Good at 6 Louisville Restaurants
- Amazing Seafood from the Seafood Lady
- 502 Lunch Week Means Cheap(er) Eats
- Great BBQ from the Redneck Jew and Shack in the Back
- 10 meals from around the world for under $10
- Crawfish Boil - All You Can Eat for $5
- The Arctic Scoop - the Smokey Ice Cream
- Lent Fish Fry in Louisville 2015
- Ann Marie's Bacon Bar - CLOSED
- Bizarre Foods, Louisville Edition
- Taiwanese Food at Bentuhua Small Eats - CLOSED
- Rumplings Ramen Restaurant - Shut Up and Slurp - CLOSED
- Louisville Soul Food Tour
- Pawpaw: Kentucky's Forgotten Tropical Fruit
- 502 Week Means Swanky Eats for Cheap
- Crawfish Boil for Cheap in Your Own Back Yard
- Bourbon Barrel Foods and Loop 22
- Spice Up Your Lunch Hour in Downtown Louisville
- Country Cooking in Henry County - CLOSED
- Sweet Schimpff's and Perkfection
- A Guide to Vietnamese Food in Louisville
- Lent Fish Fry in Louisville
Food recommendations are tricky as everyone's tastes are different. Here's my food philosophy so you'll see how our tastes align. My motto is to be adventurous, always try something new!
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| Street food is my first love. Food cart, Vietnam |
- I love hole in the wall places, in a part of town less frequent by people, I guess because I feel like it's my little secret. And really, who doesn't like to brag that they discovered a new awesome place no one knew about??!
- I support the eat local stuff but honestly my wallet disagrees. It makes sense, locally produced food are more environmentally friendly and by supporting local businesses, the money stays in the community. But does it have to cost so much? While I like these places, I can't afford to frequent them too often.
- I have no problems with chain restaurants. They have so many locations because they made good food in the first place.
- My tolerant for bad service is very high as long as the food is good. Waiters have a tough job, so people have bad days. But some people are just horrible to begin with and I'm not going to let them ruin my experience.
- I like good value for my meal. I love cheap places to eat and if the food is good, I splurge once in a while. But most of the times in fancy places, I end up paying for the nice decor rather than a nice meal.
- I'm an adventurous eater. I love international food, new concepts, or anything different.
- I love variety. My husband joke that I never eat anything twice :) With so many things to try, who has time for the same thing?
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