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So, you went to New York and had Korean and curry????

Originally Posted by hallelujah

Fucking too right I did...along with Vietnamese, Japanese, Chinese, Turkish etc.

What's the point in being in a city like London or New York if you can't make the most of its diversity? That was the reason for being there!

(don't forget the Nathan's hot dogs though and the countless slices of NY pizza still to come in the next episode)

I do get the diversity thing.

Personally, dogs and NY pizza would be on this list, but first bash would be jewish - lox and bagels, knish,Matzo ball soup, pastrami and corned beef, then onto NY Italian, maybe find some Manhattan clam chowder - then a hunt for chopped cheese and meat over rice.

Originally Posted by hallelujah

but eating out and having a battlecruise is hard on the wallet- even for Europeans.

Christ I forgot those prices are before you pay the tips they extort out of you too

Originally Posted by nidhogg

I do get the diversity thing.

Personally, dogs and NY pizza would be on this list, but first bash would be jewish - lox and bagels, knish,Matzo ball soup, pastrami and corned beef, then onto NY Italian, maybe find some Manhattan clam chowder - then a hunt for chopped cheese and meat over rice.

Katz deli was on my list. As were so many other things. In fact, we only got to Little Italy once and we were consumed with eating good Asian food - and other stuff like Turkish - cos my wife is Malaysian and it just wasn't something we could get easily when I was in Colombia. We're not that bovvered by patsrami cos I could get it no problem, so I would say that your choices would be different to mine. Each to their own though and it is food, after all!

Of course, we regretted not eating this and that when we were at the airport, but you'd need a month there at least to do everything you want. It's just like London. Probably the two greatest cities on earth in my opinion where you can get pretty much any food you want at any time of day.