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My first fan might be Bengac. Mad respect to that person, I hope they've been well :)
I went there with my father and my brother when I was just a little boy and I found it very tasty
I really love the musicals! Got to see Hamilton and Guys and Dolls while I was there and neither of them disappointed :)
Top 5 top 5 lists in this thread
To be fair I could just be mistaking it for another languedoc/provence city. My family drives by the coast on the way to Spain so we tend to stop at the French coastal cities for lunch (carrefour). We don't usually stop by Marseille, which is why I don't remember too much about it. I do recall it being a nice city though, despite not actually exploring it a lot.
It's been a while since I've been there, but I recall it being just fine and very similar (albeit a bit larger) to Montpellier. Why do you think it's the weirdest city?
It was so humid and uncomfortable in Suzhou we cancelled our trip to Nanjing and went home early lmao.
I was in Chongqing but it just seemed too chaotic of a city (like NYC) and getting from point A to point B was a hassle (hard to get around).
That is a bussin' list.
And I lost my French textbook today I can't find it D:
Yeah I hear Sapporo is really cool. I'm going to be visiting every climate Japan has to offer except for the colder regions of Hokkaido.
That's a lot of places! I really hope to travel more when I grow up. For now I'm confined to roadtrips in Europe and the occasional travel to East Asia haha
I thought Suzhou was pretty mid. Food was decent but everything else was just alright.
I hate to be like this but Hokkaido isn't a city :(
And this is a good list, I hope to add onto my list when I visit Japan in May.
I thought Mühlhausen and Mulhouse aren't the same? Isn't Mülhausen and Mühlhausen two different places?
I love travelling and experiencing different cultures and city ambiences!
Here's my top 10 cities and honorable mentions, I'm willing to elaborate on any one of them:
The food is pretty similar to one another.
It has nothing to do with anime and everything to do with food culture.
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He's talking about how on a biological level, capsaicin (spicy ahhhhh chemical) triggers the thermal receptors in our tongues, meaning that it makes your brain think your tongue is on fire. Therefore, by liking spicy food and willingly setting your tongue ablaze and feeling heat pain, you are a masochist.
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I just think it's too filling. The noodles take up space, and the broth takes up even more. I could be saving that stomach space for sashimi or something nicer :)
I still find ramen and udon delicious I just don't like them.
That can wait until after the Cathedral is finished.
Number one for me has to be China, the diversity in flavors and sensations just makes it the best in the world. You can go to Chongqing and get your tongue burnt off or you can go to Suzhou to have as many sweets as you can ever imagine. The way those guys are able to take a duck and cook it to absolute perfection always impresses me, even though I grew up in close vicinity to French cuisine, another country cracked at making ducks. Their innovative use of uncommon ingredients is also just doggone awesome.
Speaking of French cuisine, it is my second favorite cuisine. The intricacy of the foods and the various techniques they've invented really appeals to the science part of my interests, as many of the techniques such as poele and sous vide all follow principles of food science and therefore are able to amplify the best flavors in the ingredients. Simple but awesome French dishes such as foie gras, frogs, and snails are also so regionally unique that it makes the cuisine stand out even more.
Italian food is overrated, Spanish food is underrated.
geospliced top 10 cuisines:
I think that instead of approaching it this way, one could pounce upon this opportunity to school someone and share knowledge that is beneficial to everyone.
I really dislike ramen and udon, but I can tell you for sure that this is a tasting skill issue. From what I know, what brings out the best in Japanese cuisine are the base flavors of the fresh ingredients themselves (similar to Italian cuisine), which is why you won't find too many sensations such as "spicy" and flavors such as salty. Of course, they exist, but since the vast majority of Japanese food are delicious due to their light, refreshing taste (i.e miso soup), it's understandable that you, a person who might be used to having stronger foods chock full of spices, dislike such foods.
tldr: Japanese food is just built differently and your palate isn't refined enough to appreciate the nuance in the cuisine. Skill issue!
Ah okay so swap Milan and Bogota around. I'd love it if it was in Milan because I could probably attend it while visiting family. Sucks that we don't have any prominent electronic competition arenas/sites I can think of.
This isn't what I'd tell others but a nice currywurst would actually make me bawl my eyes out.
Masters Milan
Masters Bogota
Champions Hangzhou
Champions 26 is confirmed to be in CN if I recall correctly.
Production is going to go so hard.
What are you talking about?
DSYRE reincarnate will win it all
Maybe it hints at something in my future ;)
Just go for it man. I didn’t ask anyone to be my valentines this year because I’m going to uni soon but I did give a girl a nice note because I felt like it was right. If you feel like it’s right, then it’s probably right. Don’t overthink it.
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