minorsecond[I ate] Tex-Amex in Hiroshima, Japan
i heard food there is the bomb
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DominusOfMegadeusFuck you, take my upvote 🤣
‘Now I have become taco bell, the destroyer of bowels’
- Fooddenheimer, 1945
Bro went nuclear on the comment section
CallateLoSicoFuck yea, norteño cuisine is palatable to the ENTIRE world
I moved further north and I miss it so much!
skepticaliforniaThat looks delicious and the cast iron skillet is a nice touch.
Weird note, if this is the one with the cowboy hats on the wall, the woman who owns the place was a child when the bomb was dropped and she will tell you about her memories of it… Both of her children died of cancer in their thirties. She was in her late 90s… Maybe she passed away by now. I was there 15 years ago…
I have photos of the interior. Let’s see if this is the one.
Doesn’t look like it, but things change. Just made me remember a thing about a place.
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They even serve in the cast iron it was cooked in 😂
Lol yeah I thought that was cool.
Side note, are you a C developer?
haha no, but learned it as part of my college courses.
It looks like a crispy enchilada, which I now realize is something I need in my life.
Otis!? I loved this place when I went. 😍 literally had the best time listening to a bass soloist that happened to be there.
Yesss. It’s so cool to see someone else posting about it. Literally the highlight of my trip to Hiroshima outside of hiking Miyajima.
OrbituaryMan… I had “Mexican” in Hakuba in February… Boy, was it comical. The meat and ingredients were all soooo excellent, but the execution, presentation, and portions were almost too silly to feel real.
Onions were fine chopped, wet burritos were soupy, tacos seemed cartoonish.
CrackhappyThe best Mexican food I ever had (this is including Mexican food that I had in Mexico) was in Bali. It was wild.