
Friday, July 29, 2011
Yogurtland

Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Malbec - Argentenian Cuisine

The food wasn't great, but it was nice. All the meat dishes are cooked over a wood burning fire, although your food may or may not be somewhat burnt or charred due to the cooking preparations.

I was also only able to photograph the main entrees that were closest to me as there were many ordered in our table.


Bife al Malbec - New York Steak

Ojo de Bife al Ajo - Ribeye Steak

Pollo al Limon y Hierbas - Half Boneless Chicken with Lemon and Herbs
Labels:
$$,
Argentinian food,
Pasadena
Monday, July 18, 2011
Orange County Fair 2011


The fried oreos were also sweet, but not overwhelming. I don't have a major sweet tooth, so it was nice that the sweetness in the fried oreos wasn't overwhelming.
I had always wanted to try the chocolate covered candied bacon and I finally got the chance. It was ok, but it wasn't as exciting as I thought. Perhaps it was sweeter and saltier than my liking. This may hit the spot for those who have a major sweet tooth and/or loves chocolate though.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Harlem Place Cafe

This place is in a "hidden" location at the end of a short alley next to the Museum Of Neon Art. I like the fact that there are art work (graffiti art, paintings, and photography) on the wall. It's also a "hip" place for the young crowds. While they play "cool" music, the music was very loud, making it hard to have a conversation with your friends and/or when ordering your food. How do you enjoy your meal and conversations with your friends if you have to yell over the music just to be heard?

Labels:
$,
American food,
cafe,
Los Angeles
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Free Slurpee

Friday, July 08, 2011
Kogi BBQ food truck


I visited the Kogi BBQ food truck when it was in Diamond Bar, feeding their fans a few weeks ago. This was before I saw an episode of "Eat St" where Kogi was one of the trucks featured on the show. They were famous for their Korean-Mexican influenced tacos. I visited them again recently when they were feeding fans in Pomona because I wanted to try their famous tacos.

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$,
food trucks,
korean,
korean-mexican food
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