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Los Angeles or NYC. Honolulu and Seattle next tier down. SF is decent. Everyone else is below that.

I didn’t know Vancouver, WA was such a mecca for Japanese food
 
All kidding aside, Vancouver, BC is excellent especially for ramen and izakaya style food. It doesn’t have the breadth of higher end places like LA and NY though.
 
SF is better than average and there are a number of good/great places, but it’s can’t compare at the low end to Vancouver, BC and high end to NY/LA.

Los Angeles or NYC. Honolulu and Seattle next tier down. SF is decent. Everyone else is below that.

Los Angeles or NYC. Honolulu and Seattle next tier down. SF is decent. Everyone else is below that.

Los Angeles or NYC. Honolulu and Seattle next tier down. SF is decent. Everyone else is below that.

I find the prix fixe at Jean-George is an excellent value. Although probably just outside of being considered moderately priced, for the experience, it’s one of the best values I know of in NY. It makes for a memorable experience and well worth the difference in price compared to Nougatine (the more casual restaurant attached to JG).

I find the prix fixe at Jean-George is an excellent value. Although probably just outside of being considered moderately priced, for the experience, it’s one of the best values I know of in NY. It makes for a memorable experience and well worth the difference in price compared to Nougatine (the more casual restaurant attached to JG).

That’s some Sage advice

Met him, had a nice time, he’s real. Good kisser

That’s some Sage advice

That’s some Sage advice

That’s some Sage advice

That’s some Sage advice

That’s some Sage advice

Actually Cantonese and Mandarin are both offshoots of Middle Chinese. Neither of them are derived from the other. The Yue dialects tend to sound closer to the proto language, for example closing consonants in syllables, as well as preserving some words that were used in older dialects that are not present in modern spoken mandarin. This is primarily due to mass migration after dynastic changes as evidenced by Cantonese people referring to themselves more often as “people of Tang” vs modern Mandarin “middle country people” (although some sense of nationality comes into play e.g. huaren vs zhongguoren)

Who said that it’s okay to be racist against white people?
 
Seriously how often do you see someone post “no blacks or “no Asians” versus “no whites”. How are blanket statements like that NOT racist?
 
White privilege is no where more prevalent than in the gay community.

Who said that it’s okay to be racist against white people?
 
Seriously how often do you see someone post “no blacks or “no Asians” versus “no whites”. How are blanket statements like that NOT racist?
 
White privilege is no where more prevalent than in the gay community.

If you can get a table, Frances is super yummy!!!! It’s in the Castro. Pricey but really worth it. For Italian, I love Perbacco, especially their short ribs with mash and horseradish sauce; the yellowtail appetizer is also super yum there. Great date night/special dinner place.
For good Southern Indian, I recommend Dosa (either in the Mission or in Fillmore - fancier dig) - totally different than most of the standard Indian fares (which tend to be more Northern or Pakistani fares). If you go to East Bay, I would also suggest Vik’s Chaat which is Indian street food. For Vietnamese food, Tu Lan is OK - used to be better. I think PPQ and Perilla in the Sunset are better but even then not compared to Pho Ao Sen in Oakland or in Albany. And for good burritos and tacos, there are 2 taco trucks that are still pretty good and authentic: one next to Best Buy (Division and Harrison) and one next to 16th St. and Shotwell - it’s where lots of the local folks eat.

Actually Cantonese and Mandarin are both offshoots of Middle Chinese. Neither of them are derived from the other. The Yue dialects tend to sound closer to the proto language, for example closing consonants in syllables, as well as preserving some words that were used in older dialects that are not present in modern spoken mandarin. This is primarily due to mass migration after dynastic changes as evidenced by Cantonese people referring to themselves more often as “people of Tang” vs modern Mandarin “middle country people” (although some sense of nationality comes into play e.g. huaren vs zhongguoren)

Actually Cantonese and Mandarin are both offshoots of Middle Chinese. Neither of them are derived from the other. The Yue dialects tend to sound closer to the proto language, for example closing consonants in syllables, as well as preserving some words that were used in older dialects that are not present in modern spoken mandarin. This is primarily due to mass migration after dynastic changes as evidenced by Cantonese people referring to themselves more often as “people of Tang” vs modern Mandarin “middle country people” (although some sense of nationality comes into play e.g. huaren vs zhongguoren)

Who said that it’s okay to be racist against white people?
 
Seriously how often do you see someone post “no blacks or “no Asians” versus “no whites”. How are blanket statements like that NOT racist?
 
White privilege is no where more prevalent than in the gay community.

Actually Cantonese and Mandarin are both offshoots of Middle Chinese. Neither of them are derived from the other. The Yue dialects tend to sound closer to the proto language, for example closing consonants in syllables, as well as preserving some words that were used in older dialects that are not present in modern spoken mandarin. This is primarily due to mass migration after dynastic changes as evidenced by Cantonese people referring to themselves more often as “people of Tang” vs modern Mandarin “middle country people” (although some sense of nationality comes into play e.g. huaren vs zhongguoren)

Yup, it is when he posts nonsense about history while thinking he understands it.
 
I have as much right to point out the emperor doesn't have clothes as the emperor has not to wear them. It would be more honest for you straight up disagree with me than scold me.

Who said that it’s okay to be racist against white people?
 
Seriously how often do you see someone post “no blacks or “no Asians” versus “no whites”. How are blanket statements like that NOT racist?
 
White privilege is no where more prevalent than in the gay community.