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One last bitch: You can get Indian, or Ethiopian, or whatever for like six bucks in real places. I Columbus it is expensive, and ten times as fake. The Indian food (last time I went to Abaa, or something like that) is presented well, but with weirdly large portions (yay midwest) and with almost none of the spices and heat of the real food. It is Indian food catered to customers that usually eat McDonalds. It doesn't even remotely resemble the real food.

Ugh, I am mostly done with being done at being angry at Ohio, but the food still gets me. It all tastes like processed sugar.
 
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BayBuck said:
They are primarily a Philly steak place, with a bunch of potatoes on display for their homemade fries, and homemade lemonade. The one on 5th actually gets pretty busy on weekdays for lunch.
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I assumed they were a place playing off the NYC sub, which doesn't really exist. But there is a Penn Station in Baltimore, Philly, etc.

It sounds like my gig. I really liked Grinders btw. I'm not sure why it "failed." That was Chicago style I think though, but heated subs with decent non-fries sides. I forget.
 
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kinch said:
One last bitch: You can get Indian, or Ethiopian, or whatever for like six bucks in real places. I Columbus it is expensive, and ten times as fake. The Indian food (last time I went to Abaa, or something like that) is presented well, but with weirdly large portions (yay midwest) and with almost none of the spices and heat of the real food. It is Indian food catered to customers that usually eat McDonalds. It doesn't even remotely resemble the real food.

Ugh, I am mostly done with being done at being angry at Ohio, but the food still gets me. It all tastes like processed sugar.
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Check out one of the Arepazo restaurants for good South American food. Good people there.
 
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kinch said:
Do you even know my history in South America or did you just hit on this?

So many thanks, brother, or sister, or whatever you are.
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Just good food and good people there.

kinch said:
May I speak to you solely in Spanish from now on only to either show respect or annoy you incessantly?
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¿Que?
 
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kinch said:
One last bitch: You can get Indian, or Ethiopian, or whatever for like six bucks in real places. I Columbus it is expensive, and ten times as fake. The Indian food (last time I went to Abaa, or something like that) is presented well, but with weirdly large portions (yay midwest) and with almost none of the spices and heat of the real food. It is Indian food catered to customers that usually eat McDonalds. It doesn't even remotely resemble the real food.

Ugh, I am mostly done with being done at being angry at Ohio, but the food still gets me. It all tastes like processed sugar.
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You really are an angry elitist aren't you?
 
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