Top 5 Meals! {Roadtrip Recap}

Ok, we didn’t eat a ton of good food. Honestly, we ate a lot of ramen! But, when we did eat well, we were so lucky to find great local spots almost everytime! So, I absolutely can’t do this without giving you our top five meals. {This is only eating out, not home cooked meals-some of which would beat this out.}

1. Gladys and Ron’s Chicken and Waffles! | Atlanta, GA

I loved the atmosphere here, very soulful and it felt like everyone was family that worked there. Me and Kyle split an order of chicken and waffles and the hot wing appetizer. I love that savory sweet and spicy combination!

2. Tia Sophias | Santa Fe, NM

We loved this little spot that our couchsurfing host took us to for breakfast. The best breakfast  burrito I’ve ever had! It also got us hooked on Green Chile Sauce. We dream about this place.

3. Chinatown | San Francisco

I honestly don’t know the name of the place we ate at. But, it was the best and most authentic Chinese food I’ve ever had in the U.S. I almost left it off because the name was in Chinese and I couldn’t find what it is in English, but, it was probably my favorite of the trip and I wouldn’t be honest if I left it off!

4. The Yellow Sushi Lounge | New York City

Kyle used to work right up the street from this place, but, never went in. He didn’t like sushi until me : ) Now, it’s one of his favorites, and it is my absolute favorite food in the world. So, when we were visiting New York he brought me here on a date. I loved the variety on their menu, not to mention the half off deal that they had going on!

5. Taste of India | Seattle, WA

You know this place was good if I did a post specifically dedicated to our time there. We went twice in two days and enjoyed it just as much the second time. I’ll give my props to the butter chicken and the free refills on both hot and iced chai. The chai was the closest thing I’ve had to real Indian Chai since I was in India. Please, go here if you get the chance.

with love and good eats,

Sarajane.

 

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