Fish sauce to me is like anchovies. I don't like the strong, fishy taste and no matter how much people say it "balances", it just tastes of nasty fish to me. I can taste either no matter how far buried in a dish. These two things are the only gag inducing foods I've had, though raw clams are on the no eat list.Corey A wrote:Fish sauce is ubiquitous in Vietnamese cuisine. Is it that you didn't want something that had a strong taste or contains no fish sauce at all? The cuisine is very balanced in flavor and I don't feel that you would pick up on the fish sauce specifically.
You could try the banh xeo as I believe the only fish sauce is in the dipping sauce itself but you would be missing out.
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Steve H wrote:Hard to go wrong with a steaming hot bowl of Pho on a cold day. They also have a selection of curries that are very good. Start with the spring rolls with the peanut dipping sauce! And be sure to order the cafe su da. That's coffes with sweetened condensed milk. It brews at your stable and you pour it over ice yourself. Da bomb!
David R. Pierce wrote:Fish sauce to me is like anchovies. I don't like the strong, fishy taste and no matter how much people say it "balances", it just tastes of nasty fish to me. I can taste either no matter how far buried in a dish. These two things are the only gag inducing foods I've had, though raw clams are on the no eat list.Corey A wrote:Fish sauce is ubiquitous in Vietnamese cuisine. Is it that you didn't want something that had a strong taste or contains no fish sauce at all? The cuisine is very balanced in flavor and I don't feel that you would pick up on the fish sauce specifically.
You could try the banh xeo as I believe the only fish sauce is in the dipping sauce itself but you would be missing out.
Corey A wrote:David R. Pierce wrote:Fish sauce to me is like anchovies. I don't like the strong, fishy taste and no matter how much people say it "balances", it just tastes of nasty fish to me. I can taste either no matter how far buried in a dish. These two things are the only gag inducing foods I've had, though raw clams are on the no eat list.Corey A wrote:Fish sauce is ubiquitous in Vietnamese cuisine. Is it that you didn't want something that had a strong taste or contains no fish sauce at all? The cuisine is very balanced in flavor and I don't feel that you would pick up on the fish sauce specifically.
You could try the banh xeo as I believe the only fish sauce is in the dipping sauce itself but you would be missing out.
Understood. What did you end up getting?
David R. Pierce wrote:Steve H wrote: And be sure to order the cafe su da. That's coffee with sweetened condensed milk. It brews at your table and you pour it over ice yourself. Da bomb!
I made myself a cup before I headed out tonight. I make it kitchen counter side all the time!
Steve H wrote:David R. Pierce wrote:Steve H wrote: And be sure to order the cafe su da. That's coffee with sweetened condensed milk. It brews at your table and you pour it over ice yourself. Da bomb!
I made myself a cup before I headed out tonight. I make it kitchen counter side all the time!
Do you have the little brewing baskets? I do!
And don't forget the Cafe Du Monde. Gots to have the chicory in there.
Adam C
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Fri Jun 20, 2008 9:43 pm
Camp Taylor aka Louisville's food desert
David R. Pierce wrote:J4, excellent. The place was booming.
Adam C wrote:David R. Pierce wrote:J4, excellent. The place was booming.
I was going to recommend something in the J's. Good call.. next time try the catfish in the clay pot.
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