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best pork sandwich i've ever had. also anything grab and go i need like 50 of each
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Best ramen in New York. Hands down. Their only other shop is in tokyo. No reservations sweet little hole in the wall on Allen st on the lower east side. Get the black tan tan if you want something flavorful and eat pork.
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Realizing that I am one of maybe 3 people on this website that is from the Twilight Zone ( Northern San Diego County), i have been blessed with the epiphany of curating the traveler with the 5 cool things we have to do out here instead of socially becoming addicted to substances, going to the โ€pacific oceanโ€™ and/or eating mexican food in what once was a quaint beach town now zombifying into a tourist trap in training. That being said, easty of the ocean in the dry air adobes of San Marcos lies one of the best sushi places. Smashed in between i think a hookah spot and liquor store lies heaven. Best sushi ive had at a $$$ price point in my entire life. he has guitars in his shop and pictures of James dean and Jimi Hendrix and Kiss. Best Agadashi Tofu in town and Crab rolls. 8.9/10
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"๊€ค ๊Œƒ๊Ÿ๊’’๊€ค๊Ÿ๊ƒด๊Ÿ ๊€ค๊ˆค ๊ ๊€Ž๊ˆค๊€ค๊ƒด๊Ÿ๊‹ช๊Œ—๊Ÿ ๊“„๊ƒ…๊๊“„ ๊€ธ๊‚ฆ๊Ÿ๊Œ—๊ˆค'๊“„ ๊‰“๊๊‹ช๊Ÿ ๊๊ˆค๊€ธ ๊‰ฃ๊Ÿ๊‚ฆ๊‰ฃ๊’’๊Ÿ ๊…๊ƒ…๊‚ฆ ๊€ธ๊‚ฆ" mae borowski returns to her hometown of possum springs, and with her return comes some long-time-coming reunions and unsolved mysteries this game broke me played it the week it came out back in 2017, and in hit me in that way some media does where it comes at a point in your life where it feels all too specific to your circumstances and it opens wounds you didn't even know went that deep. this shit felt like the therapy session you needed but reeeeally didn't want to go to. healing and hurtful, all at once also just happens to be extremely funny. it's a very specific kind of humor, where even in the rare moments it doesn't land, it still lands because the circumstances around it make it all the funnier. something as simple as a too-long pause in the dialogue will have me in stitches deserves all the love in the world, and it will forever have my whole heart. WITCHDAGGAH
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or junk journaling, if you'd like to not perpetuate myths about crows liking to collect trinkets. i just think it sounds cuter weirdly, as someone who's a writer, i've never really been good at or liked journaling. every planner i've ever owned has remained empty. if i try to write something any time other than when the fancy strikes me, it just feels inauthentic, like i'm trying too hard. this has been the first time journaling actually felt like it had a purpose for me, and actually felt weirdly therapeutic basically, it's just anything i can recycle, i make into a page. i like a common theme, so places i've visited, media i like, similar aesthetics, emotions i'm feeling. and then we get the qr code page & i'm reminded that this is probably the quintessential depiction of what scoring 121 on the RAADS-R looks like eh, i'm having fun๐Ÿคทโ€โ™€๏ธ
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inspired by mdoinurmom 's post about visiting the west coast (glad u enjoyed ur stay btw!!) given how 10 year and 20 year nostalgia cycles work with coast envy, it seems that, in conjunction with everybody's dream city shifting from los angeles to new york city, the ire has shifted from people saying la isn't all it's cracked up to be to saying the same about new york. which obviously gives me an excuse to talk about one of my favorite topics: what california is actually likeโ„ข๏ธยฉ๏ธยฎ๏ธ now obviously, every place has its problems. however, as someone who's lived here my whole life, i can tell you the people who give this place the worst impression to others are usually transplants who came for very shallow reasons ("get rich quick" type stuff). i've heard friends of mine on the east coast say that it's pretty similar with gentrifiers who come over there for similar reasons generally, unlikable people flock to other unlikeable people, because said people came for similar reasons. so their impression of la (or anywhere they go) is social climbers & fake people bc that's who they are, what they came to do, and who they surround themselves with meanwhile, irl, that is a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of what california is actually like. both bc that experience doesn't reflect most regular california natives, but also the fact that california, even just southern california by proxy, is HUGE. there are so many different micro cultures depending on where you go, going to a different city can sometimes feel like going to a different country. the differences between northern california and southern california in particular are staggering n ee waze i'm biased obviously but i love this place, i've been here my whole life and i'll stay until my ashes wash away into the sea (genuine emotion up there ^^. gross)
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