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What to do when food is no good

Posted: October 4th, 2010 | Author: admin | Filed under: Food | Tags: , , , , , | 5 Comments »

I have spent the last month in Berlin taking advantage of their cheap and tasty culinary establishments. I also went a little crazy eating out since this activity in Amsterdam almost always results in a disappointing experience. Sorry Amsterdam, I love you but your food SUCKS. It’s the truth. Entrees are extremely overpriced, the service is bad, and it can be difficult finding really lekker food. That said, I have had the opportunity this past year to really learn how to cook food that I crave since I can’t go out and find it in this city.

Here are two food blogs I love since they fulfill my spicy to extra spicy food cravings.

I love maangchi! I want her to be my Korean aunt who lives next door and feeds me everyday. I have already made Soondubu three times since discovering her site.

If you’re looking for Korean/Japanese ingredients, Shilla is the best! The mini grocery store is located just north of Amstelveen. They have everything and I think it is a bit more affordable than the stores on Zeedijk.
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Homesick Texan is another really great food blog. I miss Texan meals all the time since I moved to Europe and she has some amazing Tex-Mex recipes and even Chicken Fried Steak for all you southerners!

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5 Comments on “What to do when food is no good”

  1. 1 marta said at 1:25 pm on October 4th, 2010:

    please make me dinner sometimes! sounds really tasty!

  2. 2 Sonya said at 9:58 am on October 5th, 2010:

    Shilla is great! I work nearby and I often go in there and pick up dumplings or soba noodles.
    I know what you mean about Amsterdam’s food culture- as in- there is none. It totally sux!

  3. 3 Maangchi said at 7:09 pm on October 5th, 2010:

    If I have a chance to visit Amsterdam someday, I will visit this store! Is the owner Korean? : ) Thank you very much for the post. I love u, too.

  4. 4 Frances said at 7:21 pm on October 7th, 2010:

    Wow, that sucks to hear that Amsterdam has a not so good eating out scene. I’ll make a mental note!

  5. 5 Munt Thee » Blog Archive » Its Maangchi Time! said at 9:32 pm on September 11th, 2011:

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