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Originally Posted by macfanken
One of the best meals I ever had was while traveling in Costa Rica. A couple of friends and I took a little boat to a remote village on the Caribbean side of the country where we hired a guide to take us hiking into the jungle. After a day of hiking our guide got in a canoe, went out into the ocean and caught our dinner. He cooked the fish (I think it was red snapper but I'm not sure) over a fire, along with black beans and rice. I don't really care for fish but it was sooo good... or maybe I was just REALLY hungry from a day of hiking? 
One more REALLY good meal I had was at a Chinese restaurant... in Venice, Italy!  A friend raved about it so I had to check it out when I went to Venice. My friend was right, I ate there two nights in a row! |
Wow, nice. I think your first story the meal was great because of how hungry you were. Hehe. I have had some great stuff while traveling too.
In San Fran I had this seafood dish with mussels and a broth that was really good. The best part though was their chewey bread dipped in this, it was heavenly. But I have no idea where I was. Lol.
In Vegas I had the best California roll ever, they used real crabmeat instead of the standard imitation stuff. It was the Asian fusion place in Caesar's who's name escapes me at the moment.
Fugakyu in Brookline has the most amazing sushi, omigod. I love fresh mozzarella prociutto, basil, and olive oil subs from the north end. Mmm. Any food there is good.
Bagels on Long Island, they really are better there somehow, they were amazing.
Texas Roadhouse fillet, omigod for 13.99 you can get a little fillet, just enough, and a wonderful salad or whatever 2 sides you want. Plus their homemade squishy rolls with cinnamon/honey butter. Its a chain so if you've seen one and haven't gone, GO!
I love everything, I could be here all day.
Oh yeah, the food on a cruise ship is to die for. Mmmm.