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JitakuKeibiinB
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21 Oct 2014, 1:08 am

Generally there are only one or two things on the menu that I'll eat ( if I'm lucky!), so it's rarely overwhelming.



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21 Oct 2014, 1:30 am

No, I don't have this problem.... I usually order the same thing ever time if they have it. I actually prefer Thai,Mexican,Vietnamese,Indian,Middle Eastern, Greek, etc food more than "American" food and if they have anything from any other culture I will order that because it usually has more flavour. I'm not that much into American food, so if I go to a place with no good options then it does take a little longer. But I'm not that picky. I go with the flow.


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24 Oct 2014, 11:50 pm

Verdandi wrote:
Usually I bypass the menu issue by purchasing exactly the same thing every time.


Me too. I'm always nervous of new restaurants because I'm an extremely picky eater and on more than one occasion have looked through entire menus without finding a single thing that I would eat. I have a set seven restaurants that I'll go to readily (not including fast food), and have a specific food for each one (primarily hot wings or barbecue ribs) and I never change it. It takes the stress out of deciding, plus, I'm always afraid of being adventurous in case I decide I liked my old food better than whatever it was I tried this time; it seems like a wasted opportunity to get food I enjoy that's not readily available to me outside of the restaurant, especially given that I don't eat out frequently.


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