SLC Eats

[zion zig zag]

I need SLC reccos for late lunch/very early dinner. My sister is flying in and then almost immediately driving out, so just want somewhere to sit down for a meal and talk for awhile. Mid-rangeish.

[tgapp]

I need SLC reccos for late lunch/very early dinner. My sister is flying in and then almost immediately driving out, so just want somewhere to sit down for a meal and talk for awhile. Mid-rangeish.

For Japanese

Koyote (not open from 3-5)
Ramen Ichizu

If you can make Koyote work that's always our go to. Great vibe, awesome place to eat and catch up



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[zion zig zag]

For Japanese

Koyote (not open from 3-5)
Ramen Ichizu

If you can make Koyote work that's always our go to. Great vibe, awesome place to eat and catch up



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Of course we're probably eating at around 330.

[Dantheman]

So, presumably you want to something close to the airport and I-15? Sounds like a great excuse to hit Red Iguana. Perfect time of day to go there, too. Or maybe Sabor Latino.

[Phall]

Nomad Eatery at Uinta brewing is great and close to the airport, 2nd Ramen Ichizu and DTM's suggestions above for that time window. The Pearl in the Central Ninth area is also very good. There's a bunch of great mexican as you head farther south on 5600w too, Casa de Tamal, for example, but not a great option if keeping proximity to freeway is of importance.

[zion zig zag]

So, presumably you want to something close to the airport and I-15? Sounds like a great excuse to hit Red Iguana. Perfect time of day to go there, too. Or maybe Sabor Latino.

I was kinda thinking Red Iguana, I can't remember if she has been there or not. She's heading south out of town, so not a big deal to go further down valley for the right place I guess. I've never heard of Sabor Latino, I'll check that out too.

[tgapp]

I was kinda thinking Red Iguana, I can't remember if she has been there or not. She's heading south out of town, so not a big deal to go further down valley for the right place I guess. I've never heard of Sabor Latino, I'll check that out too.

MakanMakan, Pho33, Afghan Kitchen, or One More Noodle House all are amazing if you want more "1st generation immigrant restaurants".

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[tgapp]

Okay y'all

In SLC to get a flash piece done for Friday the 13th and I've got an hour to kill, so I went in and ate in at One More Noodle

Holy shit

Holy fucking shit

I've been recommending them for the past few years solely on the basis of their takeout (Covid habits die hard I guess), but eating in? This is breathtaking, the single hardiest and most satisfying bowl of soup that has ever been set before me. Not only is it GINORMOUS, but it tastes absolutely amazing. Goddamn this place slaps

My order is spicy numbing beef (which I've probably had 50+ times by now) and wood ear salad, and eating this in house is truly life changing.

Do not sleep on this joint

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[Dantheman]

Looks awesome, wish I could eat it (celiac).

[tgapp]

Looks awesome, wish I could eat it (celiac).

dude DTM I didn't know you were celiac

go to Koyote they have a great GF menu and a very clean kitchen. have a number of celiac friends who eat their regularly

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[altacoup]

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You might be able to get it with a rice noodle. Can’t remember if they have those. The broth is absolutely insane.

[muted reborn]

When you pick it up to go the noodles are separate from the broth. Substitute at home whatever you want. I'm pretty sure they have rice noodles though.

Tgapp I owe you forever this rec, btw.

Random rec: Eggbreak is great. When they opened it was good but they have hit their groove now and most of their breakfast sandwiches are great.

[Phall]

Went to [emoji637][emoji637]hauz in PC tonight. I feel like we got honky level spicy, I’d be interested to ask her for the food like the Jamaicans would eat it. Owner was so so friendly. Definitely recommend


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[Dantheman]

go to Koyote they have a great GF menu and a very clean kitchen. have a number of celiac friends who eat their regularly

Good to know, thanks.

When you pick it up to go the noodles are separate from the broth. Substitute at home whatever you want. I'm pretty sure they have rice noodles though.

Ah, cool, didn't see an option for different noodles in their online ordering site, but it was a bit clunky. This is definitely something I'd prefer to eat in-house.

[BobMc]

Wife and I went for an anniversary dinner to Cultivate Craft tonight, we liked it.

Had the burrata as an appetizer, tasty and good bread.




I had the cranberry glazed meatloaf, I love meatloaf and this was definitely on point.



Good cocktails, I had the very old fashioned. Served in a smoke filled dome, could smell the smoke on every drink. It added nicely to the scotch.

[Phall]

Central 9th lamb party. Shawarma and lahmacun. So amazing.




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[alias#?]

Gotta go to to Lehi this weekend. Dinner restaurants rec's? Thanks.

[BobMc]

https://www.chuck-a-rama.com/lehi

[muted reborn]

https://www.chuck-a-rama.com/lehi

Good call. Saturday is Italian Day there, and the fried Coconut Shrimp special offered that night is as Italian as it gets! Bon Appetit.

[alias#?]

I guess it's Chuck-A-Rama for Utah's #1 fried chicken. I realize that my options will be limited but there's gotta be something.

[muted reborn]

There's lots of great chain restaurants in Lehi if Chuck-A-Rama doesn't work! Cafe Zupas, Jinya, Spitz, Tsunami, etc.

[Dantheman]

I seem to recall rideit saying really good things about Nazca Grill, and he's spent a lot of time in Peru and would know. Reviews and pics look solid.

[rideit]

Curiously, that one doesn’t ring a bell. My favorite is closed now, (it was a little chi-chi, but truly great seafood)but my new favorite is in Orem.
Just fantastic. More down-home, very, very reasonable.
(I’m actually surprised they have a website).
Kind of place that has a well stocked S.A. tienda next door, etc.

https://peru51restaurant.com/


EDIT: The pictures of the food at Nazca Grill look the business!

[NBABUCKS1]

via 313 is down there if you want some detroit style pizza

[ski_the_fraulein]

Strap Tank Brewery is predictable.


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