Urban Food
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On this extremely hot August day people became hungry only in the evening. I took this picture in the pedestrian zone of Favoriten, the 10th district of Vienna, near Reumannplatz.
A kebab shop located on the side of the road near GEC Circle. I don't know if I was really hungry that night or what, but the seekh kebab here tasted amazing! Probably the best I've ever had.
Chittagong, Bangladesh.
The Le Chateau Trailer Park is now open, following an opening party with DJ Katt and DJ Maya.
Definitely worth heading along to take a look at this latest addition to the ever expanding Le Chateau estate.
Dear customers
Thank you for your help and support this year.
We will be attending the Holiday shop and Hop.
This fruit kebab will be distributed at the event as a gift.
And we will sell 50% off the products we picked up from the products sold by this fall.
Don't miss it!
This event will be held on December 8th -January 2nd
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Takeaway in my local town of Newmarket, Co. Cork. Taken for my Flickr group www.flickr.com/groups/takeaways_and_chip_shops_of_the_world/ new members always welcome. Apologies for my lack of commenting I'll catch up this afternoon.
Instanbul Kebab house in Waterford city given a Prisma makeover HSS!
Uploaded for 117 Pictures in 2017 #26 Selective colour. I'm aware the date taken isn't showing for this image but I did definitely take it in January 2017, my sister came over from England to visit for my 50th birthday on 16th January & we went wandering around Waterford city. I was hoping the Flickr photo editor which replaced Aviary would keep the selective colour feature but sadly it didn't. I don't have software that does selective colour nor is it available on my camera. If I can work out another way to do a selective colour image which shows the actual date I will & replace this one before the end of the year.
Fire up the grill, we got the kebabs
Chefs, today I've prepared you a Shrimp and Chorizo kebab with corn, tomato, and bell pepper. I've paired it with a serving of Couscous, a fresh lemon, and a dallop of avocado.
Built for Redemption round 3
Epic mealtime: Lunch
La Wangfujing Snack Street, situada en hutongs justo al oeste de la calle principal está llena de restaurantes y puestos de comida. Los puestos de comida ofrecen una gran variedad de comida callejera común y exótica. Los platos más populares son el chuanr (kebabs de carne, hechos usualmente de cordero) y postres como el tanghulu (frutas confitadas en un palo).
es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wangfujing
The Wangfujing snack street, located in hutongs just west of the main street, is densely packed with restaurants and street food stalls. The food stalls serves a wide variety of common and exotic street food. More common fare such as chuanr (meat kebabs, commonly made of lamb) and desserts, such as tanghulu or candied fruits on a stick, are among the most popular.
Further north and perpendicular to Wangfujing is Donghuamen Street, which has a night food market of its own.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wangfujing
The north end of the pedestrian mall heats up in late afternoon and evening for the night food market. Dozens of food stands sell everything from fried scorpion and snake kebobs to the less exotic pork and chicken kebobs, dumplings (pot stickers) fruit and congees (bean puddings). Wandering from stand to stand, it's possible to put together a fun and inexpensive meal.
The Line 1 subway stops at the south end of Wangfujing Street.
www.chinahighlights.com/beijing/attraction/wangfujing-sho...
While Wangfujing snack street is worth a visit for the mandatory "look I'm eating a on a stick"-photo, and it is a great place to get souvenirs, it is also a hotbed for food poisoning and not-really-authentically-Chinese snacks. Chinese people don't really eat scorpions on a stick, unless they're not from Beijing and also on holiday here.
You'd be much better off getting stuck in and trying these genuine Beijing-style street snacks. You'll find them sold off carts by the side of the street throughout the entire city, you shouldn't have to look too hard, they tend to gather around tourist destinations too.
www.chinahighlights.com/beijing/article-things-not-to-do.htm