I learned you cannot trust Yelp.

[IheartMickey]

Sort of off topic but this made me think of the elderly lady in some rural city who wrote the review of the new Olive Garden as if it were the best thing since sliced bread!! It was a hoot. I had to go find it.. so funny!!
http://thestir.cafemom.com/food_party/134433/85yearold_woman_gives_the_olive

I loved that! They actually had her as a guest judge on Top Chef this season.

 

[shoney]

It's not like I'll never use Yelp again, but this time I won't trust the reviews as much as I did.

And I've eaten in some great restaurants in Manhattan. I know good food! Il Mulino, Carmine's, Cafeteria, and many others that have been around awhile.

I do think the Chinese food in FL is just drastically different. I cannot judge whether its a good or a bad thing because I think it's one of those things where if you grew up eating a certain food that tastes one way, and you taste it made another way it doesn't seem "right".
It's like the Chicago vs New York pizza argument.

I couldn't help but think a NY'er eating Chinese in Central Florida!

Unless we are in a major city, we usually avoid Italian and Chinese!

 

[IheartMickey]

I couldn't help but think a NY'er eating Chinese in Central Florida!

Unless we are in a major city, we usually avoid Italian and Chinese!

Forget about Italian here! I'm Italian, I've eaten Italian food my entire life. I tried having chicken parmigiana on a hero here and they used chunks of grilled chicken! Omg, it was horrible.