How game are you when eating out???
Posted by: rach
16th Feb 2011 04:16pm
I am curious to know how game people are when it comes to eating out?
It seems these days there are always new eateries opening up, especially in the countries capital cities.
How interested are you in taking a chance and going somewhere new and different?? The chance of finding a new hidden gem and exciting new atmosphere???
Or do you stick with the tried and tested, where you know you will enjoy your night, eat a favourite meal, and feel like you have visted an 'old friend'???
It seems these days there are always new eateries opening up, especially in the countries capital cities.
How interested are you in taking a chance and going somewhere new and different?? The chance of finding a new hidden gem and exciting new atmosphere???
Or do you stick with the tried and tested, where you know you will enjoy your night, eat a favourite meal, and feel like you have visted an 'old friend'???
Kathyb
- 8th Apr 2011 10:08am
I love going to new places and trying new foods. After travelling for 5 years I tried many weird and wonderful flavours, so going to different restaurants and cafes is normal for me.
After having 2 kids though, I do have to pick when I can do that. If I have the kids in tow, I have to consider what they will eat, obviously they wouldn't try a Burmese curry. I still encourage them to try new flavours and they now enjoy Chinese food, next stop Thai.
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