Interesting that they didn't translate "cuy." :D

True gold fears no fire!
 

Well, if any of you are ever in the Atlanta area, look me up so I can take you to one of my favorite establishments, where "healthy dishes conquered nutritionists" and you can give your taste a chance. Here's a sample of the culinary journey I can take fellow FT'ers on:

Messy eater? No worries! Although a bit pricey, Thai Beef Bibs will surely keep you covered.

Since we're in the South, we should probably practice our accents by ordering some Unions - or is this a special two-become-one melding that happens to peppers and carrots when they're left alone?

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Another veggie would surely please Mom, so how about some garrots as well?

Now we're ready to dig in and face the belt pepper.

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The menu doesn't say whether it's a measly red or the more formidable green belt pepper, so maybe we want to add a side of brawn sauce, just to make sure we can handle it.

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Time for some Buffglo chicken wings and Bean Card!

If you can make it through the fine courses mentioned above, then you are surely worthy of the heavyweight dishes at Chopsticks II. I equally recommend the deep fried cubed chicken breast batter and the chicken of chunks.

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Not a fan of chicken? Enjoy the delectable Bean Cnd with ham boos. Ham boos.

Finally, we'll top off the night with some Haagen-Daza - I prefer Vanilla Swiss Ahnond, but kids really dig Cookies Cream.