Pork marinated in Korean hot pepper paste, served with rice, house ginger dressing salad, spicy chicken wing, fried cheese roll with spicy mayo, and yogurt drink. $8.99
Korean BBQ Taco Box, Washington DC
This was ok. It certainly came with plenty of food, but not much finesse to any of it. The pork was a bit dry and some pieces were difficult to chew. I liked the variety of their rice box though.
KBBQ Taco Box truck.
National City Christian Church, Thomas Circle.
Malbec braised short ribs, caramelized onion, chimichurri. $4
El Sur, San Francisco CA
Mmm, this empanada was delicious! The crust was delicately thin and buttery and the filling was simply delicious. The meat was tender and the caramelized onions were perfect. Noms!
Fish sculpture, Embarcardero.
Cheddar mayo, lettuce, onion, pickle, roasted bone marrow. $11
Kronner Burger, San Francisco CA
This business actually sucks. They once had a storefront on Mission Street, but they would hold odd hours and wouldn’t open when they felt like it – SO annoying. I went there once and waited outside with 8 other people before we all realized that they probably weren’t going to open that day. I think that’s just a shady and disrespectful business practice.
Anyway I only bought this burger because I wanted to check it off my 7×7 list and they were at the Mission Street Food Festival. That said, the burger with bone marrow was pretty damn delicious.
7×7 Magazine’s The Big Eat San Francisco: 100 Things to Eat + Drink Before You Die – 2014
Kronner Burger door that never opened! Lame.
Rincon Plaza.
I attended my first Nats game this summer and I really enjoyed their ballpark. (It’s no AT&T Park, but I’m biased, lol!) The Nationals Park was clean and the fans were friendly and well behaved. They also had a great selection of food and drinks. Large $9.75
Base Line Brews, Washington DC
Nationals Park.
Pork loin sliced, fried yams, marinated onions in lime juice, and creme de recoto. $9
Sanguchon, San Francisco CA
This sandwich was really tasty and the pork was juicy and flavorful. I also thought the bread was good, but it was a little thick for my liking.
Lettuce, tomato, tzatziki. $5
Baghdad Kababchi, Portland OR
This wasn’t the best gyro I’ve ever had, but for five bucks it tasted mighty fine after a night of partying, lol! Thank goodness for Portland food stands.
I liked this. I enjoyed the texture of the dough exterior and the cabbage ragout was different and tasty. I liked that the cabbage wasn’t overcooked and still and some bite to it. $4
Anda Piroshki, San Francisco CA
You really can’t go to a SF Giants game and not eat garlic fries! They just go together so perfectly. And don’t worry about garlic breath since everyone else will have it too. $8
Derby Grill, San Francisco CA
Topped with slaw and blue cheese. $8.50
Derby Grill, San Francisco CA
I liked the buffalo flavor, but the chicken was pretty dry. I also didn’t like the thick roll that it was served on.
Panko and bacon encrusted chicken breast, bacon strips, cole slaw, bacon mayo. $9
Bacon Bacon, San Francisco CA
Omg, I am literally trying to kill myself! This sandwich was delicious, but SO bad for you and there was even two pieces of fried chicken in it. Ugh. I – can’t – feel – my – heart…
Served with pickle. $8.75
Derby Grill, San Francisco CA
Ballpark food can be unpredictable but this was actually ok. Not the best, but pretty decent! It was quite large and the pulled pork was tasty with the potato bun. Go Giants!
Hand-cut potatoes, pork shoulder, belly, bacon, Mana Lil’s peppers, parmesan cheese. $6
Bacon Bacon, San Francisco CA
These loaded French fries were delicious, but my heart is hurting just thinking about them. This was way over the top, even for me. That was a lot of pork and fat for one little side. But I still want more, lol!
Vittle Monster 