irvinehomeowner
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Instead of posting individual threads, I'll just post where we went this weekend with Yelp links:
Saturday:
Lunch at Jollibee's in Anaheim:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/jollibee-anaheim
First time to this location, had the fried chicken, spaghetti and fiesta noodles.
(from yelp)
It's basically a Filipino fast food place, the difference in Filipino spaghetti is that it is sweet and usually has hot dog (or vienna sausage) slices in it.
Dinner at Boiling Crab, Costa Mesa:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-boiling-crab-santa-ana
Posted a thread about this on our first visit there:
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,2899.0.html
Hadn't been back since because the wife hasn't been wanting it. This last visit definitely has her over it. The food is good, but just not something she wants to spend the money on.
Sunday:
We went south county style... Sonic Drive-In in Mission Viejo:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/sonic-drive-in-mission-viejo
Why? The kids wanted hash browns and we had missed all the usual breakfast places so tater tots at Sonic's would do (and they wanted Slushies). Kid's meals are cheap here... like $3 or something like that. Typical fast food... although chili cheese tater tots is something different.
The other reason we went here is because the Mrs. likes this mexican place right down the street:
Los Golondrinas
http://www.yelp.com/biz/las-golondrinas-mexican-food-mission-viejo-2
Typical mexican food place, only 3 stars on Yelp but it's pretty good. Tried the chicken enchilada suezas, fish taco and Big Dave burrito.
(from Yelp)
We ate the mexican food at Sonic while the kids were munching on Sonic.
For dinner we went pretty far, Joe's Sushi in La Habra:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/joes-sushi-la-habra-2
I don't eat sushi, but this place has a decent all you can eat sushi option ($15 lunch, $22 dinner?) where you mark off what you want and they bring it to your table. I had regular Japanese food and the kids had something new (usually they get Chicken Katsu but they were out so they tried Chicken Teriyaki and Sesame Chicken).
Only 3 stars on Yelp and we will probably not go back... but went with some friends so it was fun. Old school restaurant, they had the old tube TVs, could barely see the score for the Lakers/Sac game.
So yeah... the IHO family eats out a lot on weekends.
Saturday:
Lunch at Jollibee's in Anaheim:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/jollibee-anaheim
First time to this location, had the fried chicken, spaghetti and fiesta noodles.
(from yelp)
It's basically a Filipino fast food place, the difference in Filipino spaghetti is that it is sweet and usually has hot dog (or vienna sausage) slices in it.
Dinner at Boiling Crab, Costa Mesa:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/the-boiling-crab-santa-ana
Posted a thread about this on our first visit there:
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,2899.0.html
Hadn't been back since because the wife hasn't been wanting it. This last visit definitely has her over it. The food is good, but just not something she wants to spend the money on.
Sunday:
We went south county style... Sonic Drive-In in Mission Viejo:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/sonic-drive-in-mission-viejo
Why? The kids wanted hash browns and we had missed all the usual breakfast places so tater tots at Sonic's would do (and they wanted Slushies). Kid's meals are cheap here... like $3 or something like that. Typical fast food... although chili cheese tater tots is something different.
The other reason we went here is because the Mrs. likes this mexican place right down the street:
Los Golondrinas
http://www.yelp.com/biz/las-golondrinas-mexican-food-mission-viejo-2
Typical mexican food place, only 3 stars on Yelp but it's pretty good. Tried the chicken enchilada suezas, fish taco and Big Dave burrito.
(from Yelp)
We ate the mexican food at Sonic while the kids were munching on Sonic.
For dinner we went pretty far, Joe's Sushi in La Habra:
http://www.yelp.com/biz/joes-sushi-la-habra-2
I don't eat sushi, but this place has a decent all you can eat sushi option ($15 lunch, $22 dinner?) where you mark off what you want and they bring it to your table. I had regular Japanese food and the kids had something new (usually they get Chicken Katsu but they were out so they tried Chicken Teriyaki and Sesame Chicken).
Only 3 stars on Yelp and we will probably not go back... but went with some friends so it was fun. Old school restaurant, they had the old tube TVs, could barely see the score for the Lakers/Sac game.
So yeah... the IHO family eats out a lot on weekends.