Q: We have breakfast here on Sundays after church. One of my favorite dishes is the low calorie Power House Burrito (6 Egg Whites, Chicken Breast, Bell Peppers, Chile Peppers, Pico de Gallo, 300 calories), $10. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/the-good-egg-scottsdale-7?select=pydMTD8XrHB7urd0dZWh0Q#pydMTD8XrHB7urd0dZWh0Q I can't believe this thing is only 300 calories! However, I think it's legit because despite it's size, I don't leave the restaurant feeling stuffed....just satisfied. The servers here are really friendly and always on top of their game. That's why we come here frequently. Return Factor - 90% OPTIONS:
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Q: This spot is pretty good, but I was not blown away. My eggplant sandwich was OK. My hubby had the shrimp BLT sandwich and said it was pretty good. The friends I went with had the burger and it was one of the best he's ever had in his life. Atmosphere was so-so....although it has a great patio area, the view is a construction site across the street, so made it not so great. OPTIONS:
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Q: Something weird happens when we go to Dick's for breakfast. It's not just breakfast, and it's not about us. It's an event, and it's all about Dick's. The ride there - it's all we talk about - what we ordered last time, how frellin' good it was, what we're going to order this time (That's right - we've got the menu memorized. You don't? You obviously haven't been to Dick's enough). So we order, we sip our drinks (Bloody Mary for me, Mimosa for my breakfast buddy), and we talk about Dick's - how much we like Dick's, how cool Dick's is, how we need to come back to Dick's more often. And then they bring the food (best shrimp quesadillas EVER! the huevos rancheros are damn fine too), so no more more talking. Just eating. You may hear a few mmmm's and ahhh's, definitely a couple of ohmygoditsogood's, but no real dialogue. Not until our plates are bare. And the drive home we tell each other how good it was, like we weren't both there. OPTIONS:
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Q: If Chipotle had an asian sibling, it would be Foosia. I believe there is so much potential to their concept. The flavor choices they offer are both original and familiar. Original because they put their own twist on the usual and familiar because you can easily identify the sweet, spicy, tangy asian flavors. The place is clean and the staff were very helpful. They did not have a lot of customers when we visited but I guess it was because we got there very late. I would think the place becomes busy during lunch and dinner. The ordering order. First selection, the bowl. Its just there way of saying choose your carbs. They offer jasmine rice, brown rice, noodles and flat bread. You can also go all greens if you don't feel like carbo loading. Next choice, your protein. They have pork, beef, chicken, shrimp and tofu. Third in line are the veggies. The customers can make a choice on how they want the veggies cooked. It can be a quick stir fry or steamed. Fourth station is the sauce choices. I had the Kim Jong-Who??? BBQ and my wife tried the Two nuts walk into a bar. Yes, they have weird names but it does give a good idea of what to expect (lets touch on the sauce a little bit more later). The last stop is for the toppings section. The choices are crispy wantons, thai herbs, peanuts, shallots and many more. Like I said, the sauce. It makes a difference. Kim Jong-Who??? BBQ is as you guess it, a korean bbq sauce. Sweet and spicy. It has a great kick that cuts through the sweetness of the bbq sauce. Sweet and spicy is always... ALWAYS...a good combination. My wife had the Two nuts walk into a bar. Yes, you got it right, peanut sauce. If you like the southeast asian flavor of Malaysia and Thailand, this is your sauce. It has a balanced hint of soy sauce and coconut that would satisfy your craving for some salty and creamy finish. The combination of carbs, properly cooked protein, veggies, tasty sauce, some fresh herbs and a topping of crunchy wantons or peanuts would definitely make every bite an experience. There are layers and layers of flavors and textures that would really make the meal interesting. The fusion at Foosia is a spoonful that is worth a try. more reviews at http://themealexperience.blogspot.com/ OPTIONS:
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positive