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MIF Deli – Again
Posted on June 24, 2012 by Ching under Food and Drink, Reviews.
Brian and I found ourselves at MIF Deli again on Friday night. If I could eat there everyday, I would. It’s a shame they’re not open on Sundays.
Everything we’ve tried so far has been absolutely delicious, and there’s so much more to try. You guys do not know what you’re missing out on.
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MIF Deli – So Good You Have to Try It
Posted on June 21, 2012 by Ching under Food and Drink, Reviews.
I’m so glad that the Wichita Eagle finally published my review of MIF Deli because I’ve been dying to tell you guys about it. It’s super awesome! Before we dive into that though, here are some photos to whet your appetite.
I asked Brian to take a couple of bites out of his pita sandwich so we can take a picture of it. Look at all the chicken they put in this thing! They don’t short you on chicken. That’s for sure!
Brian likes to dunk his pita in the tomato soup before taking a bite. I guess it’s better that was or something. Like milk and cookies or donuts and coffee?
Another close up shot of the food. Why? Because we love food porn.
Here’s a close up shot of my curry chicken on pita.
I’m going to eat this as a salad next time because it is super delicious. Anyway, the restaurant is a cozy, little mom and pop joint on Central and Edgemoor, next to McDonald’s. I’m surprised that McDonald’s is still in business, actually. Why on God’s earth you would eat there when you have MIF Deli next door is beyond me.
FourSquare lists MIF Deli as Turkish, which I thought was odd because the owner is actually Lebanese. Then again, Greek, Turkish, and Lebanese food have many similarities. I’m actually not quite sure that my palette is trained enough to tell the subtle nuances between the three. I think the name says it all. MIF stands for Mediterranean International Foods. The restaurant offers Greek and Turkish items. I’m sure many of the menu items that I’m thinking are Greek or Turkish have that Lebanese flair that punches it up a notch.
Brian and I tried the restaurant for the first time after our workout on Saturday. It was really good because I felt like I was eating somewhat healthy and, thus, not thoroughly negating the workout that I had just sweat through. I craved it again the next day but, alas, the restaurant is closed on Sunday.
As you know, Brian and I have hectic schedules throughout the week so the next opportunity to return won’t present itself until this weekend. I have some MIF Deli in my future on Saturday. LOL.
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Celebrating with Our Dads
Posted on June 17, 2012 by Ching under Family, Food and Drink.
We had a lot to celebrate today. We were celebrating Brian’s 38th birthday, Grandma’s 90th birthday, David and Donna’s wedding anniversary, and Father’s Day.
We picked AVI Seabar and Chophouse because we like their food and we figured it wouldn’t be busy.
We had a nice leisurely lunch and plenty of time to take photos and exchange gifts before our food arrived. Speaking of food, here are some photos…
Brian, his mom and dad, and Grandma all got free dessert for celebrating their special days. Brian picked chocolate cake, pictured above. It’s pretty good but I would recommend getting the cheesecake, which is what his mom and dad got. I’m not a huge cheesecake fan, but they have great cheesecake at AVI. I would actually eat it. Brian’s Grandma picked the banana nut cake, but asked for hers to go so I didn’t get to try it. I’m sure it’s equally delicious.
Anyway, if you want to avoid the hassle of long waits and crowded restaurants I highly recommend checking out AVI. The food prices are quite reasonable and the quality of the food is quite good. At least, the things I’ve tried. I had the shrimp and fish tacos today, which were delicious. Brian always gets the same thing every time. He loves their croque madame with a side of the hand cut fries with truffle oil. I have to agree with him on the fries. The fries at AVI are awesome.
Before I end this blog entry, let me share a couple more photos…
Thank you to Mom, Dad, David, Donna, Jenni, and Grandma for celebrating with us today! Happy Father’s Day to David and Dad!
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Congrats to Don Sherman!
Posted on June 16, 2012 by Ching under Events, Food and Drink.
Congratulations to my idol Don Sherman for being recognized as Father of the Year by the American Diabetes Association! His beautiful daughter Bethany gave an eloquent introduction, which was sweet and witty. He must be very proud of her, and she of him for being named one of ADA’s Fathers of the Year.
The other honorees were Chad Tharp of B&B Airparts and David E. Wells, President of Key Construction. Congratulations to all three Fathers of the Year!
The food at the ADA Father of the Year Awards dinner last night was quite colorful. Brian wasn’t a fan, but I thought it was quite good. I’m not a huge fan of salmon, but this was delicious (after you get past the strange red sauce). Actually, the red sauce had great flavor. The color is just really shocking. Besides, it’s ADA approved, so how can you go wrong? LOL. The chicken was served with a peanut sauce. I like peanut sauce so the first bite was a pleasant surprise.
Anyway, whether or not Brian and I enjoyed the food really doesn’t matter. It was awesome to witness Don receive is award. I’m glad we could be there.
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Khao Lad Nha Kai
Posted on June 13, 2012 by Ching under Food and Drink.
I finally got to try #17 Khao Lad Nha Kai. Yep, we had Thai House again last Friday. Their food is so yummy. It’s hard to resist. I will spare you the photo of Brian’s food, though. He got the Thai fried rice with chicken, again. How predictable, right?
Anyway, the #17 is really good. It’s probably one of my favorites at Thai House. Though, the #15 and the #11 are both really delicious also. If you’re apprehensive about trying Thai food because of the spiciness of the dishes, then the #17 is a great place to start. It’s not spicy at all. If I had to compare it to another dish, I would say that it’s a lot like Moo Goo Gai Pan. That’s what it reminds me of, anyway.
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