Fantasy World Wide Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner

[burlgurl]

I got thinking after reading Worlds Best Products post on what and WHERE I would like to eat for one day, anywhere in the world.
I realized my tastes would be fairly basic and simple...
Breakfast: Montreal, bagel and coffee
Lunch: Rome, margherita pizza
Dinner: Japan, sushi dinner
Dessert: Belgium, for a simple piece of milk chocolate

any other dream day menus??

[luvsseattle]

Dream day of eating...
Breakfast: Egg breakfast I had with Sweet Potato biscuits in Taos, NM a few years back
Lunch: Street food in Berlin
Dinner: Any salmon (or other seafood) here in Seattle watching a perfect sunset on a sunny day in late summer

[gordeaux]

Breakfast -
Huevos rancheros with hash browns, and green chile with a side of pancakes with wild Michigan blueberries: My House. Sorry, but the green chile I made this year is the best I have ever had. And I lived in Albuquerque and Denver for four years.

Lunch -
Three steak tacos: Las Asadas in Des Plaines. Illinois.

Dinner -
Sushi Omakase: Brothers Sushi in Woodland Hills, Ca

Dessert. Just a big ol chunk of good, black seeded watermelon, a sweet California navel, and a ripe alphonso mango. (which would be impossible to have together because of their seasons)

[JungMann]

Breakfast: A diner outside Ft. Worth - eggs, bacon, sausage and biscuits, jalapeno butter
Elevenses: Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire - Ploughman's lunch, pork pie and an ale
Lunch: Singapore - grazing through a hawker's mall
Tea: Mumbai - samosas, kheema paratha, dahi vada, laddoo, cream tea
Dinner: Vienna - Smoked trout Palatschinken, chestnut soup, Gulasch mit Kässpätzle, Riesling, Doboschtorte and Einspänner
Cocktails: The streets of Madrid

[cimui]

in keeping with my actual habit of eating something like 7-8 times a day, but imagining unlimited stomach capacity:

* early a.m. breakfast of fresh-off-the-boat sashimi at a hole in the wall restaurant right outside of the tsukiji fish market (on my dream day, i'd be fluent in japanese and able to order the best cuts of the morning :)
* later a.m. breakfast of pho in vietnam
* lunch of stingray sambal and hainanese chicken rice in singapore (or maybe hainan -- i've never been)
* early afternoon snack of dosa and south indian coffee in mysore
* late afternoon snack of mezes in turkey
* dinner of duck confit cassoulet in toulouse (the low brau kind where everything's cooked together)
* evening snack of different ceviche variations in peru and mexico
* dessert of green tea mousse, fresh custard apples, perfectly ripe mangosteen and bai hao yinzhen tea at a tea house in taiwan

[Passadumkeg]

We've been one upped!
Brek: green chile buritto, The Frontier Cafe, Albuquerque
Lunch: red chile enchilada, The Shed, Sante Fe
Dinner: green chile stuffed soppapilla, Pat's Chile Parlor, Zuni, NM
This is possible!

[cimui]

ha, it's only one-uppance if i could actually eat all that. i'm not familiar with the restaurants you name, but the food sure sounds good! (maybe a good excuse for a road trip while gas prices are still sorta low. :)

[Passadumkeg]

Go enter the New Mexico Chile Civil War. The Southern Hatch Green vs The Northern Chimayo Red. Great skiing at Taos. Sante Fe (Charleston, Savvannah, and beautiful Quebec too.)is one of the most beautiful colonial cities in North America.
Gee, I wonder why there are no chains on this thread?

[steve h.]

breakfast: toast, jam, juice, coffee, eggs, corned beef hash at campton place, san francisco.
lunch: fresh fish at rainbow seafood on lamma island, hong kong.
dinner: cacio e pepe at ditirambo in rome.

[Passadumkeg]

Breakfast: fish cakes and beans at the Rockland Cafe, Me.(Or Lobster Benedict and corned beef hash at Chester Pike's Galley).
Lunch: Soft shell crab sandwich at The Morgan Fishery, Sayreville, NJ.
Dinner: A churrasco in Santa Cruz, Bolivia (Baby reindeer chops in Ivalo, Finland?),
Simplify, simplify, simplify?

[steve h.]

simple is good.
breakfast: cappuccino at a little cafe in the alley between the piazza farnese and the campo de' fiori (plus the ft).
lunch: burger at the pine cone diner in pt. reyes station.
dinner: sushi yasuda in manhattan. sitting at yasuda's station. he calls the shots.

[Passadumkeg]

Oyster stew at The Oyster Bar, Grand Central Station. A noodle shop on Mott St. Saltenas at Mi Bolivia, Sunnyside Queens.

[steve h.]

a dozen oysters, at the bar, at manhattan's shaffer city. with a vodka gimlet. straight up.
the polenta app and the braised short rib app at scarpetta. manhattan. mix the two together.

[lost squirrel]

Seeing how I eat, it'd be a bit more like this.
Real Breakfast: Perfect Apples and yogurt at home in Tokyo, Japan
Brunch: Flour City Diner in Rochester, NY
Lunch: Wally's Deli in Allentown, PA
Afternoon Snack: Kaiten-zushi back in Tokyo
Dinner: Eating dinner at the family table in PA
After clubbing snack: Ramen, gyoza and a kebab in Tokyo, Japan

[Passadumkeg]

Where's Wally's? Gimme 2 Yaccos and a side of pieorgies on Liberty St. for lunch.. Breakfast of scrapple w/ syrup and eggs. and the pork chop platter at the old Laudenslager's on 309.

[lost squirrel]

They have a few locations now, one on the main street in Emmaus that is close to my old house, and one on Hamilton and 17th? 12th?

Found the website: http://www.wallys-deli.com/

I like the Squealer, but they're home cooked roast beef is great too.

[Miss Needle]

Oh, this is a tough one! So many possibilities! Ok, this is how I'm feeling this question NOW. You ask me an hour later, the answer will probably change.

Breakfast: Pho in Vietnam and Pierre Herme macarons in Paris
Lunch: Babi guling in Ubud, Bali
Dinner: Tasting menu at Pierre Gagnaire in Paris

[Will Owen]

Breakfast: Nashville, TN - eggs, grits, home fries, country bacon, biscuits and gravy.

Lunch: somewhere in Burgundy - escargot, tête de veau w/ sauce Gribiche, potato gratin, Beaujolais.

Dinner: Hong Kong, the seafood village - many courses of fish, shellfish, greens etc.

Dessert: somewhere in Indiana - warm persimmon pudding w/ whipped cream.

[CeeBee]

Breakfast: NYC, bagel and coffee
Lunch: Vietnam, Bahn Mi
Dinner: Mom's house: Pot Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Red Cabbage and Carrots
Dessert: Vermont: Ben and Jerry's Coffee Heath Bar Crunch