If not y'all are missing out
I've only seen all-you-can-eat Chinese buffets like that.
I've seen restaurants by weight or by plate, but never by scoop.
I wish that existed near me for when I just need a little scoop instead of gorging myself
It's at least one step lower in quality than Panda Express, but also a little cheaper
i wouldn't have looked at the picture long enough to process that some of it was meat if it wasn't called out.
idk if that speaks for or against whatever y'all are trying to accomplish by being so precious about it. good job or sucks to suck, as appropriate.
It literally says chicken 4 times in the image.
Also being respectful to our vegan comrades is not "being precious about it"
you think i'm reading somebody's handwriting on a sticker in a small picture I looked at for half a second?
shit i wish my dad believed in me as much as you do
Very common in Buenos Aires, except it's not per "scoop" but per gram. Many of them are vegetarian.
Is there more than one? I don’t live in Denver but I live up in the mountains and have seen one of these places in South Federal. Would be cool to know of others.
There's one in Arvada at Ralston and Webster
Edit: there used to be one in Colorado Springs but it looks like it closed
Is it called Dollar-a-Scoop? It's been like 20 years since I've been there and that'd be wild if it's still around
There's one in Loveland. Made my friend and their wife incredibly sick when we tried it a decade ago, haven't been back.
Yes, this reminds me of a restaurant I went to in Wisconsin several years ago. Though it was a buffet, so as long as you ate a decent amount of food you could get this for the stated price point.
There's a few Asian buffets here too. The one I went to in Colorado Springs had pretty bland food but at least it was clean
Asian buffets around here are always all you can eat, but cantinas often charge per weight and have scales at the checkout.
We have all you can eat Asian buffets as well as places that will sell you a "China box" with noodles or rice, a sauce of your choice and three scoops of whatever meat or vegetables you pick. The all you can eat buffet will cost you USD 24 while the takeaway China box will cost you somewhere in the vicinity of USD 7.
Chinese-American food is it's own thing. I'd suggest the documentary The Search for General Tso ( trailer )
It's overly sweet breaded meat mixed with rice (you never mix with rice!) No wonder the mayos like it so much. Because cultural appropriation is fun!
cultural appropriation
American Chinese cuisine was developed by Chinese Americans
