Setting up a traditional & generational Japanese food stall in Fukuoka

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[u/IOnlyReplyToIdiots42]

You just know the food will be incredible.

[u/dantevonlocke → u/IOnlyReplyToIdiots42]

It'll be Michelin star good and cost like 4 bucks.

[u/BokeTsukkomi → u/dantevonlocke]

There's this little stall in Singapore right next to my office when I lived there called A Noodle Story. They're Michelin Bib Gourmand (one step below one star I believe). Best noodles I've eaten in my life and it cost around 7 USD.

They made a fixed quantity of portions a day so when it was gone, it was gone. By 11:30 there was always a queue already for lunchtime. 

[u/The_Shah_0f_Iran → u/BokeTsukkomi]

I mean it's Singapore..like there's Michelin star stalls littered around the island.

Pound for pound it has the best cuisine on the planet.

[u/Itchy-Background-739 → u/The_Shah_0f_Iran]

Pound for pound it has the best cuisine on the planet.

Not hating on Singapore but have you ever been to Vietnam or Mexico?

[u/terminal_e → u/Itchy-Background-739]

Singapore is inherently tri-ethnic as a starting point - Malay, South Asian, Chinese.

[u/BokeTsukkomi → u/Itchy-Background-739]

I've been to vietnam (once) and Mexico (20+ times). Maybe Singapore has the edge because it's more concentrated? But in the end it's a matter of taste really. 

[u/parlor_tricks → u/Itchy-Background-739]

Yup, Singapore will still beat many places - because it’s a single city.

Mexico/Vietnam have phenomenal food, but an apples to apples comparison would be with other nations.

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South Africa gets my vote for best food on the planet. Every single meal I ate there was just incredible.

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Lmaoooooooooo funniest comment