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July 10, 2012

Why randomly picking food from a menu in a foreign language doesn’t always pay off…

When you don't speak the language that the menu is written in it's nothing unusual to just point at a random dish and hope for the best.

Lesson learnt, I now know that I am not a fan of raw minced beef, known locally as tartare de boeuf….

Better luck next time!

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  1. faz says:

    I randomly pick off non-english menus all the time and yes there has been some fails! I quite like Steak Tartare though – when it’s done right it can be very good (if you don’t mind raw meat!)

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  4. Cindy @ In A Stitch says:

    Oh, good grief I wouldn’t like either.

  5. finola says:

    Haha! It definitely pushes the boundaries of your taste buds sometimes and can occasionally surprise you with a new favourite. Did you get far through the dish?!

    • Hayley says:

      Absolutely-I have had many great dishes this way, but sometimes u will get one u don’t like I guess… I ate the chips from the dinner and the waiter laughed to see I had left the entire steak tartare! Ha ha

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