Who has the better food

[Anonymous No.16642976]

Las Vegas or Chicago? Either of these cities a good place to live? Asian food is my favorite. Also love prime rib, wings, pizza (I don’t like Chicago style but I’m sure they have other types), steak fajitas, and bbq.

[Anonymous No.16642981]

dont know ive never been to either

[Anonymous No.16642988]

>>16642976
You're going to want to go south for bbq and fajitas. Dallas meets most of those requirements nicely.
Just don't go there if you vote blue.

[Anonymous No.16643033]

I wouldn’t want to live in either, but Vegas is great for long weekends or short vacations.

Vegas also unironically has the best Sapporo style ramen I’ve had outside Japan, since the shop is basically an extended location of a popular shop in Sapporo.

[Anonymous No.16643042]

>>16643033
What restaurant? I will write it down and definitely not miss it.

[Anonymous No.16643044]

>>16642976
Vegas easily

[Anonymous No.16643049]

>what flyover shithole muttoid infested """city""" has the best grub?

[Anonymous No.16643076]

>>16643049
name me an american city that this post does not describe. being the location of international hub airports obviously does not apply

[Anonymous No.16643098]

>>16643049
>Vegas
>flyover
what

[Anonymous No.16643107]

>>16643049
It’s this seething third worlder again.

[Anonymous No.16643109]

>>16642976
Vegas has the best food on the planet

[Anonymous No.16643115]

>>16642976
I live in Chicago, it's nice

Good food and reasonable prices, some really high quality restaurants

Just don't go to the bad parts to the south and southwest of the city where you'll get shot

[Anonymous No.16643116]

I moved to Chicago when I was 19, I'm now 29.
We have good south american food because there's a huge hispanic population. Our asian food is good too. Though, I admit, the prices have been going up for standard food.

I was in FL this week and had all-you-can-eat Japanese food at lunchtime for $15, which was unreal. In Chicago it would be at least $20-25. I'd imagine Vegas is a lot more expensive, and just a little more upscale.

[Anonymous No.16643127]

>>16642976
Vegas has the best food. Plenty of good food in Chicago too. I personally wouldnt want to live in either place.

[Anonymous No.16643137]

>>16643115
Are houses in the actual city crazy expensive? When people talk about decent suburbs, how far away from downtown will that be?

[Anonymous No.16643142]

>>16643115
>>16643137
Or maybe a 2 bedroom downtown condo.

[Anonymous No.16643214]

>>16643137
A ranch house near me is $2m. You can live the burbs and have a big somewhat-affordable house but commute 2+ hours a day

[Anonymous No.16643893]

It is difficult to beat Vegas in total. They don't fuck around with their dining. Whether it's pub/comfort food or fine dining the place has an endless selection of highly competitive restaurants.

[Anonymous No.16643933]

This is your average McDonald's in Las Vegas

[Anonymous No.16643965]

>>16643042
Ramen Sora. It’s in the Chinatown-ish kinda area; far enough off the strip that it will be a pretty expensive cab. I usually rent a car for a day or two when I’m in town and that’s when I go to Sora.

[Anonymous No.16644052]

>>16642976
You only go to Chicongo if you want a taste of authentic African-American cuisine, a fist to the mouth for the price of whatever is in your wallet at that time

[Anonymous No.16644186]

>>16642976
why do white people love to put mushrooms as a topping in ramen? I know it's tasty but I rarely see it used as an "authentic" topping unless it's part of some hip, limited time menu item in a Ramen restaurant in the west

[Anonymous No.16644200]

>>16644186
I think mushrooms are disgusting, don't mind if others like them, and think your need for judging other people's tastes is fucking retarded tastelet faggotry.

[Anonymous No.16644439]

>>16643965
Thanks. Wrote it down.
>>16643214
That is so far past what I wanted to pay lol. A $300-400k 2 bed condo was what I was thinking, but sounds way too low of a price from what I’m hearing.

[Anonymous No.16644448]

>>16642976
>flyovers competing with each other over who's slightly less irrelevant
Cute.

[Anonymous No.16644498]

>>16644448
What city is a bigger hub than Chicago? Las Angeles and New York that are 3-4x the cost? What else?

[Anonymous No.16644507]

>>16644498
>Chicacucks
Flyover is flyover. If you're not in a relevant coastal city, you're flyover

[Anonymous No.16644519]

>>16644507
>If you're not in a relevant coastal city, you're flyover
Ironically, I’ve never known someone who uses the term “flyover” and actually lives *in* a major city.
They live near one. Probably in some shitburbs. That’s why they’ll refer to going “into the city” when they want to do something in a central urban area. Suburbanites need to stop dickriding actual city-dwellers.

[Anonymous No.16644525]

>>16644519
What would be the name for these incels? "Drivepasts"? "Driveouts"? "Trucker Stops?"

[Anonymous No.16644536]

Some sites show Chicago as more expensive than Denver, some shows housing is like 40% cheaper in Chicago, what’s the deal? Need to make sure I can afford to go get shot and stabbed.

[Anonymous No.16644642]

>>16644536

Chicago (and Illinois as a whole) have a massive net outflow of people because the state is so mismanaged and the sky high taxes on everything.

Housing in Illinois has been falling in value for the past couple of decades, some really nice areas have been doing fine and rural has seen an uptick since covid hit, but the state is slowly dying.

If a site is showing Chicago is more expensive than Denver whoever wrote the article has a vested interest in IL real estate. Take it for what you will.

[Anonymous No.16644694]

>>16644642
With the state dying, what do you see Chicago turning into? The few times I visited I loved it, but that has been 15 years.

[Anonymous No.16644697]

>>16644642
Wow, if only there was an alternative to the Democrat Party. America should swriously reconsider this one-party state plan that coastal urbanites are so insistent on. If it's starting to affect flyover cities we have a real problem

[Anonymous No.16644751]

Reading about the population decline, the articles make it sound like taxes are crazy, government totally corrupt, and crimes just go unprosecuted. Damn. Being from Colorado it seems crazy for housing costs to be dropping.

[Anonymous No.16644784]

>>16644525
“Ground-dwellers” would work, as they usually walk straight into their residence without having to take an elevator.

[Anonymous No.16644878]

Vegas sounds like it may just be the place to go. World class food and entertainment. Not much more to expect from a city if I don’t need to work or anything. Has good outdoor activities too.