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Old Posted Jul 7, 2026, 5:35 AM
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Originally Posted by New Brisavoine View Post
Can't say, as I've never been to Chicago (except landing at one of Chicago's airports once), but in California the Mexican food is essentially the Tex-Mex sort, and it's meh...
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I've never heard anyone say this in my life
Me neither. There's some pretty good authentic regional Mexican cuisine to be had in southern California. I eat plenty of Mexican food in the Los Angeles area, none of it Tex-Mex. I got the receipts!




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Then of course there are the huaraches, tortas...

And what's up with New Brisavoine saying Mexican cuisine is "not super sophisticated"?? It's very sophisticated; it has complex multilayered flavors, and complex preparation techniques. It's even on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list. And chili sauce? Does he mean salsa?

And what's this about not being able to get good authentic Chinese food in North America? New Brisavoine has obviously never been to the San Gabriel Valley!
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