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<blockquote data-quote="dzheremi" data-source="post: 76117695" data-attributes="member: 357536"><p><a href="https://www.madarstreetfood.com/" target="_blank">Madar Afghan Street Food</a> is my favorite so far of the <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVNdqy8BfqU" target="_blank">many</a>, and mean <strong><a href="https://khybermarket.com/" target="_blank">many</a></strong> Afghan food options we have in my city (Sacramento, CA). We're kind of spoiled for choice for Afghan food in particular because we have such a big Afghan community here (they have their own section of the local library, with books in their languages, and there's a place that specifically does tax preparation for Afghans, and all this stuff like that; it's really interesting). The Russians are the other major group you're likely to run into in my neighborhood and they seem like they're a little bit more defuse (or maybe just more integrated because they've been here longer), but they still have their own restaurants and shops like <a href="https://firebrd.com/" target="_blank">Firebird</a> and Teremok. My absolute favorite food is Ethiopian, though, and for that we 'only' have three restaurants that I know of in the whole city: <a href="https://queenshebas.com/" target="_blank">Queen Sheba</a>, <a href="https://www.abyssiniasacramento.com/" target="_blank">Abyssinia</a>, and <a href="https://www.habeshacapitol.com/" target="_blank">Habesha</a>. I've been to the first two and they were both quite good, so I suspect that the last is as well. Just haven't made it over there yet.</p><p></p><p>For Tacos, every Sacramentan (Sacramentoan?) I've met swears by <a href="https://chandostacos.com/" target="_blank">Chando's</a>, and yeah...I get it. Delicious. They also make a great elote, when available. Beto's is also good, like if the line is too long at the nearest Chandos or something. </p><p></p><p>And if we're not in a fast, you can wash it all down with a big ol' <a href="https://leatherbys.net/" target="_blank">Leatherby's</a> milkshake. The first time I went there (for my birthday last year) I made the mistake of ordering both a milkshake <strong>and</strong> food because I didn't know any better, and yeah...that food did not get eaten the same day. Hahaha.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dzheremi, post: 76117695, member: 357536"] [URL='https://www.madarstreetfood.com/']Madar Afghan Street Food[/URL] is my favorite so far of the [URL='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVNdqy8BfqU']many[/URL], and mean [B][URL='https://khybermarket.com/']many[/URL][/B] Afghan food options we have in my city (Sacramento, CA). We're kind of spoiled for choice for Afghan food in particular because we have such a big Afghan community here (they have their own section of the local library, with books in their languages, and there's a place that specifically does tax preparation for Afghans, and all this stuff like that; it's really interesting). The Russians are the other major group you're likely to run into in my neighborhood and they seem like they're a little bit more defuse (or maybe just more integrated because they've been here longer), but they still have their own restaurants and shops like [URL='https://firebrd.com/']Firebird[/URL] and Teremok. My absolute favorite food is Ethiopian, though, and for that we 'only' have three restaurants that I know of in the whole city: [URL='https://queenshebas.com/']Queen Sheba[/URL], [URL='https://www.abyssiniasacramento.com/']Abyssinia[/URL], and [URL='https://www.habeshacapitol.com/']Habesha[/URL]. I've been to the first two and they were both quite good, so I suspect that the last is as well. Just haven't made it over there yet. For Tacos, every Sacramentan (Sacramentoan?) I've met swears by [URL='https://chandostacos.com/']Chando's[/URL], and yeah...I get it. Delicious. They also make a great elote, when available. Beto's is also good, like if the line is too long at the nearest Chandos or something. And if we're not in a fast, you can wash it all down with a big ol' [URL='https://leatherbys.net/']Leatherby's[/URL] milkshake. The first time I went there (for my birthday last year) I made the mistake of ordering both a milkshake [B]and[/B] food because I didn't know any better, and yeah...that food did not get eaten the same day. Hahaha. [/QUOTE]
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