Comments on: Campanile: Sharing is Caring http://myweekendpassport.com/2009/10/campanile-sharing-is-caring/ This is for the weekend adventurers Thu, 02 Feb 2012 11:07:39 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: SinoSoul http://myweekendpassport.com/2009/10/campanile-sharing-is-caring/comment-page-1/#comment-963 SinoSoul Thu, 19 Nov 2009 01:32:07 +0000 http://myweekendpassport.com/?p=402#comment-963 ehhh.. so.. what cam is this? No EXIF tags, unable to photo stalk you. ehhh.. so.. what cam is this? No EXIF tags, unable to photo stalk you.

]]> By: Alex @mwp http://myweekendpassport.com/2009/10/campanile-sharing-is-caring/comment-page-1/#comment-870 Alex @mwp Mon, 19 Oct 2009 20:04:56 +0000 http://myweekendpassport.com/?p=402#comment-870 Yeah Mei, you were right. Yeah Mei, you were right.

]]> By: Meiberry http://myweekendpassport.com/2009/10/campanile-sharing-is-caring/comment-page-1/#comment-869 Meiberry Mon, 19 Oct 2009 19:41:18 +0000 http://myweekendpassport.com/?p=402#comment-869 There has never been a single person that I've dined with that has not commented on 1) how long it takes me to decide upon my order and 2) how I order my food, as I tend to ask questions, ask for recommendations and more often than naught, ask for substitutions. My response to those naysayers; don't hate the player, hate the game. I just know what I want and how I want it. Because as you mentioned, although ordering "the wrong thing" may not be the end of the world, it is a major buzz kill when you're eating food that tastes closer to Elmer's glue and playdough than amazing, mouth watering, yummy in my tummy, foodie goodness. And as a side note, after tasting the result of what a little high "Mei"tenance can get you, those naysayers have a tendency to convert and become dogmatic disciples of my ordering technique. Or at the very least, scarf down what I ordered thereby, throwing me a literal bone that says "Yea Mei, you were right" which is, as we can all attest to, the sweetest dish of all. There has never been a single person that I’ve dined with that has not commented on 1) how long it takes me to decide upon my order and 2) how I order my food, as I tend to ask questions, ask for recommendations and more often than naught, ask for substitutions. My response to those naysayers; don’t hate the player, hate the game. I just know what I want and how I want it. Because as you mentioned, although ordering “the wrong thing” may not be the end of the world, it is a major buzz kill when you’re eating food that tastes closer to Elmer’s glue and playdough than amazing, mouth watering, yummy in my tummy, foodie goodness.

And as a side note, after tasting the result of what a little high “Mei”tenance can get you, those naysayers have a tendency to convert and become dogmatic disciples of my ordering technique. Or at the very least, scarf down what I ordered thereby, throwing me a literal bone that says “Yea Mei, you were right” which is, as we can all attest to, the sweetest dish of all.

]]> By: Alex @mwp http://myweekendpassport.com/2009/10/campanile-sharing-is-caring/comment-page-1/#comment-867 Alex @mwp Mon, 19 Oct 2009 18:14:51 +0000 http://myweekendpassport.com/?p=402#comment-867 I'm glad to have passed on some knowledge! Yeah, you should totally try this place out, bags. I’m glad to have passed on some knowledge! Yeah, you should totally try this place out, bags.

]]> By: bagnatic http://myweekendpassport.com/2009/10/campanile-sharing-is-caring/comment-page-1/#comment-862 bagnatic Mon, 19 Oct 2009 08:21:08 +0000 http://myweekendpassport.com/?p=402#comment-862 mark peel was on top chef masters so i will have to try this place eventually. it looks like a good space with good eats, though you are right, it's best when you go with a group of folks so you can eat their food if your own dishes suck...that's the lesson i'm learning from your post today :) mark peel was on top chef masters so i will have to try this place eventually. it looks like a good space with good eats, though you are right, it’s best when you go with a group of folks so you can eat their food if your own dishes suck…that’s the lesson i’m learning from your post today :)

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