Knoxville Restaurants

#451
#451
Wok Chow in Bearden is pretty good. I don't like it as well as Wok Hay though.
 
#466
#466
Well my review of Mooyah's:

Very similar to 5 guys. Buns were better. Burger was juicier but it had some spices that I wasn't a big fan of. It was good though. The fries were identical to five guys. Had a shake and it was not good. Had a sour taste to it. Cool place though and I'll definitely return.
 
#467
#467
InVOLuntary said:
Well my review of Mooyah's:

Very similar to 5 guys. Buns were better. Burger was juicier but it had some spices that I wasn't a big fan of. It was good though. The fries were identical to five guys. Had a shake and it was not good. Had a sour taste to it. Cool place though and I'll definitely return.
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You obviously didn't get the Oreo shake. That thing is the business.
 
#469
#469
I was born and raised in here in Knoxville, moved around with work but lived here most of my life...I'm 61....my favorite 4 are/were Regas, Big Ed's, Smoky Mountain Markets and Litton's...best restaurant means more than than just best food....it's kinda like music, in that it can have a special meaning to you because it takes to back to another time....

In my case the old Smokey Mountain market did for me because I used to stop there and eat 8 or 9 hot dogs after I was good and drunk and on my way home...
 
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#471
Ducreux said:
I was born and raised in here in Knoxville, moved around with work but lived here most of my life...I'm 61....my favorite 4 are/were Regas, Big Ed's, Smoky Mountain Markets and Litton's...best restaurant means more than than just best food....it's kinda like music, in that it can have a special meaning to you because it takes to back to another time....

In my case the old Smokey Mountain market did for me because I used to stop there and eat 8 or 9 hot dogs after I was good and drunk and on my way home...
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#472
#472
Ducreux said:
I was born and raised in here in Knoxville, moved around with work but lived here most of my life...I'm 61....my favorite 4 are/were Regas, Big Ed's, Smoky Mountain Markets and Litton's...best restaurant means more than than just best food....it's kinda like music, in that it can have a special meaning to you because it takes to back to another time....

In my case the old Smokey Mountain market did for me because I used to stop there and eat 8 or 9 hot dogs after I was good and drunk and on my way home...
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Oh those smokey dogs. I don't think I've enjoyed a hotdog ever like those. I would have to agree with all your selections. Proposed to my wife at Regas and had our rehearsal dinner at Litton's.
 
#473
#473
Ducreux said:
I was born and raised in here in Knoxville, moved around with work but lived here most of my life...I'm 61....my favorite 4 are/were Regas, Big Ed's, Smoky Mountain Markets and Litton's...best restaurant means more than than just best food....it's kinda like music, in that it can have a special meaning to you because it takes to back to another time....

In my case the old Smokey Mountain market did for me because I used to stop there and eat 8 or 9 hot dogs after I was good and drunk and on my way home...
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That has a lot to do with it. I associate places with memories and my flavor my recommendations based on that. Hard to knock the Smoky Mt. hot dogs or the food at Regas. Brass Rail was a favorite in the olden times, too.
 
#475
#475
InVOLuntary said:
Oh those smokey dogs. I don't think I've enjoyed a hotdog ever like those. I would have to agree with all your selections. Proposed to my wife at Regas and had our rehearsal dinner at Litton's.
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You are 'hard core' like I am then....now answer the bonus question for cash and prizes....did you ever get Big Ed to comp your meal because it was your birthday.....they've always given a birthday T shirt but getting a free meal was tougher.....and a lot of fun bantering with Ed at your table...
 
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