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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

What, no love for Panda Express? They've got my vote.

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Scandinavian cuisine! From what I've heard and read there's an emphasis on local, seasonal ingredients, preserves, and fish. I really like the relationship between traditional practice and modern appeal.

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I use my cheese grater that has a slicer on one side or a paring knife for harder cheeses. As for the softer types, I usually just dig right in with the cracker :)

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From Serious Eats

What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

What, no love for Panda Express? They've got my vote.

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Cook the Book: 'Modern Spice'

Scandinavian cuisine! From what I've heard and read there's an emphasis on local, seasonal ingredients, preserves, and fish. I really like the relationship between traditional practice and modern appeal.

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Serious Cheese: All About Cheese Knives

I use my cheese grater that has a slicer on one side or a paring knife for harder cheeses. As for the softer types, I usually just dig right in with the cracker :)

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Can't beat that A&P!!!

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

I Can't Believe It's Yogurt!, mostly for the name.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

Roli Boli for the Deli Boli. Not sure if there are any more around but it was a favorite growing up in NJ. Also, I Can't Believe it's Yogurt - used to work there and it was so good.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

Waffle fries from Chick-fil-A, but only on the East Coast. I also love Hana Grill or whatever little place does teriyaki bowls. Annie's pretzels with honey mustard dip are my favorite late afternoon snack.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

@SkippyMom I think you might be thinking of Cranberry Farms. I think they only exist in college dining halls now.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

When I was little, I would go back-to-school shopping with my mom, and our treat at the end of the day was to split a Cinnabon cinnamon roll ... it was a big highlight! Auntie Anne's cinnamon sugar pretzels and slices from Pizzeria Regina are also favorites.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

Shrimp salad at Ivar's at the Bellis Fair Mall in Bellingham...or the fish tacos at Tres Hermanos in the same mall. Sigh.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

@ cickert - OMG I forgot about the NYF Poutine...I change my answer! Best hangover remedy on the planet

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

i haven't been to a mall in years but i usually went with hot sams or taco bell..or ditched the food court altogether and got a sundae at the sit-down friendly's that seemed to be in every upstate ny mall.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

My daughter works at Hot Dog on a Stick so yeah.... gotta love them. :)

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@Michele Humes - I totally know what you mean! I interned in Hong Kong for two months in the winter, and both subway stations (the one by my house and the one by my work) had a Mrs. Fields stand. I was always SO tempted to treat myself to a cookie after work, but couldn't spoil dinner!

In terms of my usual food court pick, it has to be Veggirama/Choices. They usually have a delicious veggie lasagna which I pair with beet salad and some other salad (pasta, tabbouleh, fruit, whatever mood I'm in) So good and makes me feel less guilty about eating at a food court (haha!)

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

It's not so much that I like the cookies, but I love the way Mrs. Fields smells. When I was growing up in Hong Kong, the subway station closest to my house had a Mrs. Fields stand, and even before you entered the station, you'd be hit with the warm smell of baking cookies...

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

I'm with you on Cinnabon. The pliable, just-chewy softness of the dough...the sugar...the cinnamon...screw calories. I actually REJOICE when I see employees rolling out a new batch, diligently filling each counter-long roll of dough with pounds of butter and sugar :D Cinnamon buns are time-consuming to make at home, especially given I only want them warm and fresh. Also, making them myself makes me cringe at the indecent amounts of sugar and butter and skimp.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

#1 Mongolian BBQ at Valley Fair Mall in San Jose, CA
#2 Orange Julius - love the Strawberry Julius drink!

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

Oh yeah Bourbon Chicken represent!!
My friends and i called it Bourbon Shittin it tasted good but you wanted to make sure you knew the location of the nearest bathroom when you finished.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

L&L Hawaiian BBQ. Can't beat the shortribs and macaroni salad!! Or even a spam musubi as a quick snack. If not, I'd opt for almost any Mongolian BBQ the mall has to offer.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

Cinnabon baby!

With Hot Dog on a Stick as a close second.

Bring on the calories.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

I love, love, love Kohr's Brothers. And if I'm hungover, sorry but a guilty pleasure of greasy Sbarro's is exactly what I want.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

We just got an Orange Julius at one of our malls last year. I remember them from when I was a kid in Los Angeles in the 1950's. I love Greek Fiesta, especially their stuffed grape leaves. I have been eating falafel at the mall for almost 30 years now. Place was called Hector's and I have no clue what it is called now. I think Taza, maybe. Anyhow, Raleigh has some really good places that actually are healthy and the food is restaurant quality.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

The poutine from New York Fries. Hit's the spot for salty, greasy, gravy-smothered cheese curdy fries every time.

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What's Your Favorite Food Court Stop?

Chik-fil-A. Until recently around here you could only find them in food courts. The one I used to go to for lunch closed and I've been sadder for it.

And you Sbarro people should hang your heads in shame. It's not even a guilty pleasure. . .

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Favorite foods: Pizza, grilled cheese sandwiches, oysters, fried chicken, raw veggies, and ramen.

Last bite on earth: A dozen oysters and a bottle of champagne.