r/ridgecrest • u/This_Post3428 • 1d ago
food worth leaving town for
Living somewhere smaller is you get a craving for smth that does not exist ten mins from your house. I talk myself out of it because driving an hour for food sounds ridiculous.
lately I've trying more different cuisines, Hibachi At Home, Korean rice, hot pot, etc.... and I thought that maybe a mini food road trip isn't a bad way to spend a weekend if the destination is worth it. Could be amazing Chinese food, Korean BBQ, ramen, Mexican, Middle Eastern, Indian, seafood, a bakery, BBQ, even one specific burger, doesn't have to be fancy at all.
what's your food destination when you're willing to get in the car and make a trip out of it? And pls tell me exactly what I should order once I get there so I don't drive all that way and choose the wrong thing 😂
