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Wow, such a mystery why diners -- which typically exist to serve "comfort food" -- don't serve jellyfish or shirako (sperm sacs of cod). Really glad NYTimes is
by listenallyall 3y ago
Wow, such a mystery why diners -- which typically exist to serve "comfort food" -- don't serve jellyfish or shirako (sperm sacs of cod). Really glad NYTimes is covering this essential story.
- electroly 3y ago"Diner" here means "Americans who eat food," it's not referring to the type of restaurant also called a "diner." They're just talking about American eating habits here. I'm giving you the benefit of the doubt that you did read it, since you saw "shirako" at the end, but maybe a re-read would be in order.
- ancientworldnow 3y agoDiners refers to people who dine not the low end restaurants.
- listenallyall 3y agoWhy do you state that diners are "low-end?" Perhaps not Joel Robuchon but $20+ for a meal, often handmade and/or with unique family recipes, is a luxury for many. Very class-ist comment on your part.