Savannah Ultimate Travel Guide - Food Edition đ´
Savannah Ultimate Travel Guide - Food Edition đ´ We didnât stay in Savannah for too long, so we didnât get to try all the ďźbut we still found a few spots worth talking aboutď˝ Also, our Uber driver mentioned there are tons of amazing Asian restaurants hereâdefinitely need to check them all out next time! đ đ¸ Sorry Charlieâs Oyster Bar This little oyster bar is tiny, but the vibe is so lively! đśââď¸đś As soon as you walk in, itâs packed with people, and every table is fullď˝ Their oysters arenât the biggest, but theyâre super fresh! Squeeze on some lemon, and you get that briny sweetness with no fishiness. Pair them with hot sauce for an extra kickď˝ The other seafood snacks are good tooâperfect for hanging out with friends. Just be prepared to wait a bit when itâs busy, but itâs totally worth it! 𦪠E-TANG Chinese Restaurant Finally had authentic Chinese food abroad that doesnât disappointâalmost cried from happiness đ This isnât the modified American-Chinese stuff; itâs the real deal that tastes like homeď˝ Highly recommend their soup dumplings! Theyâre definitely freshly madeâthin skins that let you see the broth inside. Take a tiny bite, slurp up the savory juice, and the tender filling mixed with vinegar and ginger is pure perfection. Every dish here is a hit: Yu Xiang shredded pork has the right sweet-sour balance, mapo tofu is spicy and flavorful, even the stir-fried veggies are fresh and crisp. Itâs totally tailored to Chinese taste budsâso satisfying! đ đ¸ Flock to the Wok This is classic American-Chinese food, and the experience was a bit underwhelming⌠đ First, the line was endlessâstanding in the sun for half an hour was brutal! When we finally ordered, the pork had a weird, off-putting smell that was hard to swallow⌠The steamed dim sum was obviously frozen and pre-madeâtough skins and dry fillings, with zero texture. Itâs not expensive, but the taste and wait time just donât match. Not really recommended unless youâre desperate for American-Chineseâotherwise, skip itď˝ đ¸The Grey A stylish Southern American restaurant with a retro industrial vibeâgreat for photos! đ¸ We went on a Sunday morning, so only brunch was available. Honestly, the food wasnât amazing, and the portions were shockingly small! đĽ The supposedly âmust-tryâ cafe cake was just okayâtasted like old-fashioned your grandpa might love, dense with little coffee flavor. Kinda disappointingď˝ But! Their fried chicken is a mustâcrispy, golden crust (thin like potato chips) with juicy, tender meat inside. The seasoning is spot-on, and itâs way better than KFCâone bite and youâll be impressed đ Come for the chicken, and check out the rest if youâre curiousď˝ Overall, Savannah has some great food surprises, especially the authentic Chinese spotsď˝ Next time, weâre definitely leaving more time to try all those Asian restaurants the driver mentioned! Foodies can use this guide to avoid the duds and head straight for the gemsď˝ đ #Travel#savannah#Savannah#SavannahFood
