Had a bread bowl 🍞 🥣 with chicken 🐔 🍲 soup. Loved 😍 it.
I invited along one of my mind control subjects. He was very impressed. Actually the whole experience was a blur for him. (Search "mind control publishing learning place" for more information).
The chicken bowl took me back a time when I infiltrated a UFO cult by convincing them I was once abducted by aliens. FYI, if you ever have to do that don't be surprised by all the questions about "being probed". Appearantly some UFO cults are really fixated about that. But anyway, they regularly had a chicken bread bowl that tasted almost as good as "Belly Busters".
The cult cook, a guy named Onar, took his job very seriously. I heard him several times yelling at the cookstaff from the kitchen. He said he learned to cook in prison and got his best recipes from a hand written recipe book compiled over years of prison cooks. "Chicken soup is a holy endvour" he would explain. Indeed it is. The chicken soup that filled my bread bowl at Belly Buster's was sublime. I think Onar would have appreciated the effort.
The people around us eating seemed oblivious to the sacred nature of the food that was served there. The staff was kind and attentive but I suspect the REAL beating heart of the sandwish shop was the cook. At one moment during the meal a waft of air came from the kitchen and time seemed stop. "What was that smell?" Tamuric? Sage? Cilantro? My mind spun. As I looked up all motion among the custers of people eating had stopped. They were frozen in time by the enchanted cusp of air. One person held a sandwich inches from his open mouth. The smell had put them in a trance for nearly a minute. I have no idea why I was only mildly ensorcelled... but I was nonetheless effected. After a moment I hear clash of something from kitchen and everyone went back into motion without skipping a beat.
At the UFO cult, Onar, was also a secret occultist. His recipe book was a leather bound hand written manuscript filled with sigils. His recipes were written like angel evocations calling forth the flavors of spices along with their divine essence. If you looked into his grimoire longer than he wanted he would speed over and slam it shut in front of you. This was the magic that made up the...
Read moreThe service was very slow, and worse is they completely forgot to serve half of what we had ordered. It's not that they appeared very busy, either, with three of the employees standing around talking with each other. Employees were not exactly rude, but I wouldn't say they were friendly, either. It's more like they didn't care if we were there. The flies buzzing around our table were a little concerning (it's that time of year, but this is far more than usual), and the table was a bit sticky like it was cleaned with a dirty cloth. Sandwich was shameful, with toppings only covering about half of the inside of the bread, causing the other half the sandwich to be thrown away. The one good thing is the salad was absolutely GREAT with fresh, quality ingredients. The second star in my rating is for that wonderful salad. Otherwise, it would...
Read moreI have been going to Belly Busters for a few years and have always enjoyed their food. Some items are better than others, but never terrible. The prices for everything has always, in my opinion, been on the higher end, but now with the economy I understand the need to raise costs. However when I spend over $58 food, I find it a bit ridiculous to have to turn around and pay $0.25 for 2oz of ranch that use to be given out for free.... plus I paid for the meal with a debit card, so for the $0.25 thing of ranch, I ended up paying over a $1.00 because of the surcharge to run the card machine....... Needless to say,...
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