People have goals for their careers, personal lives, financial planning...what about goals about food? Long term, short term? Recently achieved goals? Long term 1. To go to Madrid and eat some delicious pork dish at the Museo de... (23 replies, last updated by kobetobiko January 1, 2007)

My goal is to find a restaurant within walking distance of the Roxy that starts serving at 5:00 tonight (Sunday) that might be decent enough to bring a bottle wine. Possible? Thanks. Ross (2 replies, last updated by proovit October 20, 2008)

My encounter with a raw egg at a Korean restaurant: During a visit to Chosun OK restaurant (which happens to be in a shopping center adjacent to Vit Goal) I ordered a hot stone bowl rice dish which was topped with a raw egg. I... (14 replies, last updated by rossgrady April 26, 2007)

the hike my friend and I gave it a try. When I sat down at the counter, I noticed a piece of paper hung high on the wall. It’s a list of the sushi chef’s life goals. All of them have to do with golf, and with beating... (0 replies, last updated by Andrew Raskin June 19, 2001)

I would like to fill several sheets of phyllo with a mixture of mushroom and potato, then bake as a strudel type thing. This is as far as I’ve gotten! Should I mash, or chop the potato? What seasonings? (don’t want to... (7 replies, last updated by blue room December 30, 2006)

These are my Top-5 things I’d like to master (or get as close to mastering, meaning more improvement) during the next year. I’m probably not as experienced as most here, but these are my modest goals. I already know I will try... (211 replies, last updated by globalgourmand November 23, 2009)

I stopped by Goal International on Franklin Avenue on Saturday night. It is a Peruvian restaurant in Hartford Connecticut. They were busy, the bar was full, with a few different soccer games on TV. I should’ve checked to... (8 replies, last updated by JohnnyCT December 19, 2006)

I wonder if DAT is generally better in lesser known places rather than the “big boys” of restaurants for whom it might be seen as more of a burden to serve those seeking a 4 star experience on the cheap...where as to... (9 replies, last updated by jonnygo January 18, 2003)

I find myself compelled to put in a good word for my current favorite local comfort food place. I love Asian tofu dishes. Ever since discovering Vit Goal a couple of months ago, it has become a weekly habit. Despite being located... (45 replies, last updated by RTPMary December 29, 2008)

I was working over in the NW Valley today and I noticed a restaurant that looked interesting...I decided to take a chance..... VIT GOAL TOFU is a Korean BBQ/Sushi Restaurant...... I decided to go for one of the lunch... (2 replies, last updated by ciaogal July 12, 2007)

I went into this bar mostly because it had the most unusual menu for a sports bar I’ve ever seen. The number of vegetarian and Vietnamese (?) items was very attractive. However, after dining here once (with a friend) I can... (1 reply, last updated by wchane November 22, 2006)

Hi I just moved to Cambridge and the sadest part about moving is losing my favorite places to shop. Someone recommeded 'Goal' (a brazilian supermarket between Union and Porter) and ‘Gusos’ (an international place with... (5 replies, last updated by MB September 18, 2005)

Path is from Midtown via the Lincoln Tunnel to the Meadowlands. The goal is something that can travel & is delicious- not too fussy or expensive. Should be some vegetarian entrees. (0 replies, last updated by ads November 17, 2002)

And why? Or do you have another recommendation? The goal is a terrific gastronomic experience. I eat all kinds of food, with a leaning towards complex preparations, nouvelle French and Chinese, strong on the seafood and veggies.... (0 replies, last updated by CMM April 11, 2007)

What sort of food are you looking for? A lot of what you’d find in that general area can get noisy. If your goal is truly quiet, try the Morrison Clark Inn at 11th and Mass, just about two blocks north of your goal.... (3 replies, last updated by chocopaws March 7, 2008)