Occupation: PR
What did you eat today?
Nothing yet, just Orangina.
What do you never eat?
Salmon, sardines, oysters, Kinder Surprise and white chocolate (none of the above are actually chocolate)
What is your personal specialty?
Sweet & sour spare ribs. Actually it’s my mom’s recipe, but it’s a big hit especially with plain rice.
What is your favorite kitchen item?
Chopper (hand or electric) to make fresh salsa. I just hate cleaning it. My one cup coffee maker also ranks quite high.
World ends tomorrow. Describe your last meal.
For sure I’d have gazpacho with croutons and tiny cubes of veges, beef tataki, beef carpaccio, a nice salad with misonaise dressing and the rest would probably be Mexican food, like a whole buffet when you go to a resort. I never eat this much, but what if the end is delayed…
Where do you eat out most frequently?
At work, in the NAIT Common Market or Bytes, just because it’s there. If I were to venture out somewhere I’d have a chicken Texas BBQ Ranch wrap with noodles at Badass Jacks.
What’s the best place to eat in Edmonton?
Just outside of Edmonton, there’s a restaurant in St. Albert called The Cajun House. It’s my favourite place to go because it’s cozy and the food is fantastic. Ernest’s Dining Room at NAIT for the Friday lunch buffet is also one of my favourites, when we can get in.
If you weren’t limited by geography, where and what would you eat?
I was going to say Paris for the cheese, but I think I’d probably go to the south of Spain to have some gazpacho and yummy tapas. Restaurants typically open at 9pm for dinner, which works great for my night owl schedule. (then I’d go to Paris for breakfast)
Only Here for the Food 
The Cajun House now added to my list of things to do before I die. Found the Vue review and it sounds great.
I haven’t been there either. When in St. Albert…
I’ve never heard of Cajun House before and I think I would stop in there as well, but living on the southside, Dadeo’s hit’s the spot when I want some cajun/creole fixing.
The Cajun House is our favourite restaurant! We’ve been there 3 times… and it’s our ritual that we go on our anniversary =) The jambalaya is delicious, and they give generous portions (we usually eat half and bring the other half home for lunch the next day).