Goals on goals on goals

What's the idea behind this blog? What are we trying to do with it?

We love food. It was a big part of developing our relationship. We loved to look through yelp and reddit to see what restaurants were close and we could afford to try. We stuck to the pretty normal stuff at first, burgers, wings, things like that, until I found Simon & Martina's Youtube channel, Eat Your Kimchi. They are a Canadian couple who had moved to South Korea and started a Youtube channel to help keep in contact with family, but basically ended up creating an empire of Korean culture videos that I got addicted to just a couple months after we started dating. After telling Dylan all about it and forcing him to watch some videos with me, he was ready to move to South Korea and drag me along with, but instead we decided to find a Korean restaurant to try first. We drove down Buford highway and our food adventures started, in fact the theme for that summer and honestly our whole relationship had been set.

Dylan and I had the best Korean food! I am so stuffed and in the almost year of us dating it's the first time we're bringing food home

Tonight we went out for Korean again at Yummy Place on Satellite Boulevard

Since then we've tried a lot of different types of food, Ethiopian, Cantonese, Szechuan, Greek, Vegan, our go to Korean, but we've gotten into a rut lately. We live close to a lot of really great restaurants so we're always choosing to go to one of them since we know they're good and they're close. We were talking about it last week and we decided to finally start the blog to help us become adventurous again. We've always talked about starting a blog or a Youtube channel and we go out to eat every weekend anyways, so what's holding us back? We can have a project to work on together and connect on, while also exploring our city and getting to know more food.

#tbt to last Thursday's super amazing Korean meal! We had soup dumplings for the first time along with pork dumplings, fried rice and noodle

Last night Dylan and I ate at this Szechuan Chinese restaurant for date night

Dylan took me to #GoVegetarian today for lunch! It was so good! I'm so happy I have a partner whose so supportive of my adventures! #vegeta

Had Japanese ramen for the first time with my boo

Dylan and I got pulled noodles and soup dumplings from Lan Zhou (Dad! It's your guy!) and it was delicious! I'm going to be sending Dylan to

Much needed margarita night with the husband

The idea is: every month we will have to choose a restaurant in a different neighborhood of the city and every weekend we'll go out to a place we've never been to and review it for people. Chains are not going to be included in here unless it's new to the city and authentic to the food it's selling. Once or twice a month we'll add in additional posts about our go-to comfort spots, our favorite dishes there and why we like it so much and we've even talked about adding in a segment about new/or go-to recipes as well, because even though we go out to eat, we still like to cook too!

rice bowl with baby bok choy, mushrooms, green onion, tomatoes, green apples, spinach, sunflower seeds,_

Probably my favorite vegetarian dinner right here! 😁😍 #falafel

Dylan's birthday cake is done!

Everytime we reach the end of our groceries is when we end up making the best dishes. Pepper jelly covered chicken over rice and peppers

So that's the idea, you can expect at least one post a week and if you have suggestions on where we should go in the current neighborhood, or what neighborhood to do next, let us know by leaving a comment or sending us an email to eatinatlanta@gmail.com!

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