Welcome to McCannibals…
It may not cost an arm and a leg, but it sure tastes like it…
Photo courtesy of Weston Temple.
Found in Haidian district of Beijing, China.
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… we also offer a little something for the carnivore.
Those aren’t pork rinds…
Y3! What a bargain.
Boy, do those flesh and bones come cheap, or what?
Lindsay Lohan was here…..
Would you like giblets with that?
Because flash and bones are RARE!
* actually, the price doesn’t make sense if they’re hard to find, but that’s a good pun, though…..
@beechoak
…and THAT isn’t a cashew nut!!!
* flesh…. (damn)
For this price the bones are meant to be bought to use as chopsticks… the flesh is thrown in out of sheer generosity.
Welcome to our exclusive take-out, conveniently placed at the rear exit of our slaughterhouse.
Well! It would be a waste, to do nothing with all those criminals they execute.
IN fact. After the meal I was felon pretty good.
McHannibal would have been a better title …
Would you like some Blood, Sweat and Tears to go with that?
French Fries with real French.
I think I heard the Hash Browns say “I feel good!”.
And a side of fava beans with that, please.
Yeah, but it costs an arm and a leg…
Wow in China they take the term “Eat me” a little too far….
Apparently they’ve gone to the dogs.
- One Cashew nut, please! – That will be 20 yen
Just in time for Halloween too.
@demondude777: Yeah-when I said, “Eat me,” I didn’t mean “Eat me!”
Oh, gross! That is not what I needed to read when trying to decide on an order! Hash browns, yechh…
20 yuan for one cashew nut
wonder how fresh this food is… what happened to the waiter…uhhh
Even at that price, I insist the bones be crunchy & the flesh succulent.
Put a little meat on your bones – by devouring it off of someone else’s. Best little diner on Fleet Street. Also try our meat pies.
So, what’s the skinny on their menu ?
” Ear ! Try the Brown Hash ! “
I wonder what the chinese characters says <_<
“Waiter Waiter!”
“You have your thumb in my dinner.”
‘Yes sir.’
Actually, that’s what it literally says in Chinese. It’s only “Engrish” because it cannot be properly translated into a culturally understandable equivalent.
Actually, the chinese does say ‘flesh and bones’. It’s actually chicken meat and cartilage (hence ‘bones’. Cartilage is known as ‘Soft bone’ in chinese) impaled on a stick. Apparent this culinary monstrosity was first put forward by chinese KFC chains.
why do i think of wendy’s when i read this?…
(Eating Flesh and bones) Bleh! I’ve just ate the employee’s meat! Disgusting!
wow, they serve dog food here too
HA! I’m a vegetarian!
O_O Wait, a packet of cashews will cost me WHAT?!
its fleshier boner good feel of life fun
I think they mean french flies