Tag: restaurant experiences

This 4-panel collage meme opens with top text stating 'When the waiter brings out my $1000 entree'. The first panel shows a waiter holding an upscale silver cloche-covered serving platter, building anticipation for a high-value meal. The second panel features the anime character Spike Spiegel from *Cowboy Bebop* looking neutrally unimpressed as he stares at the platter being presented to him. The third panel reveals the contents of the platter: a minuscule portion of gourmet food, consisting of a small piece of seared meat, a few small vegetable sides, and a light drizzle of sauce, served on a large empty white plate. The fourth panel shows Spike leaning forward, now looking visibly annoyed and disappointed, conveying the feeling of being severely underwhelmed by the tiny, overpriced meal that is nowhere near large enough to satisfy hunger. The joke taps into the common relatable frustration with exorbitantly priced fine dining dishes that serve unreasonably small portions.

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This is a single-panel relatable humor meme. The top text sets up a common childhood scenario: the 7-year-old version of the poster chooses to go to a Japanese restaurant for their birthday meal. The next line explains that after spending 30 minutes reading the menu, the same 7-year-old places their order. The punchline is paired with a widely recognized meme image of a young boy making an awkward, determined squinting face, with overlaid text reading 'I'll have your best FRIES'. The joke comes from the funny, relatable contradiction of specifically selecting a non-Western cuisine restaurant, only to order a common, widely available Western food item instead of the restaurant's signature offerings.

7 Year Old Chooses Japanese Restaurant Then Only Orders Fries

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This is a two-panel relatable meme that illustrates the common feeling of food envy and regret after ordering at a restaurant. In the first panel, a woman sits holding a baby at a restaurant booth, as a server passes by carrying a large, appetizing plate of sizzling fajitas. Both the woman and baby look forward at their own table. In the second panel, both have immediately snapped their heads to stare intently at the passing fajitas, with the baby showing wide, longing, shocked eyes that perfectly convey the shared regret of not ordering the more appealing dish themselves.

Regretting Your Restaurant Order After Seeing Someone Else's Fajitas

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