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Del Rey Dave
PostPosted: Thu May 07, 2009 2:23 am 
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Where can I get a decent Bandeja Paisa? Ajiaco, Empanadas, Arepas and Salsa Aji in San Jose? Thanks.

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I'd love to know too Del Rey Dave. Mmmm a bandeja paisa sounds damn good right about now!
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Arepa is the perfect hangover food
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For these questions, the first or second place I'd ask is the country's embassy--those folks don't eat in their cafeterias all the time and obviously know their home country's cuisine and what quality is.
In this case call 22834-6871/6861 or email at esanjose@minrelext.gov.co

To find any country's embassy anywhere try www.embassiesabroad.com
A bunch of other good stuff there too.

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In SJO Ave 7 across the street from Hotel St Tomas(Thomas) and/or just around the corner from Soda Peru. Real Colombians, real Colombian cuisine.
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Thanks Ticafan.

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I haven't seen Bandeja Paisa, or some of the other things you are looking for on their menu, but they have the best Arroz con Pollo, and Milanesa, that you can find there. Well worth a visit IMOHP. I eat there about 3-4 times per trip.

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For a great lunch.try the colombian soda next to bar paos.....tica fan is this the same one,around the corner from soda peru.....
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Thanks for the nice additions fellas!
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man there was a great place behind the old novillo alegre los anonos bello horizonte back road...........by that big tree that sticks out on the street....it was a little fruit smoothie and colombian food place. family run, arepas, awesome ajiaco, and on weekends even lechona o man they arent there anymore and i really miss lechona......fortunetly i have a great ajiaco i can have cooked for me at anytime.........man medellin is a great city
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