Eating quickly, eating slowly

Often, I run.
Either between my house and the subway,
between my lab and the bus stop,
after classes on the way to hospital duty,
or on my way to meet friends.

It is difficult to sit down and eat.

Thus, sometimes I need to eat quickly while moving.

This is accomplished by frequenting the occasional hot dog stand, deli, rice cart, or fast food restaurant.

I try to avoid fast food restaurants, I think most of them are terrible.
There are only two that I like.
One of them is In-N-Out, the famous chain found only on America's west coast, but not the east.
I tried their delicious food in Los Angeles.

The other chain that I like is Mos Burger, which I first tryed in Tokyo. There is one burger in particular I am very fond of:



I found it very delicious!


. . .

Other times I am not in a rush.
I enjoy my meals more slowly and thoroughly.
On occasion, I also drink quite heavily with my evening meals.
At such a time, I like to stop for a pleasant meal.
It can be complexly refined or very simple.

An example from Tsukiji:




I miss Tokyo's food.

Luckily, New York has a good selection of many countries' foods.
I look forward to documenting some meals.