Are there any cuisines/foods/restaurants you really want to try but can't because of some practical obstacle?

Are there any cuisines/foods/restaurants you really want to try but can't because of some practical obstacle?

For me, it's this:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Futurist_cooking

It's pure food kino

I really want to try lobster rolls and boiled peanuts. Neither are available locally.

>live in Seattle
>lots of good seafood
>lobster rolled are minimum 16 dollars

Yeah fuck that. At least we have good hoagie places

I can say with certainty that boiled peanuts are not that great. If made properly they're great but having gas station boiled peanuts sucks for example. They're best when cooked in the leftover boil from crawfish, in my opinion.

Lobster rolls are pretty nice but I'd rather have just regular steamed lobster every time. It's like a fancier tuna salad, unless you get one with nice chunks in it.

>food kino
"gormo"

>Tactile Dinner: A multi-course meal featured in Marinetti's The Futurist Cookbook. Pajamas have been prepared for the dinner, each one covered with a different material such as sponge, cork, sandpaper, or felt. As the guests arrive, each puts on a pair of the pajamas. Once all have arrived and are dressed in pajamas, they are taken to an unlit, empty room. Without being able to see, each guest chooses a dinner partner according to their tactile impression. The guests then enter the dining room, which consists of tables for two, and discover the partner they have selected.
>The meal begins. The first course is a 'polyrhythmic salad,' which consists of a box containing a bowl of undressed lettuce leaves, dates and grapes. The box has a crank on the left side. Without using cutlery, the guests eat with their right hand while turning the crank with their left. This produces music to which the waiters dance until the course is finished.
>The second course is 'magic food', which is served in small bowls covered with tactile materials. The bowl is held in the left hand while the right picks out balls made of caramel and filled with different ingredients such as dried fruits, raw meat, garlic, mashed banana, chocolate, or pepper. The guests cannot guess what flavor they will encounter next.
>The third course is 'tactile vegetable garden,' which is a plate of cooked and raw green vegetables without dressing. The guest eats the vegetables without the use of their hands, instead burying their face in the plate of vegetables, feeling the sensation of the greens on their face and lips. Each time a guest raises their head to chew, the waiters spray their face with perfume.
What the fuck am I reading

>having gas station boiled peanuts sucks for example.

i really don't want to buy my boiled peanuts from some dude in a pickup truck selling them out of a coleman cooler in a Walmart parking lot

Literal autism.

Gas station peanuts are like the pic linked in the thread, peanuts sold in gas stations. I assume weird rednecks sell them too, that also happens.

I want to eat in an urban or highway American diner that hasn't changed its decor (or grease) since goodfellas was in theaters.