Chili
Every dish below comes from a fictional SemFood restaurant. The prices are the ones you see in the app; nothing is charged and nothing is delivered.
Price range 8 items at 7 spots
- lowest
- $7.95
- median
- $11.99
- highest
- $21.90
Texans argue that real chili has no beans, and the bowl of red, beef simmered in dried chili sauce, is the official dish of the state.
Elsewhere in the country, chili con carne usually includes kidney or pinto beans, ground beef, tomato, cumin and chili powder, topped with cheddar, onion and sour cream. Cincinnati chili, spiced with cinnamon, goes over spaghetti. Three-bean chili is the vegetarian answer, and barbecue joints make theirs with smoked brisket ends. It is a dish that travels perfectly in a sealed container.
Brisket and birria versions cost more than ground beef or beans. On SemFood, 8 bowls from $7.95 to $21.90.
Beef Chili
Ground beef, kidney beans and chili spice, with cheddar and onion on top.
$8.95
Big Pot Soup Shop
Bowl of Red
Texas chili of chunked beef and dried chiles, no beans, crackers and onion on the side.
$9.99
Big Lupe's Tex-Mex
Chili con Carne
Ground beef and kidney beans simmered with cumin, topped with cheddar and onion.
$11.99
Cantina Los Compadres
Brisket Chili
Chopped brisket chili with ancho and pinto beans, cheddar and onion.
$18.49
Smoke Ring Taqueria
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