Wednesday's "Golden Knights" wisdom about... delicious food

Before looking at Wednesday's game between the Vegas Golden Knights and the Los Angeles Kings, I stumbled upon some fun facts about Japan. The Asian country is incredibly unique, with established norms and decency and respect. It also had unorthodox traditions such as eating KFC... on Christmas Eve.

D*mn, man. I might just have myself a new tradition for the Christmas holiday. Arigato, Japan! Also, now you know that the Japanese celebrate Christmas Eve by eating delicious fried chicken since turkeys are rare and more annoying to cook. God bless the Japanese people.

Anyways, the premise of food came up. We're talking about going to T-Mobile Arena for a Golden Knights game and getting that $30-something chicken tender Zamboni with fries. Imagine having BBQ sauce or ranch to go with that beautiful thing.

I can confirm that this is the most stimulating thing for the taste buds since a fresh In-N-Out burger with animal-style fries. You can't go wrong with this, especially when you're in dire need of some food. If you can get that with a vanilla shake, that would be literal heaven.

But let's go over the gameday essentials before gorging on dinner. What can Golden Knights fans learn about... delicious food? Everyone knows that Las Vegas has one of the most diverse food scenes in the country, with meals from all parts of the globe. It doesn't matter if it's Mexican, Korean BBQ, or Filipino. It's time to take some notes on food (not to be confused with an MF Doom album).

What Vegas Golden Knights fans can learn about... delicious food

First, I'm a sucker for anything that tastes incredibly good. A couple of weeks ago, I had sweet & sour chicken from China Tango. There was a restaurant in Henderson that had some of the best chicken, especially if you get it with only pineapples and shredded carrots.

I'm also in love with the Roberto's Chicken Taco deal. Imagine paying less than $10 for five tacos and feeding yourself and your spouse. The shells aren't even processed from a factory line like Taco Bell, either. It's a literal deep fried tortilla that holds crispy fried chicken, lettuce, and cheese. The best part about Wednesday is that it's not only halfway to Friday, but it's taco day!

Heck, you can't go wrong with fries after the Golden Knights score in the first period. Imagine having the obligatory 20-piece McNuggets to go with a large fry! Better get some extra sweet and sour sauce to go with your meal! This one's going to be a doozy.

With that, here's some good advice for Golden Knights fans everywhere. Enjoy some delicious food on gameday. It doesn't matter if it's at Pizza Rock on Fremont Street or if you're enjoying Thai food. Heck, you can even have some savory grub at Tom's Watch in Los Angeles if you're at the Kings game! Food is what makes the gameday experience one-of-a-kind. Therefore, be sure to dig in and enjoy yourself!