Coming home to Belfast- what NI food should I eat

[BlackFlowers]

Taking my DD to Belfast next week for a few days - I’m originally from NI but living abroad now and haven’t been back in over a year.
What are the classic Northern Irish dishes I should make sure to have while I’m there?
I’m thinking Ulster fry, soda bread, afternoon teas and roast dinners!… what else am I forgetting?
Thanks in advance!

A wee bump, also must try places for these dishes too 🥰

Potato farls.

Fifteens.

Yellow tayto

Gravy chip

A poke

Industrial quantities of potato farls.

Gravy half and half.
chicken fillet burger
irish stew.
wheaten bread.

Guinness bread! We had fab food at Holohans recently

Veda bread but only the sunblest one

nutty krust toasted with lashings of salted butter

armagh bramley apple pie

A pasty supper from the chippy. With lashings of salt and vinegar.

yeh definitely knutty crust bread....its gorgeous and potato farls and soda farls

I'm not sure afternoon tea and roast dinners are NI specific
Veda
Soda bread (filled Soda epic breakfast)
Potato farls
Tray bakes
Champ
NI Tayto
Club Orange
Brown lemonade
Fry
Barmbrack
Stew
Yellow man
Black Bush
Wheaten bread
Plain loaf and Golden Cow butter
Big mug of Nambarrie tea

Morellis ice cream

Or Mauds if you're not North Coast 🤣

All of the above, plus Soup with soup veg

This one!

A tray bake. And we'll know what side of the fence yer on if you put your toaster in the press. LOL 😊

This may just be a coastal thing but fish/seafood chowder. It’s quite uncommon to find it on the menu here in Northern England, even if by the sea, and I always have some if I visit NI (also because it’s better).
Plus an ungodly amount of Taytos.

‘Brown lemonade”? That sounds gross. Lemons are supposed yellow, aren’t they? Not brown?

Nutty Krust white loaf. I miss Nutty Krust 😢

It’s absolutely lush. Especially if you get it from the Maine Man.

Cafollas chippy tea and mallow ice

It's made with brown sugar not white, in pubs if you want vodka and lemonade you ask for a vodka and white.
You get red lemonade too, but it's more Ireland than NI
From Wikipedia
In Ireland, red lemonade and brown lemonade are popular varieties alongside uncoloured lemonade (referred to as white lemonade), and they are drunk by themselves as well as in mixed alcoholic drinks. In Ulster in the north of Ireland, brown lemonade is flavoured with brown sugar.[40]

Absolutely a fry, my favourite place for a Fry is Toast on the Cregagh Road.
Also: Pooh Bear ice Cream
A Pasty Supper (my fave is Rollos in Antrim)
Traybakes
Veg Broth with Guinness Wheaten
Stew
Heel of Nutty Crust with real butter. We use Ballyrashane in our house.
Champ
Tea Loaf/Barmbrack/Veda
Tayto sandwich
Yellow Man
Dulse

Also Club Rock Shandy

A Mr Frosty

(or a Dale Farm mix box and eat them all over the weekend - which is what I did visiting last weekend! )