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slave2dafunk says:
This is a local eatery where you can get a typical Thai dish called ba mii moo dang. It's yellow egg noodles with thinly sliced red pork. You can also get fish balls or wontons with your noodles. You can have the noodles wet (nam) or dry (heng). There is the little problem that you're supposed to wr…
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callmechia says:
There are so many generic Chinese restaurants in New York, and for the most part they're all the same. Chicken with Black Bean Sauce, Wonton Soup, BBQ Spareribs, Shrimp fried rice; they're all staples at any given "Chinese" restaurant you find. Most of the time, the menu offerings at these places ar…
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FlyBoy80 says:
I wanted to show you all places in my town to see, visit, eat, and enjoy that isn't on the tourist trap neighborhood like Michigan Ave. Follow me and I will show you some places to see in Chicago.
Ok, so Yesterday I tried out a noodles place on one of my fav. streets in Chi-town... Oodles of Noodl…
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HeatherHop says:
Noodles and Company is an excellent restaurant for several reasons. The first is the price, the second is the taste and variety, and the third is the company's focus on health.
The prices at Noodles and Company are quite reasonable. It is a small establishment in which the customer walks up to th…
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alicegourmet says:
I tried this authentic Japanese restaurant by accident. The original plan was going to Asa for ramen. But it won’t be open until 6p.m. Where should I go? I was very hungry. I noticed that the whole strip malls filled with Japanese shops and restaurants, just like another Little Tokyo. I thought th…
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PhinsAndGills says:
I think I've found a new favorite place to eat in the Polaris area. I was in Columbus for a hair appointment when I stumbled upon Noodles and Company. I was by myself and wanted to try something new, so I pulled in. Immediately, I was impressed. Not only was the restaurant spotlessly clean, but …
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xxwishnonstarzz says:
After a lot of urging from others, my boyfriend and I tried this staple of London cheap-eats. The prices, to me, were not necessarily CHEAP... from the way it was talked about I figured it be 4-5pounds, but its more like 7-10pounds for a meal, not including a drink (though you can get free green te…
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seanloh says:
This place is pretty tasty! I ordered #2 and a kimchi pizza. The kimchi pizza was delicious!!!
the noodle soup was hecka good too which is the #2 that i ordered
i also just got back from africa, and this was like the best tasting food I had so far coming back! it does not say too much as i hav…
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thaitravelor66 says:
Great place for brunch on weekends. Dim sum is great here. all the soups are great also. Get there early before the line its long
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Dolphintrekker says:
If you’ve just been dying to know where to get the best home-style Filipino food in San Francisco, I’d tell you . . . nowhere! Yes, San Francisco does offer some of the world’s best cuisine from every culture, but Filipino food isn’t one of them. Unfortunately you’d have to drive over to t…
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LeighBR says:
I love shushi and this restaurant has consistently served fresh sushi and good service since I began going. The restaurant is owned by three brothers all of whom are in the restaurant regularly and are very friendly. From the street, the architecture and the building don't say much, but don't let it…
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alyssa_ob says:
One of my favorite restaurants in Kingsport is Tomy Thai. The restaurant is located in a shopping area on the corner of Eastman and Stone Dr, facing Stone Drive. While the outside looks a little blah, the inside is beautiful and elegant. Tables line the walls so one side gets a booth like seat an…
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sarahelaine says:
Walk to Wok serves good noodles fast.
This is as much, really, as you ought to need to say. Walk to Wok is near the Oudegracht, on the way to the Dom from the Station. There's usually a small crowd standing round outside it, which at one point I assumed is a queue. It's not; it's people who ha…
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mahoney says:
While in the Chicago area visiting some friends, they asked me out to dinner at one of the favorite restaurants. I've never had Thai food before and was a little apprehensive about eating there. I was very surprised by the quality of the food. The waitress explained that I could get my meal in sev…
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mellemel8 says:
This location was acquired in 2000 and was the 1st Pho 2000 Restaurant in Los Angeles. It was an instant hit in Koreatown. Kenny, the owner re-decorated the new place - adding colors and artwork that are familiar to the Korean tradition and culture. The idea behind the renovation works was to give t…
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