Len F. wrote: > > Someone wrote: > : Anybody have good suggestions for deadly hot food? Clark's Chicken near Santa Clara University can be deadly. They have 6 different categories and the top one is called "Thermonuclear"! I grew up with hot food and it was still too much for me. I have had better luck with Siam House on Market St. in Downtown San Jose. I asked for extra spicy and I always got it. It is very spicy without killing its flavor. K.L. Seh
San Jose, CA
Hot Food suggestions?
On 31 Jul 1997 16:48:04 GMT, Len F. wrote: >I have heard that Thai food is considerably toned down for us >round-eyes (or whatever affectionate term Thai people have for us >generic Americans). Authentic Thai is supposed to be firey hot, >and I've heard that if you ask for it really hot it will make steam >shoot out of your ears. Anwyay, something to try. I went with a friend to the Thai House in SF (on Church I think, a couple blocks from Market). We made the mistake of ordering the stuff HOT. We were absolutely speechless through most of the meal (our voices were gone, it was difficult to talk), tears rolling down our cheeks, sniffling, blowing our noses. It was great!! S&M food! ;-) Michael