More Chicago questions

Someone wrote:

>Where can I find ...
>--  good Thai food
>           ... in Chicago?

Try PS Bangkok, just north of the Lincoln-Halsted-Fullerton intersection. This was recommended to me by a fellow from Booksellers Row, and is extremely good. Also, the green curry at Thai Twin in Hyde Park is to die for.

Someone wrote:

>Where can I find ...
>'
>--  good (ideally cheap) Indian food
>'
>--  good Thai food
>'
>--  a kosher deli
>'
>--  good Middle Eastern food
>'
>           ... in Chicago?

Good/cheap Indian food ----try either Moti Mahal or Standard India on Belmont just west of North Clark. Standard India is my fave w/ a $6.95 all you can eat buffet every weekday starting at 5PM, really good food and very reasonable. BYOB though.

Good Thai Food--On the Dao on Ontario half a block west of North Michigan Ave. I eat lunch there 3-4 times a week. Good, cheap, fresh and service is superb.

Kosher(?) deli -- I don't know if its Kosher but Samuel's Deli on North Broadway just north of Roscoe St has great Reuben's and pastrami/salami sand- wiches. Also try Moe's on Rush for great matzoh ball soup.

The whole Andersonville area is jammed with tons of little known Middle Eastern restaraunts--avoid Reza's though service can be lousy and the food is somewhat overrated and boring.

salud

john

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Someone wrote:
  >Where can I find ...
  >'
  >--  good Thai food
  >'
  >           ... in Chicago?

There are lots of good Thai restaurants in Chicago, but one of my favorites is called Lana Thai and is on Broadway near the Belmont/Addison 'L' stops.  The place is very slow because the cook makes each dish one at a time.  If you order several dishes, you will be there for a while.  But the food is absolutely magnificent.  And they have the best "spring rolls"
-- unfried, soft -- of any place I've ever eaten.

Carol
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>Where can I find ...
>--  a kosher deli
>           ... in Chicago?

Try "Mannys"... on Roosevelt Road (12th street), about 2 blocks east of Halsted.  It's usually *jammed* at lunch time, it's cafeteria style, but you will find kosher food and quite the combination of patrons, also.
                           Nancy