NNTP-Posting-Date: Wed, 03 Mar 1999 19:21:59 EDT Organization: InterNet Resource NETworks (inr.net) Xref: alexander.INS.CWRU.Edu ne.food:5981 I never thought Ming Garden has great food. My wife and I have been there twice and were so fed up with their food and decided not to go there any more. Better check out "You You" in Nashua. Well I cannot find any decent Chinese restaurant in Nashua area except one in Amherst road close to Fedex center. I don't know why Chinese restaurant in New England charges for a bowl of rice. Rest of the world (in US) will give you bowls of rice for free, you need to pay for just for a bowl of rice. I cannot imagine eating Chinese (Korean) food without rice. Rice is our main dish. Everything else just accompany rice. David C. wrote: >Frederick K. wrote: >>Any decent dim sum to be had in southern NH? Manchester to Nashua. > > Ming Garden (subject of a disparaging thread here about toddlers and buffets.) > They have both the steam table buffet and carts operating. > Significantly lighter (less greasy) than the otherwise very good >and well-recommended Far East in Woburn. > Ming Garden is on the west (southbound) side of the DW Highway >in South Nashua, between the Pheasant Run Mall and the bridge >to Hudson, opposite Playworld. >-- >David Chesler ([email removed], etc.) >http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/2955 (/bronx.html or /woburn.html) > If a tree falls in the forest, and the only one to hear it > is Shroedinger's cat, does it make half a sound? -me
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Dim sum in NH
NNTP-Posting-Date: Fri, 05 Mar 1999 20:27:04 EDT Organization: InterNet Resource NETworks (inr.net) Xref: alexander.INS.CWRU.Edu ne.food:5990 > You You is dark and quiet, with an industrial decor. The food (hot >or sushi) is generally good, priced high (as would be expected for >modern-style Japanese.) The service is sometimes hit-or-miss. >You You is off Exit 6, between the Everett Tpke and the Mall. >For sushi we generally go to the place in Lamplighter Square >(across from Pheasant Run): much better price/volume ratio, but >the ambience, and possibly the quality, are lower. Yes, you are right. The sushi is OK. But try their fried rice. They only cost less than $6 even for dinner, and they are great. Also try some Tempura. They are great, too. You can have Tempura bento for lunch for less than $8, and tempura is abundant in quality and quantity. Also try some Korean food there like Kalbi or Bibimbab.