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2 posts · Oct 14, 1998 to Oct 16, 1998

Rebecca J.University of PittsburghOct 14, 1998
 William wrote:

 > IMHO, I would have to put them up in the top five restaurants on my
 > favorites list...
 >
 > (In no particular order)
 >
 > Spice Island Tea House
 > The Road To Karakesh
 > Southwest Bistro
 > La Cucina Flagrea
 > Le Perroquet

 Let's see...I would say....

 The Road to Karakesh
 Lemmongrass
 Bravo
 The Grand Concourse
 Sushi Too (the one on Carson)
Rebecca J.University of PittsburghOct 16, 1998
 Pirates W. wrote:
 >
 > At the risk of sounding like someone's English teacher, why are these
 > restaurants your favorites?  And I offer the same response to any/all
 > that list their favorites.  (I guess I need some incentive to visit
 > them.)
 >
 > Rebecca J. wrote:

 > > Let's see...I would say....
 > >
 > > The Road to Karakesh
 > > Lemmongrass
 > > Bravo
 > > The Grand Concourse
 > > Sushi Too (the one on Carson)

 The Road to Karakash:  very good ambiance and all of the items I've had
 from their menu were really flavorful.  There's a very eclectic mix of
 dishes.  I recommend the Shrimp Parsi (I think that's the name) which is
 a curry shrimp with tomato and peppers.

 Lemmongrass:  once again, nice ambiance (although lately the waitstaff
 has been doing a pretty bad job).  Nice mix of Thai food (I'm basically
 just a sucker for Thai food though).

 Bravo:  okay, great looking restaurant.  I had decided I liked it based
 on appearances alone before I even at there.  But the food is really
 good, decently priced, and large portions.  I especially love the bread
 & dipping sauce you get before your meal.  The Penne Mediterranean is
 good as is the ravioli and the pasta woozie.

 The Grand Concourse:  of all the "elegant" restaurants I've been to in
 Pgh., this one by far had the best food.  I almost died and went to
 heaven for their chocolate raspberry torte.

 and finally....

 Sushi Too (on carson)  I've just been introduced to sushi so I have to
 admit that I haven't tried many places (both sushi too/two, Ginza, Kiku,
 and Koto buki)... Uh oh...I changed my mind...I totally forgot about
 Koto Buki....they are the best sushi place I've been to.

 Does that suffice for explanations?
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