Daniel A. Morgan claimed: >> Please help. I live on the Eastside and can't find anywhere to eat. >> Have > to go into Seattle. Enlighten me. What follows is quite enlightening - I too frequent many of these places, but I have some additions.. >Well for N.W. continental go to Azalea's Fountain Court on Old Main >street in Bellevue. > >For Japanese go to I Love Sushi For Sushi, and Korean food, see also Shilla (or Shilla's?) in Redmond. >For Thai go to Thai Ginger in Factoria Or Thai Kitchen, in Bellevue or Totem Lake, Kirkland. >For Indian go to Moghul Palace or Raga > >For Lebanese go to Mediterranean Kitchen on Bellevue Way > >For Greek go to Orexi on Bellevue Way > >For French go to Relais in Bothell > >For seafood go to Fish Cafe in Kirkland, Anthony's Home Port in Kirkland > >For Chinese go to Noble Court in Bellevue Or Ming Place, also in Bellevue, not far from Noble Court. For take-out, see: Sarducci's (subs and Italian in Kirkland), Taco Del Mar (big tasty burritos in Kirkland and Redmond), Tokyo Grill (Teriyaki in Kirkland), Dixie's BBQ (in Bellevue, with the hottest sauce ever).
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On 20 May 1997, Tim W. wrote: > > Thank you for the excellent additions. Can not remember the name of the > > only authentic Mexican restaurant on the east side can you or someone > > else help me. It is on the corner of Old Main Street almost across from > > Azalea's. > > > > Daniel A. Morgan > > > > I think the name is El Puerco Lloron. I would also recommend Casa D on the > east side of Bellevue Way a bit north of Old Main Street for great > burritos. They use a great habenero sauce if you like to cry over your > food... > > Tim Wegner > > To be a little nitpicky, the one on Main Street in Bellevue is Cocina del Puerco. El Puerco Lloron is on the Pike Place Hill Climb. Only difference is in the name and location. I always stop at Puerco Lloron when I'm in the market -- even if I'm not all that hungry, I'll stop for chips n' salsa and a Carta Blanca and wish that I had stopped there for lunch. Jeff
Daniel A. Morgan claimed: >Freestyle wrote: >> For take-out, see: >> >> Sarducci's (subs and Italian in Kirkland), >> Taco Del Mar (big tasty burritos in Kirkland and Redmond), >> Tokyo Grill (Teriyaki in Kirkland), >> Dixie's BBQ (in Bellevue, with the hottest sauce ever). > >Thank you for the excellent additions. Can not remember the name of the >only authentic Mexican restaurant on the east side can you or someone >else help me. It is on the corner of Old Main Street almost across from >Azalea's. Beats me. "Tres Hermanos," on 908 (aka 85th) (aka Redmond Way), in Kirkland, definitely should have been on my earlier list of restaurants though. It used to be Las Margarita's... Their chicken mole is among the best I've ever had.