Seattle, WA

Recommnedations for restaurants in Seattle

4 posts · Nov 22, 1992 to Nov 27, 1992

Jim S.The 23:00 News and Mail ServiceNov 22, 1992

 Some that I can reccomend are:
 Dalia Lounge - eclectic but always interesting - moderate price
 Reiner's - Elegant continental - kinda expensive (more than above)
 Cactus - Southwest (Santa Fe New Mexico) - moderate
 Rover's - French - VERY expensive and worth it (>$60/person)
 Georgian Room (4 seasons hotel) - Elegant continental - expensive

 Eastside
 Thai kitchen - hard to beat for Thai
 Lemon Grass (greenlake) - may beat above but not by much
 Raja - Indian - moderate
 Shahmiyama - Indian/Bangladesh
 3 pigs - bar-b-q

 These should keep you busy for a while.  I have been to them all and
 like them a lot.
 Cheers

Mary M.Cayman Systems Inc., Cambridge, MANov 24, 1992

 Michael C. wrote:

    I have just moved up to Seattle from the Bay Area and was wondering if anyone
    could recommend some good restaurants in the Seattle area.  I am especially
    interested in Chinese food, but I would appreciate any and all input.

    Thanks in advance,
    Michael Chin

 My favorite is Ho Ho Seafood in the International District.  Check out the
 specials and get the pan-fried halibut if they have it.

Yong K.University of WashingtonNov 26, 1992

 How about Sea Garden?  It's listed in white/yellow page.
 You can find pictures of chinese movie stars as well as of Babara
 Walters at the entrance. Nice restaurant, but a little too much of MSG?
 A place frequented by Jeff Smith and you can see him in the everning
 of January 1 (so far... who knows next year).  A little bit pricy, but
 well worth the money.

 For Japanaese restraurant, I can strongly recommend Izumi at Kirkland.
 (Again check your phone book, no I am not working for US West.)
 Happy hours!

Donald N.University of Southern MississippiNov 27, 1992

 Michael C. wrote:
 >I have just moved up to Seattle from the Bay Area and was wondering if anyone
 >could recommend some good restaurants in the Seattle area.  I am especially
 >interested in Chinese food, but I would appreciate any and all input.

 It has been a while but used to  eat at China First in the University
 District. They have a beef  & tofu that will bring tears to your eyes.