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Thai Recommendation

2 posts · Jun 16, 1997 to Jun 22, 1997

Josh H.University of Washington, SeattleJun 16, 1997
 At the risk of getting tarred and feathered, I'd like to recommend
 Noodle Studio on Broadway. We've been there three times now, and the
 first time it was excellent - and it's been better each successive
 time.

 Outstanding noodles, of course, but a fine hand with thom yum and thom
 ka, a wonderful squid salad (sorry, don't remember the name of it),
 and some marvelous curries. Most of the menu can be prepared vegan,
 too, which is a plus. And the prices are quite reasonable
 (everything's under ten bucks, and most are well under).

 The reason I mention it is that I had some leftovers from there for
 breakfast. Nothing like a really aromatic kitchen in the morning!
Ernie L.Stagesmith ProductionsJun 22, 1997
 1. I second a vote for Marlai on Sandpoint way. Very classy.

 2. The Thai Restaurant ( hey that's the name) on 1st just south of the Key Arena
 has the best peanut sauce in town. They could pour it on gravel and I
 would devour it.
 They also have the hottest Thai food in Town. A 3 is hotter than most Thai
 places, a 4 is violent and a 5 is transcendant.

 3. The Royal Orchid on Rainier in Renton is very nice and they just
 redecorated. They are right arond the corner from my house.
   They have threatened to take me up on my offer of giving them a flat of
 habenero peppers to make a blazing hot thai curry.
 They think thai peppers are hot, Ha , HA, Ha. Habeneros will blow there
 ears off.

 I'll keep you guys informed of how the experiment goes.
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