The best Hot and Sour soup

 Someone wrote:
 SCN U. wrote:

 : Just had Snappy Dragon's the other night and I'm not sure I can second
 : that opinion.  Still have to vote for Tai Tung, especially given the
 : quantity, though I've not tried many places.  Snappy Dragon isn't it,
 : though.  I do, however, like it's being vegetarian -- it's a point in
 : its favor.

 Another vote for Tai Tung's hot & sour .... numm!

       Dorian G. wrote:
 >You'll have to drive 3 hours to get it, but the hot and sour soup -- and about
 >everything else -- at Imperial Chinese Restaurant in Vancouver, BC is great!
 >The prawns in black bean sauce are memorable.  Everything tastes like it was
 >just picked or killed, cooked perfectly, and not over-sauced or over-seasoned.
 >
 >My bride & I love the place.  Spendy, but with great atmosphere and a view of
 >the mountains across the Frasier River.  Make reservations and get there before
 >sunset.
 >
 >I'm especially thrilled that the menu includes many non-Americanized dishes.
 >In fact, I'm not sure they'll even make you a sweet and sour chicken! :)
 >

 For good hot and sour all you need to do is find a restaurant that
 specialises of the northern chinese style. My favorite is the Casade Garden
 located in Issaquah. I'm still looking.. and a three hour drive is a bit
 out of my range, but so far I have not found any better. There were several
 posts recently that I have yet to try. (and looking forward to it!)
       eg:   Hunan in bellevue
                   Peking House on the corner of 175th and 15th Ave, seattle
                   Snappy Dragon at 90th and Roosevelt NE