On Sun, 27 Apr 1997 00:08:21 -0700, "L. Chou" Someone wrote: >I'm new to Seattle and I was just wondering if anyone could recommend a >good Japanese, Thai and Chinese restaurant to me?! > >Thanks!! For Chinese go to The Greenwood Mandarin. They're at about N 89th St on Greenwood Ave N. Be sure to have the Sizzling Rice Soup -- it's the best I've ever 'et! There's a really good Japanese place in Redmond (east side of Lake Washington), the name of which escapes me at the moment. I'd look it up for you, but I live in Oklahoma City now and don't have a SEA phone book! The restaurant is in a little strip mall just East of the QFC on the main drag through Redmond. Anybody else know the one I'm talking about???
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Eric P. wrote in article ... > > There's a really good Japanese place in Redmond (east side of Lake > Washington), the name of which escapes me at the moment. I'd look it > up for you, but I live in Oklahoma City now and don't have a SEA phone > book! The restaurant is in a little strip mall just East of the QFC > on the main drag through Redmond. Anybody else know the one I'm > talking about??? Nara. pretty damn good sushi. ;-) ms
"L. Chou" politely asked: >I'm new to Seattle and I was just wondering if anyone could recommend a >good Japanese, Thai and Chinese restaurant to me?! Well here is what tops my list: Chinese: Ming Tree (very Americanized - HUGE portions, try the house specials) Japanese: Nikko's (love the atmosphere, good Purple Haze drinks) Thai: House of Rice (the cheapest best eats in the state) Bart K. Kwieciszewski [email removed] [email removed]:2323 ------------------------------- | We're going to crash! Weee! | -------------------------------
kikuya, i think is how it is spelled. If it is the same place I am thinking of -- in a small strip mall -- great sushi. enjoy.
In article , Walter King writes: >> There's a really good Japanese place in Redmond (east side of Lake >> Washington), the name of which escapes me at the moment. I'd look it >> up for you, but I live in Oklahoma City now and don't have a SEA phone >> book! The restaurant is in a little strip mall just East of the QFC >> on the main drag through Redmond. Anybody else know the one I'm >> talking about??? >I think it's called Moma. > > try Kakuya
>> I've been told one can get a good steak at the Keg. Any comments? >> Thank You. I wouldn't eat at The Keg if it were the last restaurant on Earth. I've been there twice (two different locations), and both times, the food was barely edible. The prices are obscene given the extraordinary low quality of the food that was served -- especially the beef, which I recall as one of the worst cuts of meat I've ever attempted to consume. Just my $0.02... Jared Jared Reimer System Administrator Sense Networking Seattle http://www.oz.net +1 206 989-6698