Which do you prefer?>>>
TRG must have had some chicken satay. lol. Maybe some uncooked lemon grass? Gimme some o dat peanut sauce and pass the jelly while you at it.>>>
Love Thai food also love indian and good mexican food.>>>
When it comes down to it though, I'll take Indian over it all. A good Kashmiri chicken made from scratch with fresh spices, or a Lamb Madras with onion baji, saag spinach and naan bread, consumed with one hand mopping the brow and washed down with a few>>>
Yeah EGG, i know that if the pho vietman vets put too much of the red sauce with the rooster on it, they get a case of PPTSD, Post Pho Traumatic Stress Disorder. Flashbacks and nightmares accompanied by heartburn.>>>
Miscreant, in Seattle there is a place called Hung Far Lo. Don't go in there with the pen. lol Watch out for those pho vietnam vets wywoody. Mike, if you don't like asian food, you owe it to yourself to find a place that serves dim sum and get a pla>>>
If I lived in your area, I would always refer to it as "Low Cat Chow".
Chinese people hate me.>>>
thai food is generally much healthier, there is a new place called "low fatt chow" down the street from me it is kinda like high end Chinese to go without all the fat and mystery meat .......
-BOBO>>>
Roofscape, what the heck is a Newblet? Is that like a jiblet. I think I'm going to lay back a bit, I don't like the sound of that lol>>>
Have never knowingly ate thai food, but love chinese, indian and any other asian fair I've tried.>>>
Thai>>>
Thai, now with fifty percent less cat.>>>
Thai for ne too. I like to make Chinesee at home occassionally. Tried sushi once in Newhaven CT, spent a fortune as I recall and was still hungry afterwards.>>>
I'll go with Thai. I was surprised that I like soup with coconut milk. I tried pho, (Vietnamese beef noodle soup) recently, I was half way done and thinking it rather bland until I saw a pho veteran load on the sauces. Once that was in, it was pretty>>>