Favourite resteraunt?

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Posted 04 July 2005 - 01:18 AM

Fast food doesn't count!

Mongolian Barbecue

For those that don't know what it is... its a buffet of raw food, you put it in a bowl, and they stirfry it on a giant rock slab right in front of you.

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Posted 04 July 2005 - 01:36 AM

Ooh, tough one....

For Chinese: Definately Hong Kong Pearl. (Though, on a field trip, once, we went to the Hong Kong King Buffet. Quite good.)

For Italian: Either Dolce Carini or Villa Rosa or Bertucci's. For baked ziti, Carini. For everything else, Villa Rosa or Bertucci's. Basically, Bertucci's.

So, Hong Kong Pearl. Incredible hot and sour soup, and chicken lo mein and chicken and broccoli... soooo goood...

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Posted 04 July 2005 - 01:51 AM

Hyper likes mediocre americanized "foreign" foods.

I've eaten at Le Bec Fin, Pod, Budakan, but I really like indian food. Yum!

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Posted 04 July 2005 - 02:35 AM

>>> Chilli's <<<

Sometimes Todai, asian seafood restaurant

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Posted 04 July 2005 - 05:28 AM

Hmm. No chains?

Mexican: Pablo's. Small place in Pacific Grove. I get the Chipótle Steak Burrito... mouth on fire? Good. Ordering it mild is for sissies.

Chinese: Yang's Happy Family was good until they closed. The new owners lowered the selection and raised the prices... and as a karma penalty, had a few kitchen fires and kept having to close. New owners now, but haven't reopened. We go to Chinatown in downtown Monterey (I like Wing's better, but my parents think it's too expensive. Plus, they're closing soon).

Italian (well, pizza anyway): Gianni's! Darkness can probably testify just how much butt this place kicks. They have other Italian stuff too, but it's mostly pizza. And calzones.

Chains...

Mexican: Del Taco! Too bad Monterey (county even) doesn't have any. Have to drive for over an hour, to Watsonville, to get our fix. Mmm... Macho Burritos...

Chinese: ...there are Chinese food chains? Oh, wait, yeah there are. We don't eat there. Why pay more when the food is worse and not even a buffet?

~~Italian~~ Pizza: Round Table. Straw Hat is good too, but I've only been there once. In Santa Cruz.

Else: Hmm... I'd have to say Black Bear Diner (service) or In-n-Out Burger (fast). (In-n-Out is another thing we don't have. Well, we do, but it's in the 'bad' part of Salinas so we never go there.)

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Posted 04 July 2005 - 04:03 PM

DiCaro's!

For all your semi-real Italian foods. Very good pizza, not greasy like other places.

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Posted 04 July 2005 - 05:32 PM

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I've eaten at all of those (sept for the happy family thing) when I lived in Cali.
They do rule

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Posted 04 July 2005 - 08:45 PM

baytown seafood... theyre gettin alot of money & i think they might go franchise one day

. i eat at the origional one thats called main seafood or somthin like that.

jack in the box's 50cent tacos

el imperial

antonios... the best pizza in town... and cheapest too.

chillis

and this one place in the upper peninsula of michigan called drifters

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