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luds 11-08-2010 02:16 PM

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Originally Posted by HighTide (Post 809025)
I'll check them out, There's no decent Chinese food in Braintree.

Asiana Cafe in Braintree is good. It's an interesting mix of Thai and Chinese take out.

fishsmith 11-08-2010 02:20 PM

I must be in the minority, but I'll take that pu pu plater ... chicken wings, eggrolls, pork ends, teriaki steak and that little blue fire!!!. Don't forget the extra duck sauce and some shrimp fried rice.
I love chinese food :drool:

Nebe 11-08-2010 03:15 PM

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Originally Posted by fishsmith (Post 809130)
I must be in the minority, but I'll take that pu pu plater ... chicken wings, eggrolls, pork ends, teriaki steak and that little blue fire!!!. Don't forget the extra duck sauce and some shrimp fried rice.
I love chinese food :drool:

:yak:
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Raven 11-08-2010 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Nebe (Post 809124)
Do I smell a Thai/Cambodian leg ??
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LOL

Mike P 11-08-2010 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by RIJIMMY (Post 809028)
Most chinese food I see people order is full of deep fried crap coated in 100% sugar sauce. People always blame MSG, but you'd be suprised how much MSG is in a lot of the food you order from all restaurants. I'd blame the high fat, sugar and oil. The chinese food around here is made to sell to white people. White people like fried stuff, then coated in sugary sauce. My wife is 100% Chinese and never heard of a pu pu platter until she moved to the east coast. Im not kidding that when we moved here from CA, we ordered Chinese food about 4 times from different restaurants and threw it away after a few bites. Its really hard to find good, authentic quality Chinese food, unless you're in Chinatown in Boston, NYC.
Next time, avoid the fried stuff, avoid the General Gao's, sweet and sour, or other items - most menus have steamed dishes, or stir fried dishes, not deep fried. You'll feel better later, trust me!

I agree. The headache and general tired feeling is a sugar high followed by a crash.

Best Chinese food I've had is from the Gourmet Dumpling in Boston's Chinatown. Usually at least a 20 minute wait for a table--but worth it.

Thai food--the Spicy Lime on Pleasant Street in New Bedford and the Bangkok ??? in downtown Plymouth. The Krua Thai in Buzzards Bay is pretty decent, too.

BigBo 11-08-2010 11:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Nebe (Post 809075)
Or a big fat bowl of Phu from a Vietnamese joint
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It's Pho, not Phu. My wife is Vietnamese. Good food. :drool:

Bill L 11-09-2010 07:31 AM

How about Be Bong, I'm hooked on that stuff from Apsara's

Clammer 11-09-2010 08:43 AM

Bill L

no reply / you Have another ..real /original name :smash:

HighTide 11-09-2010 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by luds (Post 809128)
Asiana Cafe in Braintree is good. It's an interesting mix of Thai and Chinese take out.

Been there a couple of times, it's not bad. But I've been hooked on Thai food and Lime Leaf in Weymouth rocks.

Nebe 11-09-2010 09:06 AM

Be bong is yummy!
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luds 11-09-2010 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by HighTide (Post 809344)
Been there a couple of times, it's not bad. But I've been hooked on Thai food and Lime Leaf in Weymouth rocks.


I'll have to give that a go. Asiana is far from real Thai food but I like it when I'm in the mood for take style food. Sesame chicken when well prepared can be a tasty dish.


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