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[Gina Norman <gina AT vnet.net>]

> How about other
> Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, Laotian, Cambodian, etc. restaurants in the
> Triangle?

Well, I wouldn't know authentic if it bit me in the, well, you know where,
but for Vietnamese, I love (*love*) Dalat at Mission Valley.  They've got
this one thing (called, I think, Vietnamese Delight or some such) which
can be ordered Soft or Crispy (or as David Matusiak can explain: "Not
Soft") that is _super_ tasty (and is easily enough for two meals).  The
unfried spring rolls with the red sauce (note how easily I throw around
the culinary terms) are also muy yummy.

-gina

PS There's Dalat Subs and Dalat (proper) in the same shopping center.  I
speak not of the subs, which may very well be tasty, but I wouldn't know,
since I succumb to Vietnamese every time I'm in the vacinity.


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