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[David Wagoner <dbwagoner AT yahoo.com>]

Korean:  Korea Garden? (Cary; 6 types of kimchee served with meal but none of my Korean friends think there are any good Korean restaurants in the Triangle)

Vitenamese: Pho Cali (Raleigh; excellent!), Dalat (Raleigh)

Thai: Thai Villa (Cary, excellent!), King and I (Cary, excellent but pricey!)

All locations + reviews can be found on CitySearch.

david (southeast asian food lover)

PS:  Hot and Sour soup is easy to make at home; mine has to be very hot and very sour for my taste; You know that the sour comes from vinegar (sometimes Chinese black vinegar), but did you know that the hot comes from black pepper?  Try chili oil for an additional kick.

 

Bill Geschwind <geschwin AT email.unc.edu> wrote:

This does bring up something else I'm curious about: There are plenty of
Chinese restaurants in the Triangle, and more recently Japanese
restaurants have been springing up left and right. How about the rest of
Far Eastern Cuisine in the Triangle. For Thai there is Thai Palace in
Chapel Hill on 54 across the street from Glenn Lennox. For Vietnamese
there is Kim Son (?) in Durham on Guess Road near I-85. How about other
Thai, Vietnamese, Korean, Laotian, Cambodian, etc. restaurants in the
Triangle? Where are they, and are they any good? Enquiring stomachs
want to know!

- Bill

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-----Original Message-----
From: Chuck Morford [mailto:chuckmorford AT yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, July 01, 2002 1:57 PM
To: InterNetWorkers
Subject: [internetworkers] Re: another delicious topic

An interesting thing I noticed about China
Express when I was eating there a lot was that
it's really a Korean restaurant...
The noodle dishes are almost all Korean and you
can get Kimchi if you ask for it...

Yum...

Chuck
--- "Lance A. Brown" wrote:
>
> China Express just east of Hwy 54/55 in the
> strip mall has some damn
> fine Hot and Sour as well... I've had both and
> can't decide which I
> like better!
>
> --[Lance]
>

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