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confonnit posted:Went to Pho Bac last night and am now craving more. Any good Vietnamese/pho recommendations? I actually really like Pho 24. Its not super fancy or anything, but its delicious and cheap and always open. The best thing on the menu in my opinion is the Filet Mignon Fried Rice. Its ~$10 for a large chunk of most delicious meat and a giant plate of everything else you could possibly ask for.
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mindphlux posted:ate at takorea tonight - anyone have any opinions on that place? I've had similar experiences going there for dinner, but at lunchtime/off hours the food is usually much better. I also haven't been there in at least six months though, so I don't know if that has changed.
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I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for good restaurants nearby, with the catch being that I am significantly lactose and gluten intolerant, and allergic to most seafood. Pretty much all I eat out now is steak, bbq, and chinese, which are the only places I know of where I can consistently find something safe on the menu.
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kuskus posted:How about Indian food. There should be plenty of dishes without cream, and when ghee is in use instead of butter it's all fat and no milk solids (or few). Try Saravana Bhavan. jooky posted:Urban Pl8 on the westside has a pretty Paleo-friendly menu, which avoids gluten and most dairy. I'm sure you'd be able to find something there. I'll have to try both of those, thanks! And apparently Urban Pl8 is in walking distance, even better!
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