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Peter Chang MacLean
Peter Chang MacLean, web site, 6715 Lowell Ave., McLean, VA, 571-405-6686 (Metro Trip Planner – opens in new window) [Google | TripAdvisor | FFX Now | Reddit | Restaurantji | City Paper | NoVA Mag] This is probably the second … Continue reading
Posted in Chicken, Chinese, Favorites - Current, McLean, Virginia
Tagged Amish chicken, Amish pork, beef, chicken, Chinese, McLean, Peter Chang, Peter Chang MacLean, pork
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Why do the servers always want to take our cutlery and plates and glasses away?
I have noticed repeatedly, over the course of many restaurant visits, that my servers want to take away my plates, my glasses, my cutlery, and indeed almost anything else — before I really want to give it up. The ratio … Continue reading
Posted in Economics of Dining
Tagged economics of dining, Marginal Revolution, waiters
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Eating well in Stockholm
Yes, the fancy expensive places are great. But more generally, I recommend that you order the dishes with game and lingonberries, most of all lingonberries. Soups here are above average, and I do not generally love soups. The pizza is … Continue reading
Posted in Sweden
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Where and how to eat in Cape Town, South Africa
Don’t laugh, but basically you want to eat in the restaurants with the beautiful women. And with the views of the waterfront. You may recall those are usually the opposite of the correct recommendations. But in Cape Town, there is … Continue reading
Posted in Outside DC, South Africa
Tagged beautiful women, Seafood, South Africa, travel
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Shinwari Namak Mandi
Shinwari Namak Mandi, web site, FB, 5884 Leesburg Pike, Falls Church, VA, 703-347-8311 (Metro Trip Planner – opens in new window) [Google | RoadTrippers | Restaurant Guru] Yet further evidence that this area’s Pakistani restaurants are better than the Indian … Continue reading
Posted in Falls Church/Seven Corners, Pakistani, Virginia
Tagged bread, Falls Church, fish fry, haleem, Pakistani, Seafood, Shinwari Namak Mandi
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Southeast Impression
Southeast Impression, web site, 9530 Fairfax Blvd., Fairfax, VA, 703-865-4884 (Metro Trip Planner – opens in new window) [Google | Washingtonian | FFX Now | Restaurantji] Real Malaysian food, right near my house! They have Thai dishes too, but I’m … Continue reading
Posted in Fairfax, Malaysian, Thai, Virginia
Tagged beef rendang, Fairfax, laksa, Malaysia, Nasi Lemak, roti, Southeast Impression, thai
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Rules for Tri-State Italian food
Piers emails me: You’re a NJ native and great at finding good restaurants. So what are the rules for finding good old school American Italian restaurants? Not like modern farm to table places full of natural light in Brooklyn or … Continue reading
Posted in Italian, New Jersey, New York, Outside DC
Tagged Bronx, Italian, Marginal Revolution, Peruvian, Staten Island
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San Francisco dining
Dwarkesh brought me to the very good Sizzling Pot King, 139 8th St, San Francisco, genuine Hunan food and yes I have been to Changsha. Don’t walk there though, take an Uber or better yet a Waymo. Dwarkesh was kind … Continue reading
Posted in California, Chinese, Outside DC
Tagged Guam, Hunan, Marginal Revolution, San Francisco, travel
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Hu Tieu Mi Lacay Cho Lon
Hu Tieu Mi Lacay Cho Lon, web site, 6793-D Wilson Blvd., Falls Church, VA (Edene Center), 703-531-1420 (Metro Trip Planner – opens in new window) [Google | RoadTrippers] Most of all, good noodle soups. Good vermicelli dishes. Appeals to the … Continue reading
Posted in Eden Center, Falls Church/Seven Corners, Vietnamese, Virginia
Tagged Eden Center, Falls Church, Hu Tieu Mi Lacay Cho Lon, noodle soups, vermicelli, Vietnamese
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