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If you read the back of Boom Noodle’s menu, you’ll see that “my boom” is a popular Japanese term meaning “the thing I am...
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Find out more about Jay: Jay Friedman is a freelance food writer who does monthly restaurant reviews for Seattle Sound magazine. Growing up as part of an east coast, Chinese food-loving, Jewish-identified family, he thought shrimp with lobster sauce was the ultimate Asian dish until reading a recipe and realizing there ain’t no lobster there. Recovering from disillusionment, he’s traveled extensively in Asia , taken Thai cooking classes, and vowed to learn food-related kanji so that when he orders organ meats from the Chinese menu, servers won’t stare at him in disbelief. |
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The Phinneywood blog reports that King Falafel has closed, but I'm excited about what's set to take its place at 8102 Greenwood Avenue North: Aloha...
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I've been to quite a few pho places in Seattle, and I've finally found one that surpasses Than Brothers as my favorite.The simple-named Vietnam...
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Saturday's a super day to go to the University District for some shopping at the farmers market. And when that day happens to be dreary, I always find...
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Following up on Friday's ramen report (Top ramen at Tsukushinbo on Friday), here's a video showing how visitors to...
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Actually, it's not such a secret, as ramen regulars will testify. If you're looking for some of the best shoyu (soy sauce-based) ramen in Seattle, you...
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I’ve been through this before.With the ever-present smile still stretched across her face, my favorite waitress at Hing Loon asked, “Are...
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In the past month, I’ve been lucky enough to eat at such places as Rover’s, The Herbfarm, Inn at Langley, and Crush. As much as I enjoy...
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Szechuan Noodle Bowl is one of those enduring little places that I love in the International District. When Green Leaf (one of my recent Top 5 Asian...
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A couple of years ago, I basically wrote this about Pho Cyclo in Capitol Hill:In explaining its name, Pho Cyclo tells us that "the cyclo drivers...
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