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romafan
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Today I got a maki(?) assortment from the place where the Russian ex-pat picked up his plutonium poisoning (NY location, not the London one) - they've quickly changed the name to 'Yushi' (used to be Itsu, I think)....
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edit: Bon Bon spicy chicken strips w/ my first coke in weeks(months?)..."George likes his chicken spicy."
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Originally Posted by romafan
edit: Bon Bon spicy chicken strips w/ my first coke in weeks(months?)..."George likes his chicken spicy."
Well, neither of those meals were overly intricate. If I had ordered seafood, steak, or something else loaded with flavor, I would have passed on the bourbon.
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Turkey croissant.
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Vietnamese rice paper rolls stuffed with shrimps, salad and rice vermicelli. Hoi sin sauce for dipping. Some low-fat yoghurt and stewed apricots to fend off the sweet tooth without breaking the diet.
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Not here. Spring rolls are deep-fried. These are just wrapped, chilled and served cold.
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