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What did you eat last night for dinner?
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It might have been yuzu. That just got added to the tray and I wasn't at work yesterday. I just assumed it was meyer lemon/ miso b/c there had been some talk about it.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
The pot pie is awesome, the lobster is incredible. The doughnuts are actually a much better dessert than what you got. It's all good though. Hard to make a wrong choice.
Yeah, the pot pie was insane and am glad there were three of us so we could swap for it from the vegetarian menu; we were passing around some stuff, so I got to enjoy the last third of it. I got stuck with the apple crisp since my friends went for the doughnuts, but it was a partial win since one of them was full and could only eat half, so I got to finish it off.
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Yeah, the pot pie was insane and am glad there were three of us so we could swap for it from the vegetarian menu; we were passing around some stuff, so I got to enjoy the last third of it.Originally Posted by Roikins
The best part about the pot pie is adding truffles to it. 99% of the time, if you order truffles at Cyrus, it shows up as a whole mushroom at your table and gets shaved, as you well know. And 99% of the time, if there is a pot pie on the menu, it is made before service and baked off to order. But, if you get the black truffle pot pie and want extra truffle, they actually put it on the inside before baking it, so the heat really emphasizes the flavor and once you pop the crusty top of the pie, it all comes spilling out. It is absolutely ridiculously insanely good.
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The best part about the pot pie is adding truffles to it. 99% of the time, if you order truffles at Cyrus, it shows up as a whole mushroom at your table and gets shaved, as you well know. And 99% of the time, if there is a pot pie on the menu, it is made before service and baked off to order. But, if you get the black truffle pot pie and want extra truffle, they actually put it on the inside before baking it, so the heat really emphasizes the flavor and once you pop the crusty top of the pie, it all comes spilling out. It is absolutely ridiculously insanely good.Originally Posted by kwilkinson
Yep, I definitely still hate you that you work there.
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thanks for all the great recent pics in this thread
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Went for Hue food Sunday, didn't take pics.Originally Posted by m@T
Did bo kho again yesterday for lunch
Then a pretty ordinary bowl of hu tiu for dinner...
Starting to get bored with local food now...
You've no idea how envious I am of you. It's so hard to get really good Vietnamese food here, particularly with the non-Pho variety, despite a boatload (pun intended) of Vietnamese in the Northern Virginia/DC area.
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I bet he's paying KDubs extra for a trou normand.Originally Posted by Roikins
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K-dub promised me something off the veggie menu.Originally Posted by Piobaire
But you're right.
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So I heard. I will however, have the best company.Originally Posted by Piobaire
OUCH!!!!
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cockscomb stew, beef heart, suckling pig and a raw horse meat sandwich
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