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Talapia
04-10-2007, 12:12 PM
Lotte Plaza resteraunt in Ellicott City.
(Great Korean food)

Hunan Manor in Columbia MD
(Great Chinese Food)

Noodles Corner in Columbia MD
(a mixture of asian food - specializes
in soups)

Grand Palace Buffet in Gambrills, MD.
rt 32 to Annapolis, take rt 3 exit
towards Bowie, go about 1 mile
till you see a 7-11 on your right side.
It is in the plaza across the street
where the Eckerds is.

Fogo De Choe (spelling?) in DC.
(Awesome Brazillian BBQ place)
Very pricy though.

stupidjet
04-10-2007, 12:19 PM
clydes at tower oaks in rockville.

Anthony
04-10-2007, 12:23 PM
That's what sucks about OC, no good oriental food.

Lipyourown
04-10-2007, 12:31 PM
The Nibbler, Peruvian, Gaithersburg MD.

bmcox86
04-10-2007, 12:42 PM
chesapeake chicken in grasonville and maybe even harris down at the narrows
also potters pantry in queenstown has good sandwiches

Orest
04-10-2007, 12:46 PM
when I cook.......

Talapia
04-10-2007, 12:47 PM
chesapeake chicken in grasonville and maybe even harris down at the narrows
also potters pantry in queenstown has good sandwiches

Every time I drive home for fishing I
always see Ches Chicken and think
about stopping...going to stop in
there for sure this summer.

Talapia
04-10-2007, 12:48 PM
Fingers and Claws Resataurant - Gaithersburg:

Who says I can't get some free advertising :D

Seriously though, being in the business, a place I like to take my family for special events and such:

Amichi's (Little Italy-Baltimore) - They have one of the most original and good tasting appetizers I've had. Used to be a favorite when I was in school, now I can actually afford to order a soda with dinner, and not just water :D

If I am ever in Gaithersburg I will look your
place up.;)

okimavich
04-10-2007, 12:54 PM
The Palace - Glen Burnie
(Korean Food)

Greenfields - Rockville
(Brazilian Meat-atorium)

G & M - Linthicum
(Crab Cakes and Gyros)

House of India - Columbia
(Indian)

Maiwand Kabob - Columbia
(Afghan Kabobs)

Mango Grove & Mirchi Wok- Columbia
(Vegetarian Indian & Non-Veg Indian)

Haandi - Bethesda, MD & Falls Church, VA
(Southern Indian)

Todai - Fairfax, VA
(Korean Owned Japanese Buffet)

Cuba de Ayer - Burtonsville, MD
(Cuban)

Cuban Corner - Rockville, MD
(Cuban)

Crisp n Juicy - Rockville & Silver Spring, MD
(Peruvian Rotisserie Chicken)

Hard Times Cafe - Rockville, College Park, MD & Arlington, VA
(Chili)

Summit Station - Gaithersburg, MD
(Brew Pub)

Falafel Stand - Corner of Rollins Ave/E Jefferson St, Rockville, MD
(Falafels and Shwarma)

Talapia
04-10-2007, 12:58 PM
The Palace - Glen Burnie
(Korean Food)

Greenfields - Rockville
(Brazilian Meat-atorium)

G & M - Linthicum
(Crab Cakes and Gyros)

House of India - Columbia
(Indian)

Maiwand Kabob - Columbia
(Afghan Kabobs)

Mango Grove & Mirchi Wok- Columbia
(Vegetarian Indian & Non-Veg Indian)

Haandi - Bethesda, MD & Falls Church, VA
(Southern Indian)

Todai - Fairfax, VA
(Korean Owned Japanese Buffet)

Cuba de Ayer - Burtonsville, MD
(Cuban)

Cuban Corner - Rockville, MD
(Cuban)

Crisp n Juicy - Rockville & Silver Spring, MD
(Peruvian Rotisserie Chicken)

Hard Times Cafe - Rockville, College Park, MD & Arlington, VA
(Chili)

Summit Station - Gaithersburg, MD
(Brew Pub)

Falafel Stand - Corner of Rollins Ave/E Jefferson St, Rockville, MD
(Falafels and Shwarma)

Is the Palace that Korean place with the
fancy doors right across the street from
that little mall and next to the car
dealerships on Ritchie Highway? About
1 mile away from the Glen Burnie Mall?

okimavich
04-10-2007, 01:03 PM
Is the Palace that Korean place with the
fancy doors right across the street from
that little mall and next to the car
dealerships on Ritchie Highway? About
1 mile away from the Glen Burnie Mall?

AKA Goong Jeon. I believe it's on Crain Hwy across from a grocery store.

202 Crain Hwy
Glen Burnie, MD

BubbaBlue
04-10-2007, 01:04 PM
Chesapeake Chicken's not bad if you're hungry and want to get some take out for when you get home. Don't like to eat there.

Favorites?

Chipotle (Mexican) chain.

Killarney House (Irish, great food and beer) Davidsonville, MD

The Narrows (Pricey date restaurant) Kent Narrows, MD

Adam's Ribs (BBQ, decent ribs, awesome chicken) Numerous locations

Cafe Mezzanotte (Italian) Severna Park, MD

My house (Ribs, crabs, fish, Cajun food, you name it...) Hard to get reservations though. :p
.

Talapia
04-10-2007, 01:07 PM
AKA Goong Jeon. I believe it's on Crain Hwy across from a grocery store.

202 Crain Hwy
Glen Burnie, MD

It must be the place I am thinking about.
Crain Hwy is the main road where all
the car dealership are on right?

Do you ever go to Lotte Plaza in
Ellicott City?

Talapia
04-10-2007, 01:11 PM
I'll just show up and say I know the owner :D

Okim, I think Summit Station is closed, at least that was what was on the grapevine. It's something else right now, don't know what, but that area has gone to chit.

Talapia, if you like Korean, check out Woo Mi Garden (sp) off Georgia Avenue in Wheaton. Good "Galbi" and "Nangmyun" combo, a little pricey, but sometimes you just gotta have it.

The entire Silver Spring/Rockville area
is a treasure trove of good eating.
Just a lil bit far for my casual dinning
though.

surfsidesativa
04-10-2007, 01:17 PM
Fred's- Fort Worth, TX.

Mi Cocina- Fort Worth, TX.

The County Line- Austin, TX.

Uncle Dan's- Waco, TX.

Bona Braza- Grapevine, TX.

The Sea Grill- Dallas, TX.

Babe's- Roanoke, TX.

5 guys- Myrtle Beach, SC.

Prosser's BBQ- Murrells Inlet, SC.

Pio's- St. Charles, MO.

Roccocco- Oklahoma City, OK.

Cuisines- Chadds Ford, PA.

Capriotti's- Wilmington, DE.

So many good ones but none are as good as my kitchen.

Talapia
04-10-2007, 01:53 PM
Fred's- Fort Worth, TX.

Mi Cocina- Fort Worth, TX.

The County Line- Austin, TX.

Uncle Dan's- Waco, TX.

Bona Braza- Grapevine, TX.

The Sea Grill- Dallas, TX.

Babe's- Roanoke, TX.

5 guys- Myrtle Beach, SC.

Prosser's BBQ- Murrells Inlet, SC.

Pio's- St. Charles, MO.

Roccocco- Oklahoma City, OK.

Cuisines- Chadds Ford, PA.

Capriotti's- Wilmington, DE.

So many good ones but none are as good as my kitchen.

Is 5 guys a hamburger place? If so we have
those up here in MD/Va also.

cygnus-x1
04-10-2007, 02:03 PM
I have to agree with BB on the Chipotle's. Definitely the best mexican place I have been too. It is cafeteria style but it rocks.

Oriental Manor, Pho Dat Than, I can't add much more to what has been listed above except the following:

1) Bay Country Chicken (formerly English's Chicken) Just order the chicken NOTHING else. The chicken is kettle fried with Old Bay seasoning ... definitely a must try for great fried chicken. Just off of 13 N (Salisbury Bypass in Salisbury next to the mall)

2) Penang (Bethesda) I have not eaten at this location but have been to one in NJ. It is a mix of Asian pacific cuisine. First time I had fish head soup was there. I think my wife (soon to be at that time) was testing my intestinal fortitude.

3) My house. Great filipino cuisine adorned with her additions from the US. Basically whatever she cooks ROCKS!

okimavich
04-10-2007, 02:29 PM
It must be the place I am thinking about.
Crain Hwy is the main road where all
the car dealership are on right?

Do you ever go to Lotte Plaza in
Ellicott City?

I'm not too familiar with Glen Burnie. A friend of mine recommended them when I went there. I believe Crain Hwy is Rt3 and Ritchie(Rt2) is one block over. Price is usual Korean Restaurant level and the flavor is good. But the service may be a bit slow/dim at times.

Lotte Plaza, HMart on RT40 and BeSeTo (same plaza as HMart) are the three places are I go for some quick, cheap Korean food. I just don't like parking in the Lotte shopping center. Too many old Korean people not paying attention and dinging my car. :mad:

Silver Dragon has Jja Jang Myun for ~$6. It's ok. Just go a couple of miles west on Rt40, just after the Home Depot.

okimavich
04-10-2007, 02:31 PM
Pho Dat Than is decent and it's actually Viet owned. The spring rolls there are a bit bland. I prefer to make my own :p

Talapia
04-10-2007, 02:32 PM
I'm not too familiar with Glen Burnie. A friend of mine recommended them when I went there. I believe Crain Hwy is Rt3 and Ritchie(Rt2) is one block over. Price is usual Korean Restaurant level and the flavor is good. But the service may be a bit slow/dim at times.

Lotte Plaza, HMart on RT40 and BeSeTo (same plaza as HMart) are the three places are I go for some quick, cheap Korean food. I just don't like parking in the Lotte shopping center. Too many old Korean people not paying attention and dinging my car. :mad:

Silver Dragon has Jja Jang Myun for ~$6. It's ok. Just go a couple of miles west on Rt40, just after the Home Depot.


I went to the Woo Lee Oak Resteraunt
in Arlington and they have a new one
off rt 7 in Tysons. Food was good but
man was it expensive.

SeaSalt
04-10-2007, 02:41 PM
I went to the Woo Lee Oak Resteraunt
in Arlington and they have a new one
off rt 7 in Tysons. Food was good but
man was it expensive.

talapia, if you want to load up on korean barbecue and sushi, make a trip over to Annandale, VA and go to Il Mee. Its all you can eat short ribs, ribeye(bulgogi), pork, chiken, sushi. Overall, their food is average to good but its cheap compared other alternatives.

http://www.ilmeebuffet.com/

CrawFish
04-10-2007, 02:42 PM
I have to agree with BB on the Chipotle's. Definitely the best mexican place I have been too. It is cafeteria style but it rocks.


If you like that, then you'll love Baja Fresh and CA Tortilla. About same price, one just owned by different corp. ;)

CrawFish
04-10-2007, 02:47 PM
talapia, if you want to load up on korean barbecue and sushi, make a trip over to Annandale, VA and go to Il Mee. Its all you can eat short ribs, ribeye(bulgogi), pork, chiken, sushi. Overall, their food is average to good but its cheap compared other alternatives.

http://www.ilmeebuffet.com/

I've been there a few times. They're pretty good. Just don't eat there go out afterward, because you'll be smelling Korean BBQ the whole nite long. I still love NTKG's mom bulgogi though. Lettuce, rice, scallions soaked in sesame seed oil, and a sliced of bulgogi. umm mmm good. She prolly put some crack in them things, I can't seem to stop myself from eating 'em. :D

Talapia
04-10-2007, 02:51 PM
talapia, if you want to load up on korean barbecue and sushi, make a trip over to Annandale, VA and go to Il Mee. Its all you can eat short ribs, ribeye(bulgogi), pork, chiken, sushi. Overall, their food is average to good but its cheap compared other alternatives.

http://www.ilmeebuffet.com/

Sounds like my kind of place!
How did this turn into an asian food
thread????:D :D

stupidjet
04-10-2007, 02:53 PM
a lot of asian fans here eh?

CrawFish
04-10-2007, 02:53 PM
Sounds like my kind of place!
How did this turn into an asian food
thread????:D :D

Just so happened that most of the people replied to this thread are Asian. :D

okimavich
04-10-2007, 02:54 PM
Some places I loved in Philly while I was there for school:

Panang - in Chinatown
(nouveau SE Asian/Malay)

Village Pizza - Powelton Village
(pizza steak, meatball stromboli)

Powelton Pizza - Powelton Village
(ask for the Oafwich)

Crepe Truck - UPenn Campus, no longer there
(huge crepes for $5)

Koch's Deli - 4309 Locust St
(It's an experience and worth the 30 min wait)

WaWa - 38th and Spruce
(Meatball sub and peach ice tea at 3 A.M.)

Lemon Grass - 36th and Lancaster
(Thai)

Reading Terminal Market - Center City
(Pick something, anything)

Shady Maple - East Earl, PA
(smorgasbord, the seating grew along with the clientèle)

Prospectors Grille & Saloon - Moorestown, NJ
(good bread)

New Deli - 40th and Chestnut
($7 Indian Buffet Dinner)

Medport Diner - Medford, NJ
(What's NJ without a diner?)

Cheesecake Factory - King of Prussia, PA, Baltimore and North Bethesda, MD
(variety of cheesecake)

Philadelphia Fish and Company - 207 Chestnut St
(Pricey, but good seafood)

Painted Parrot Cafe - 211 Chestnut St
(dessert, dessert, dessert)

Thai Singha House - 40th and Chestnut
(Thai food)

I need to stop here and grab some lunch. :)

BubbaBlue
04-10-2007, 02:59 PM
If you like that, then you'll love Baja Fresh and CA Tortilla. About same price, one just owned by different corp. ;)
:D :D :D

I used to think so too. Even Chevy's Fresh Mex used to be on my list ... then I did a direct compare between Chipotle, Chevy's and Baja Fresh using their carnitas (pork) dish. Chipotle beat them all hands down. (Had to settle an argument over the best Mex recently. One comparison taste and the argument was won.) Mmm... research. *burp*

Consider that a challenge. :p


...and no, I'm not asian. ;)
.

okimavich
04-10-2007, 03:01 PM
I went to the Woo Lee Oak Resteraunt
in Arlington and they have a new one
off rt 7 in Tysons. Food was good but
man was it expensive.

That's one of my dad's favorite places. He would try really hard to have dinner there whenever he landed in Reagan National. :) I never saw the bills, so I couldn't complain ;)

cygnus-x1
04-10-2007, 03:02 PM
:D :D :D

I used to think so too. Even Chevy's Fresh Mex used to be on my list ... then I did a direct compare between Chipotle, Chevy's and Baja Fresh using their carnitas (pork) dish. Chipotle beat them all hands down. (Had to settle an argument over the best Mex recently. One comparison taste and the argument was won.) Mmm... research. *burp*

Consider that a challenge. :p


...and no, I'm not asian. ;)
.

But you is mexican !!! :D :D :D

JK ... man Chipotles has made a believer out of me. If I am not mistaken all of there meat and vegetables are organic and fresh. And unless you like to eat habs whole they spice the meat just right !

Talapia
04-10-2007, 03:02 PM
Just so happened that most of the people replied to this thread are Asian. :D

My mom complains about any korean
food that she does not cook herself.
No matter how good it is!:D

Talapia
04-10-2007, 03:05 PM
That's one of my dad's favorite places. He would try really hard to have dinner there whenever he landed in Reagan National. :) I never saw the bills, so I couldn't complain ;)


Me and the wife went...we had marinated
beef and short ribs. Bill was around
$90:eek: :eek: I about passed out!

Never again. It was good but not
THAT good.;) Could have got the
same meal for $14 at one of my
regular dives.

CrawFish
04-10-2007, 03:19 PM
:D :D :D

I used to think so too. Even Chevy's Fresh Mex used to be on my list ... then I did a direct compare between Chipotle, Chevy's and Baja Fresh using their carnitas (pork) dish. Chipotle beat them all hands down. (Had to settle an argument over the best Mex recently. One comparison taste and the argument was won.) Mmm... research. *burp*

Consider that a challenge. :p


...and no, I'm not asian. ;)
.
I haven't tried the Carnitas, but I thought the steak ultimo was better from Baja. Maybe they have the free extra salsa and chips.:D :D

Talapia
04-10-2007, 03:22 PM
I can't eat any type of burrito or wrap anymore.
I ate a microwave burrito about 10 years
ago and it got me really sick. Just the
sight and or smell of anything like a
burritto makes me queasy.

BubbaBlue
04-10-2007, 03:36 PM
I don't do the burritto anymore either. Chipotle will serve it to you in a bowl. You get more that way too. :p

Try the carnitas with one scoop of green and one of red... or two red if you like it toasty. I like the green too cuz its got tomatillos in it.

Ah geez... all this food talk... guess I know where I'll be stopping on the way home. :rolleyes: :D
.

terpfan
04-10-2007, 06:33 PM
i rarely go out to eat anymore. i hire my mom to bring me food for $400 a week, since she retire recently. home cooking is the best. there was time in my life, when i went to restaurant for 2 meals a day.(korean) after awhile, everything starts to taste the same. with all the msg they use, it is not good for you. :) seriously, if you go to any korean restaurant for every meal for awhile, everything on the menu will start to taste the same.

terpfan
04-10-2007, 06:43 PM
also there is no such thing as chinese carryout that does not use msg. :)

okimavich
04-10-2007, 06:45 PM
MSG = mah-she-suh goodness. :D :--|

How is it that MSG seems everywhere now? It's in the friggin Mr. Peanut!

terpfan
04-10-2007, 07:10 PM
it's difficult to completely avoid it, however amount of msg that restaurants use is unacceptable.

1BadF350
04-10-2007, 07:14 PM
Fingers and Claws Resataurant - Gaithersburg:
Who says I can't get some free advertising :D


I eat there all the time!

rockhead
04-10-2007, 07:16 PM
I tried eating joints once but I found that I got higher when I smoked em. :p

bmcox86
04-10-2007, 07:25 PM
fingersandclaws
ive never got anything but the ham meals and the ceaser salad at chespeake chicken, i always used to go there when i worked at pintail, but it is a little pricey if u get a big meal

my favorite restraunt in south carolina has to be prossers BBQ, hit it every time i fish down there on saturdays, heck ill even go out of my way to go there for lunch

drhnter
04-10-2007, 07:49 PM
I see you guys talking about the Korean restaurant in Glen Burnie, it has a great all you can eat buffet, also if you are in that area there is a good little Thai food restaurant and a good Vietnamese restaurant across Crain highway behind the Food Lion grocery store..:beer: :beer:

Dr. Bubba
04-10-2007, 07:56 PM
I tried eating joints once but I found that I got higher when I smoked em. :p

Hippie:p

terpfan
04-10-2007, 08:38 PM
this is little off the subject, but how about instead of salting your bait, use msg instead. i wonder if fish will like it???:D

surfsidesativa
04-10-2007, 08:43 PM
Is 5 guys a hamburger place? If so we have
those up here in MD/Va also.


yep, same place. i spelled it wrong the first time but this (http://www.boinabraza.com/)is my favorite...

bmcox86
04-10-2007, 09:16 PM
five guys is awesome also
gotta love moes too

okimavich
04-10-2007, 09:50 PM
this is little off the subject, but how about instead of salting your bait, use msg instead. i wonder if fish will like it???:D

If the fish don't, I'm sure some Asian restaurant would be glad to cook it up for you. :D

big brother
04-11-2007, 07:44 AM
gonna start some thread drift.
Tastee Diner on Haywood Rd in west asheville,
meat and two veggies $3.95 last time i was in.
Open from 5 am till 2 pm.
charlie

Talapia
04-11-2007, 09:23 AM
Dude, are you kidding me right now? I specifically ask to have MSG :D If you ain't thirsty after the meal, then it means you didn't get enough MSG in it. Something about asian food and no MSG doesn't sit right with me. It really does make the food taste better. My dad always jokes around and says if you add MSG to water, you got soup.

BTW, we don't use MSG at Fingers and Claws, seriously. I had to look at every F'in label on every single case of food, condiment, spice, etc. b/c a customer called and said he was coming in and if there was any MSG in the food, he would die :eek: I chit you not, it took almost all afternoon, and when he did come in, he didn't thank me for checking. I should have just sent him to the chinese place next door. :D

MSG...mmm mmmm good. I eat what taste
good to me. Life is too short to worry about
all the food that can kill ya.;)

I have started going to Bull on the Beach
at OC for BBQ sandwiches...they are
outstanding!