great to note. i had not heard of kashish before. if you ever get to davis square you should try the paneer dosa at namaskar. the panner and the potato filling are all rolled up in their crispy lentil flour crepes. yum.

stuff. But my favorite Indian buffet here is Sambol in Eagan, just for the masala dosas. Now that’s easily the most popular item there so you need to watch carefully for when they bring it out because it goes very quickly....

I can make almost every pastry known to man, but there are a few items that I prefer to buy if it is just a few items. I love cannoli, but the mess involved in frying them means that I will probably buy them, unless I need a...

back home, but its good for LA.” When I read that I think, man, SF must have some freakin incredible food that I was unable to enjoy when I was up there! Comments like those prompted me to find the true SF dining scene and find...

Man, so little time and so much food! Eat my way around 3 cuisines in China, Mexico and France, oh, what the hell, the Mediterranean and all of Asia as well. Champagne and Beluga every day! (Funny, I’ve only eaten Beluga as...

Man, what a combative way to say it’s all horrible, or to ask if there might be something good... I guess the answer is that everyone here is too stupid to realize that everything’s better wherever X comes from. Skip...

that tanjore is the best of the reasonably priced indian food- they have amazing variety on their menu, excellent dosas, yummy small snacks (including bhel-puri, sp?), and a pretty consistent and delicious buffet. i’ve only...

really good ethnic food one has to travel out of Manhattan, the best quality Indian food I had was at a simple restaurant that served mainly dosas (Dosa Hut)- with the huge Indian population of New York(!), I never had good...

Palace 889-3477 101 Lex (E. 27th & 28th) Veg 1 R' Steinberg-Rab. Alliance of Amer. 7/02 Saravana Bhavan Dosa Hut 725-7466 102 Lex (E. 27th & 28th) Veg 2 R' Steinberg-Rab. Alliance of Amer. 7/02 Madras Mahal 684-4010 104 Lex (E....

up in Columbia. There was a man with a horse & wagon that came through the neighborhood weekly. The wagon had tiered bins on each side filled with fresh produce from his farm. It was a sad day when he gave it up. There was a huge...

what to have and I have never had a bad meal there: Jackie is bossy as hell but he’s the menu-man for sure. OK: I lie: the non home-made burger there is truly awful...I hate to say so, as I eat there weekly...but I did say...

Indian... this place observes strict Halal practices. Everything is fresh & healthy. What to eat? Ø Seekh Kabobs Ø Masala Dosas Ø Naan Ø Mango Lassi Samosa House (former Bharat Bazaar) is the best Indian grocery store in WLA...

on race course road) Chili Crab (No sign board esplanade) Butter Crab (ang mo Kio) Kway Teow (hm, think zion road hawker is the best) Dosa (Komala Villas on serangoon) Satay Uttapam (komala villas) Roti Prata Roti John Chicken Wings...

, especially with a budget constraint, is to start hitting up specific ethnic neighborhoods. The Jonathan Gold recommendation is a superb one. The man won a Pulitzer Prize for food writing, and for good reason.

oh man, maybe we’ll have to do katz’s another time...b/c i don’t want to lug around a sandwich all day! lol we are staying in soho, so maybe snack would be perfect for a quick bite! thanks for all the info!