a terrible time finding something to eat that is delicious, soft and protein-rich. She prefers savory to sweet flavors, but that could change. I’ve suggested oyster stew, savory custards, chicken liver pate, puree of peas...

The list could go on forever, but here are a few: Pad thai Deep-fried ice cream Mac’n cheese Fries Dutch baby (those oven pancakes made with tons of eggs and butter) Arancini (Italian cheese-stuffed rice balls) Corn fritters...

the big bags of cheap fruits and veggies from Costco before they went bad, but together, we could all eat relatively well on the cheap. There were also a variety of very cheap Thai places around. We would usually splurge on $5.35...

I completely agree with this, and would add Thai food as another cuisine that LA does better. I think such regional differences are great, it’s the only thing that gives me a reason to make it down to LA every once in a...

place that chowhound has broken into the mainstream, made any bit more popular because we started talking about it. Run through the list of so many board favorites: La Quebrada, Dona Lois, Thai Aree, Kabbabish, Spring World, etc....

and so eventually her soul will be spread so thin that it is no more bo. that would be unfortunate. history backs me up in this glum prediction, for i can’t recall ONE manhattan version of a queen’s restaurant that...

davids bagels in the east village, which is loved nearly as much as H+H and Ess-A, is run by a thai family...

the average in the area. eating out in boston can be expensive! which is why anna’s is popular... a decent (if boring and not super fabulous) burrito at the MIT student center is cheaper and more filling than a rotten...