OK this is not a chowhound find. but since there was nothing in Grande Prairie, i just wanted to add this. hope i wont get flamed.... This is an all you eat buffet style eatery serving some western and chinese food. This location... (1 reply, last updated by ybnormal June 25, 2008)

possible to taste beef, lamb or even cucumber through the heat. This is the real magic of Szechuan cooking performed by some true artisans. Little Szechuan has two menus by the way. There’s the really spicy one with... (1 reply, last updated by KTFoley August 13, 2007)

We decided to blow off Prairie Star (thanks for warning me about the place!) and Clery’s, and went over to Family Restaurant in Brookline instead. Another great meal there, this time getting the Turkish pizza (ground beef... (11 replies, last updated by tatamagouche August 8, 2006)

I’m going to be staying at the Hyatt Printer’s Row this Saturday. Can someone recommend either Prairie or Printer’s Row restaurant? I’ve been to Printer’s Row for lunch and been disappointed. Maybe... (6 replies, last updated by Mike M August 25, 2003)

Filly-Sliced beef sandwich! http://www.chefsnj.com/prairie.htm (2 replies, last updated by equal_Mark July 1, 2009)

mutton places around town if you have the craving eg. Chinese Beef & Lamb house, or new one called Xinjiang in Metro square (see post by Blueicus). (0 replies, last updated by Royaljelly July 29, 2007)

The family and I will be heading down to Prairie du Chien, WI from Minneapolis this weekend for a family event. We’ll probably drive down through La Crosse via Rochester and then take the river road back (haven’t... (6 replies, last updated by o.lynne October 27, 2007)

As I understand it, the distinctiveness of Kobe beef is the cattle not the massage and beer. The massage and beer is optional, at least outside Japan. I’ve attached a website below that might help explain. I for one think... (7 replies, last updated by AndyPandy February 13, 2003)

Went up to Mohegan Sun for the Treasure Hunters Show (held in the arena) , it was a lot of fun and very interesting. We stayed in Niantic for 3 nights and ate 2 nights in Mohegan Sun. We have been there 5 times before and ate in... (13 replies, last updated by ecwashere7 November 25, 2009)

Good luck with that! FIBs food cart on Memorial Library Mall (campus end of State St.) is the most frequently cited place for italian beef. There’s one on the menu at JB’s Italian Grille (... (3 replies, last updated by walker_wendy June 6, 2009)

Have been meaning to try Sun's Kitchen (home of fresh, hand made noodles) for some time but finally managed to steer myself away from the bbq pork at Shark’s Fin City to give it a try for lunch the other day. From the first... (1 reply, last updated by pimentdespelette January 28, 2007)

sun hung hueng on washington just east of grant has been gone for years but i still crave their angel wings (fried stuffed chicken wing), and old fashioned cantonese style chow mein with pan fried noodles.ive tried silver, sam... (3 replies, last updated by Jim H. November 6, 2001)

I used to go quasi-regularly in the morning and have posted about their offerings before. Savory selection is limited to baked buns: bbq pork, ground beef, bacon & scalion, and hot dog. I think they are still 75c and served from... (5 replies, last updated by macca February 2, 2009)

of the games, by far, however. Menu is California eclectic, and prices are generally fair. AT least 10 entree salads, burgers-beef, turkey and veggie, etc., including omelettes if in the middle of the day on Sunday. (1 reply, last updated by carter September 8, 2005)

Went to Mr. Sun's Noodles (forgot the exact name) at Midland and Finch, close to the Pizza Hut. Was told that they serve pretty typical Taiwanese style Shanghai food. We had mixed opinions about the food (and we all thought the... (0 replies, last updated by Blueicus April 8, 2007)