I've been getting in that rut again. You know when you keep going to the same restaurants because you know they are consistently good? And you want to try a new restaurant but can't think of anything? And most restaurants visited without a recommendation from a trusted source aren't usually up to par.
Sigh the problems I have =p
So I've put together my wish list as a reference for future dining. If you love any of these restaurants, please give me recommendations through the comments box on what to get! :)
Lunch
Green Tea 2 (Framingham) - Been seeing rave reviews about this on Chowhound.
Namaskar - I've always been fascinated by Indian Chinese food.
RF O'Sullivans (Somerville)- Burgers
The Clam Box - Been craving fried clams lately but I have to hurry.
Dinner
FuLoon (Malden) - Again, raves on Chowhound!
Hungry Mother (Kendall) - We had to cancel our reservation once but will try again.
La Voile (Newbury) - Finally a decent spot on Newbury?
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Tuesday, September 09, 2008
Monday, July 24, 2006
Allston Restaurant Guide
Of late lots of good restaurants have been popping up here!
Buk Kyung II:
Excellent Korean Chinese food!
Colors :
A no frills Korean eat in place. They have a very yummy fried chicken dish! I like to eat at Colors because the decor is so happy :)
John's Market:
New Korean supermarket / grocer in the area.
Jo Jo Taipei:
Awesome Taiwanese food. One of our new favorites places to dine at.
Medina Market:
This takeout place serves authentic Pakistani food. I believe the meat is Halal too. The paneer briyani there is delicious! Some of my friends were rather obsessed with this dish :) Spicy and the rice is perfectly moist.
Pho Viet:
Vietnamese stand. Best banh mi's in Boston! Cheap too.
Super 88 Food Court:
Thought this deserves a mention if you are new to the area. This is like the typical food courts you find throughout Asia. There's Lollicup, the bubble tea shop (I know out dated), Pho Viet (see above), Kantin that does cantonese food (roast ducks / meats etc.), 2 Korean places, Misono Grill, and one in front, an Indian one, a Thai one (Smile) which is pretty decent, and Wisteria House (Taiwanese).
Tasca: Tapas. Not a big fan. Go to Dali's for the best Tapas! Or Toro for fusion tapas.
Tea Infusions: Serves bubble tea and brick toast! A good place to chill with friends. Not necessarily worth a trip out but ok if you are in the area.
Yi Soon Bakery : Chinese bakery. Again not superb quality but certainly meets my cravings for Pork Floss Buns and other Asian style breads.
Buk Kyung II:
Excellent Korean Chinese food!
Colors :
A no frills Korean eat in place. They have a very yummy fried chicken dish! I like to eat at Colors because the decor is so happy :)
John's Market:
New Korean supermarket / grocer in the area.
Jo Jo Taipei:
Awesome Taiwanese food. One of our new favorites places to dine at.
Medina Market:
This takeout place serves authentic Pakistani food. I believe the meat is Halal too. The paneer briyani there is delicious! Some of my friends were rather obsessed with this dish :) Spicy and the rice is perfectly moist.
Pho Viet:
Vietnamese stand. Best banh mi's in Boston! Cheap too.
Super 88 Food Court:
Thought this deserves a mention if you are new to the area. This is like the typical food courts you find throughout Asia. There's Lollicup, the bubble tea shop (I know out dated), Pho Viet (see above), Kantin that does cantonese food (roast ducks / meats etc.), 2 Korean places, Misono Grill, and one in front, an Indian one, a Thai one (Smile) which is pretty decent, and Wisteria House (Taiwanese).
Tasca:
Tapas. Not a big fan. Go to Dali's for the best Tapas! Or Toro for fusion tapas.Tea Infusions:
Serves bubble tea and brick toast! A good place to chill with friends. Not necessarily worth a trip out but ok if you are in the area. Yi Soon Bakery :
Chinese bakery. Again not superb quality but certainly meets my cravings for Pork Floss Buns and other Asian style breads.
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