Restaurant review

[legalmoose]

I just had lunch at "Oh's Place Restaurant," the Chinese sit-down in the food court next to where I work. It was... disappointing, at best. It doesn't help that I ate at one of the best Chinese restaurants in town last night, either. The "Szechuan-style bean curd" I had did not taste like what it said it was. It was not spicy, either; there was no kick to it at all. It was edible, but it wasn't very good.

Long story short, it'll do in a pinch when I'm tired of the cafeteria and salads.

D-minus.

Comments

[grok.livejournal.com]

But dahling...what is the best chinese place in town?

And have you taken your vegan self to Yuan Fu Vegetarian in Rockville? It's all faux meat done with texturized veggie protein. Interesting. I know there are vegan dishes on the menu.

[legalmoose]

Meiwah Chinese Restaurant at New Hampshire and M, NW.

Yes, I've been to Yuan Fu once. It's not the most accessable place in the world for a carless one, so I usually don't contemplate it when thinking of dinner. :-/

Re:

[ironmanjt.livejournal.com]

Ooooh Meiwah! Mmmmm....

We found outstanding Thai last weekend out in the burbs - you'll need to try it with us soon.

[phornax.livejournal.com]

Confucius say: Legalmoose works very, very close to Phornax (Astroboy). Gotta luv the L'Enfant Promenade Shops!

Promenade Left

[legalmoose]

This is only week two for me down here, so am still getting used to the dearth of eating choices (I was a block from the MCI Center at my last Big Government Agency). :-/

Any suggestions for semi-decent (vegetarian) food down there?

Re: Promenade Left

[phornax.livejournal.com]

Brown bag it. :^) Les promenade shops seem to be very meat oriented. Although all of them must have have passable salad entrees which would get you by. Depends on how restricted a vegetarian you are...