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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Eh, the food you find in Providence or New Haven is the same food you find in Madison, Ann Arbor, Columbia or Minneapolis/St Paul.  They have Indian in all those places. And theater. And music. I've never found this area to be especially food-rich tbh. [/quote]

+1. The quality of the Indian food here is pretty dismal actually.[/quote]

the Indian food in the cities around Chicago and in Chicago is way better than in the Washington area, same for middle eastern food. Only ramen in DC is marginally better and by that I mostly mean just Daikaya and their sister restaurant.  Any college town is going to have asians and there will be restaurants that cater to asian palates. If you are looking for good Ethiopian, that will be hard but it is hard in c-ville too.  Isn't part of college and young adulthood struggling with the fact that your parents worked and and made it and that means they have access to the good life but you, their child, still have to work hard and make a life for yourself so you can afford for yourself and your kids the life your parents gave to you?  I am fully planning on helping my kids but I also teach them that adults who look to anyone but themselves for help are weak and lack moral fiber and trust in G-D.  Sometimes that means you go hungry or eat cabbage soup for a week, but asking for a hand out from anyone is shameful, even your parents. [/quote]

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