Anonymous wrote:Lucy's Ethiopian (every time we are there, we are the only non-ethiopians eating there)

Paul Kee for Chinese

[/b]Metamoros for salvadoran/mexican[b]

Mountain Jack''s for great steaks (and the wheel of salad)

I hated Metamoros. The guac was filled with raw onion I gues to stretch it? And I saw a mouse.

Saigonese for Bahn Mi Sandwiches and Vegetarian Viet food
Mi La Cay (Vietnamese)
Pho Hiep Hoa (for Pho) in Wheaton and DTSS
Petes New Haven Pizza
Flippin Pizza
Lots of Ethiopian places,
The Mediterranean Grill in Wheaton Plaza (mmmm)
Ren's Ramen
Baja Fresh
Jerry's Pizza on Monday Night (5.99 Large Pizza) 4 Corners
New Cam Fong
Thai Derm (DTSS)
Spring Garden Chinese 16th Street, not as good as it used to be

Anonymous wrote:Anyone try Kay's Diner in Kensington?

I've gone a few times for breakfast. Fine, reasonably clean but not very pleasant to sit in as its cold.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone try Kay's Diner in Kensington?

Is this a joke? It's a dive-y little carry-out across from the railroad tracks.

And not dive-y in a good way.

Anyone try Kay's Diner in Kensington?

According to Google, Mountain Jack's is not in MD. No idea what that person was talking about.

Where is Mountain Jack's??

this thread is great. i've been eating in wheaton for forever, but never tried cristina's and some of the other places i've driven by numerous times.

max's has really great shawarma. falafel is good too. matzo ball soup is also good. but i always go for the shawarma.

full key has great HK style shrimp dumpling noodle soup, congee, clams in black bean sauce, salt/pepper squid, snow pea leaves.

woomi has a great korean lunch buffet.

el pollo rico is the most popular peruvian chicken joint in wheaton but i also really like the spicy sauce at crisp & juicy (attached to the mall, under the parking garage) because none of the other peruvian chicken places have the same kind of sauce. that probably means it's not an authentic style sauce but i don't care, it's so good.

ren's ramen is one of very few ramen-only places in the entire area. the broth is so salty though. i also just have a hard time paying $15 for a bowl of ramen.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Jewel of India is much better than the place in White Oak.

Is Jewel of India the place that is supposedly run by the same people from Udupi Palace (man I miss that place...)

No, that's tiffin. Not as good, but haven't been in years now. Jewel of India is excellent but I had no idea they had a connection with the woodlands!

I found out from my friend who originally mentioned it to me that it is Curry Leaf in Laurel that has some connection with the owners of Udupi Palace. http://curryleafmd.com/

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Anonymous wrote:Jewel of India is much better than the place in White Oak.

Is Jewel of India the place that is supposedly run by the same people from Udupi Palace (man I miss that place...)

No, that's tiffin. Not as good, but haven't been in years now. Jewel of India is excellent but I had no idea they had a connection with the woodlands!

I like La Malinche for their all you can eat brunch (haven't had dinner yet), Ren's Ramen, Kantutas (Bolivian), Max's for the falafel, Ruan Thai, 8407, Mi La Kay (vietnamese), Dessie Ethiopian (because they have take out and I lived across the street), Seoul Food (in a gas station in Wheaton, but innovative food), IKKO sushi, Jackie's (fun brunch place, haven't had dinner there yet)

Paccis in Forest Glen.

Anonymous wrote:I've tried paccisin FG several times and just don't think it's great. I wish that I did. It's the closest restaurant to my house an I like the atmosphere. Any specific suggestions?

What is paccisin FG?

I've tried paccisin FG several times and just don't think it's great. I wish that I did. It's the closest restaurant to my house an I like the atmosphere. Any specific suggestions?

Anonymous wrote:another vote for Mountain Jack's steakhouse

Where is this place? Link?