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    Jude
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    Melba's Jammin said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,
    "maxine in ri" <[email hidden]> wrote:
    (report snipped)

    Quoted message said:

    The chef came out to hear our opinions, and we gave him the accolades
    he deserved. We'll definitely be going back there. Prices are in the
    moderate range, $12-19 for entrees, $3.50-10 for appetizers, and $3-4
    for soup and salad. While we like it's closeness, it surprizes me
    being in an area of strip malls and residential. It belongs in trendy
    downtown, not out here in the 'burbs.

    Yoko Bistro
    1460 Oaklawn Avenue
    Cranston RI
    401.463.3888

    Tell everyone you know, Maxine and pray they'll stay afloat. Around
    here, it's one chain after another. We've got most of them. People
    gripe about nothing but chains but don't support the high quality
    independent places frequently enough to keep them going.
    --
    -Barb, Mother Superior, HOSSSPoJ

    see, we've got plenty of independent places that serve Asian
    food.....but they all serve the same thing! We keep trying out the new
    places, and you'll find: shumai, edamame, gyoza, miso soup for
    appetizers. lots of sushi, both traditional and fusion rolls. tempura,
    teriyaki, katsu, maybe an udon bowl or two. the same at every place.

    i'm quite happy to eat sushi, but i'd love to find a place with an
    interesting, unusual menu that made it stand out from the rest. mostly
    the difference here is service.

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  2. maxine in ri
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    Jude said:

    see, we've got plenty of independent places that serve Asian
    food.....but they all serve the same thing! We keep trying out the new
    places, and you'll find: shumai, edamame, gyoza, miso soup for
    appetizers. lots of sushi, both traditional and fusion rolls. tempura,
    teriyaki, katsu, maybe an udon bowl or two. the same at every place.

    i'm quite happy to eat sushi, but i'd love to find a place with an
    interesting, unusual menu that made it stand out from the rest. mostly
    the difference here is service.

    This place doesn't have all the usual stuff. If you're on cox.net,
    then
    you're probably close enough to plan a trip. This place does have an
    interesting,
    unusual menu. He has to, since he's got an established sushi and
    dinner place
    right down the road.

    maxine in ri

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  3. Jude
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    maxine in ri said:
    Jude said:

    see, we've got plenty of independent places that serve Asian
    food.....but they all serve the same thing! We keep trying out the new
    places, and you'll find: shumai, edamame, gyoza, miso soup for
    appetizers. lots of sushi, both traditional and fusion rolls. tempura,
    teriyaki, katsu, maybe an udon bowl or two. the same at every place.

    i'm quite happy to eat sushi, but i'd love to find a place with an
    interesting, unusual menu that made it stand out from the rest. mostly
    the difference here is service.

    This place doesn't have all the usual stuff. If you're on cox.net,
    then
    you're probably close enough to plan a trip. This place does have an
    interesting,
    unusual menu. He has to, since he's got an established sushi and
    dinner place
    right down the road.

    maxine in ri

    well, let's see......Va to RI......about 550 miles I'd say. Long way
    for dinner!

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  4. maxine in ri
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    Jude said:
    maxine in ri said:

    On Mar 25, 1:21 pm, "Jude" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    see, we've got plenty of independent places that serve Asian
    food.....but they all serve the same thing! We keep trying out the new
    places, and you'll find: shumai, edamame, gyoza, miso soup for
    appetizers. lots of sushi, both traditional and fusion rolls. tempura,
    teriyaki, katsu, maybe an udon bowl or two. the same at every place.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    i'm quite happy to eat sushi, but i'd love to find a place with an
    interesting, unusual menu that made it stand out from the rest. mostly
    the difference here is service.

    Quoted message said:

    This place doesn't have all the usual stuff. If you're on cox.net,
    then
    you're probably close enough to plan a trip. This place does have an
    interesting,
    unusual menu. He has to, since he's got an established sushi and
    dinner place
    right down the road.

    Quoted message said:

    maxine in ri

    well, let's see......Va to RI......about 550 miles I'd say. Long way
    for dinner!

    Dang! Here I thought cox.net was primarily New England. Well, we're
    a great place to vacation: lovely beaches, a lot of other innovative
    restaurants, and lots of neat stuff to do and see. <g> Worth the
    trip, IMHO!
    Just don't read the newspaper. Our pols make DC's look like
    angels....
    maxine in ri

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  5. maxine in ri
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    The Cook said:

    On 26 Mar 2007 05:10:14 -0700, "maxine in ri" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    On Mar 25, 1:21 pm, "Jude" <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    see, we've got plenty of independent places that serve Asian
    food.....but they all serve the same thing! We keep trying out the new
    places, and you'll find: shumai, edamame, gyoza, miso soup for
    appetizers. lots of sushi, both traditional and fusion rolls. tempura,
    teriyaki, katsu, maybe an udon bowl or two. the same at every place.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    i'm quite happy to eat sushi, but i'd love to find a place with an
    interesting, unusual menu that made it stand out from the rest. mostly
    the difference here is service.

    Quoted message said:

    This place doesn't have all the usual stuff. If you're on cox.net,
    then
    you're probably close enough to plan a trip.

    Cox.net only narrows it down to the continental US as far as I know.
    My sister in Phoenix AZ has Cox.

    --
    Susan N.

    "Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral,
    48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy."
    Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974)

    Thanks. I should have checked before opening my big yawp.

    maxine

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  6. ravenlynne
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    maxine in ri said:
    Jude said:
    maxine in ri said:

    On Mar 25, 1:21 pm, "Jude" <[email hidden]> wrote:
    > see, we've got plenty of independent places that serve Asian
    > food.....but they all serve the same thing! We keep trying out the new
    > places, and you'll find: shumai, edamame, gyoza, miso soup for
    > appetizers. lots of sushi, both traditional and fusion rolls. tempura,
    > teriyaki, katsu, maybe an udon bowl or two. the same at every place.
    > i'm quite happy to eat sushi, but i'd love to find a place with an
    > interesting, unusual menu that made it stand out from the rest. mostly
    > the difference here is service.
    This place doesn't have all the usual stuff. If you're on cox.net,
    then
    you're probably close enough to plan a trip. This place does have an
    interesting,
    unusual menu. He has to, since he's got an established sushi and
    dinner place
    right down the road.
    maxine in ri


    well, let's see......Va to RI......about 550 miles I'd say. Long way
    for dinner!

    Dang! Here I thought cox.net was primarily New England.

    I had cox.net in New Orleans.

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  7. The Cook
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    On 26 Mar 2007 05:10:14 -0700, "maxine in ri" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Jude said:

    see, we've got plenty of independent places that serve Asian
    food.....but they all serve the same thing! We keep trying out the new
    places, and you'll find: shumai, edamame, gyoza, miso soup for
    appetizers. lots of sushi, both traditional and fusion rolls. tempura,
    teriyaki, katsu, maybe an udon bowl or two. the same at every place.

    i'm quite happy to eat sushi, but i'd love to find a place with an
    interesting, unusual menu that made it stand out from the rest. mostly
    the difference here is service.

    This place doesn't have all the usual stuff. If you're on cox.net,
    then
    you're probably close enough to plan a trip.

    Cox.net only narrows it down to the continental US as far as I know.
    My sister in Phoenix AZ has Cox.

    --
    Susan N.

    "Moral indignation is in most cases two percent moral,
    48 percent indignation, and 50 percent envy."
    Vittorio De Sica, Italian movie director (1901-1974)

    Report

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