Try the beef shanks and the sweet and spicy mustard greens. These were our favourites of Stephen's picks. Cheap! Excellent with rice, flatbread, congee, etc. Great nibbling food or beer snacks!
The Georgia Straight Food Stories URLs have changed again. Bottom line: there is no way to pattern to their food story URLs anymore so there's no easy way to figure out the URLs of past food stories. Check out Georgia Straight Food URLs explained for the details.
I respectfully ask the Georgia Straight web team to make the URLs follow a pattern or provide an archive page with links to past stories. This will make the Straight Food articles more visible and more easily linkable.
How and why I first tried Masala Dosas back in the late 80s at the Madras Cafe in Ottawa across from the Britannia cinemas is a mystery that has been fogged by the mists of time.
The French Laundry finally has an official website hosted on their own domain, Frenchlaundry.com. Thanks to one of our readers for pointing this out to us!
The site is beautiful but some pages (such as the menu page) only work on a PC and don't work on Mac OS X with these browsers: Internet Explorer 5.2.2, Mozilla 1.3, Mozilla Firebird 0.6, Camino 0.7 and Safari Beta 2.
Luckily, we have a PC as well as three Macs and therefore I can download the menu for the French Laundry using my PC.
If you are looking for some excellent sushi, but can't afford the incomparable Tojo's all the time, then check out our mini-review of Ajisai, our new regular sushi joint.
Ajisai has quickly become our regular "local" sushi place. Funky, small eclectic and affordable and only a 10 minute drive from where we live, Ajisai has all the things that we would want in a sushi restaurant.
Fresh fish: the salmon and yellow tail and in fact all the fish we have had on our visits has been impeccably freshy and tasty. And the place doesn' t smell like vinegared rice like a lot of other sushi joints.
Innovation: lots of cool things here like their vegetarian sushi (enoki mushrooms and lots more) as well as cool fish dishes like tuna with mountain yam.
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