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In article <697208588.8@blkcat.FidoNet> Edward.Rice@p4214.f70.n109.z1.FidoNet.Org (Edward Rice) writes:
> 
>place at the International Center, called "A Taste of the World" (or something
>
   I hate to be the source of bad bad news, but "A Taste of the World" has
gone out of business :(    But the owner still gives cooking lessons at the
Reston Community Center. :)
>And on the way up to Herndon, there's... Cathay (good Chinese), Etoya (great
>Japanese), Siam (great Thai), and The Tortilla Factory (best Mexican food in
>the DC area, or possibly east of the Mississippi), all in a mile or so of
>Elden Street.  And scattered along the same stretch, Outback (Aussie-flavor
>steakhouse) and Le Peep (oily, huge breakfasts) and half a dozen other places.

   Also a Hard Times Cafe (on Elden), Ariana Afghan, China King (both on 
Spring St) and a bunch of places in the Town Center that I haven't
explored yet. There is also a small Vietnamese cafe on Elden, but can't
remember the name.
   I never let living in Reston prevent me from going to DC or other
places to eat good food.

-Steve-    This disclaimer may be harmful or fatal if swallowed.