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Scott Peterson wrote:
> wwerewolff@yahoo.com wrote:
>
> >Been to a lot of Todai's and I like em, but the weirdest one is the one
> >I tried last week - Todai in Huntington Beach, CA.  Since it is located
> >in a heavily Asian populated area I thought it would be extra good.  I
> >was wrong.
>
> I assume you mean the one on Beach.  That's hardly an Asian area.  If
> anything, that area is more Hispanic. <g>


---Yes, the one on Beach just south of Warner.  Hispanic?  It's quite
close to little Saigon and little Korea.




>
> Anyway, it has gone down hill a lot lately.


--- I've been in Todais (and Onamis) all over the west and that one was
the oddest.



They've just opened a
> new one in the Westminster mall and I'm betting that the Beach
> location will be closed.  They're too close together.


--- I didn't know that.  I looked on the todai.com website and it shows
one listed in Westminster Mall - but where is that?  I don't know if
the one I'm talking about was in Westminster or Huntington Beach or
something else.  I never know where one starts and the other stops
around there.  Go a few blocks and you're allegedly in whole new town
or something.

    Anyway, I thought they used to list one in Hunt. B., but they don't
now, just West. Mall, whichever mall that is.  They don't provide a
map.

    The one I went in looked new enough.



>
> The best one in the LA area is the one on Ventura Blvd in the valley.
> More variety and usually better quality than the others



---Haven't tried that one yet.  Usually I'm south more - Orange Cty.
and S.D. When I'm out that way, and there's so much great Korean and
Vietnamese food to eat, so that's what i usually do.


---I hope they re-open in Arizona.  The previous place was in a bad
location.  If they could take over the site of the sushi buffet place
in the big China Mall in Phoenix they'd do great business.



--- WW