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From: Frank O'Donnell
Date: Tue, 29 Sep 1992 02:03

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jchen@beach.csulb.edu (James Chen) writes:

>I was thinking somewhere that takes less than 30 minutes of drive from Cerritos
>(in a semi-light traffic hour).  I prefer a more authentic Thai restaurant,
>but it doesn't have to be very fancy.

One of the more interesting places I've been to is
the VP Cafe at 4814 Melrose in Hollywood (213 663-7079).
On their main menu they offer all the Thai restaurant
standards (pad Thai, mee krob, satay, hot-sour soup,
etc, etc), but they also offer a wide variety of
dishes from the northeast part of Thailand, which
are more rustic (and hotter!) than the standards.

If the experience fires up your enthusiasm for Thai
cooking, you can cross the street to the Bangkok
Market (4757 Melrose, (213 662-9705), where you can
get more Thai foodstuffs than you can shake a stick
of lemongrass at ...

Frank
frank@jplpost.jpl.nasa.gov

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