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In article <1992Aug1.010224.17889@gordian.com> gregg@gordian.com (Gregg Bone) writes:
>In article <1992Jul29.223423.8580@til.til.com>, tanaka@til.til.com (Yokichi Tanaka) writes:
>> Anyone know of good Thai or Indian restaurants in Orange County?
>> Southern Orange County is preferred.
>>
>
>Indian: (these may be a little north of what you want)
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>Nikki's, Bristol across and north of South Coast Plaza
>"They serve you" buffet line.  Limited selection, but changes based on day of
>week.  Great food for cheap price (<6.00 for full meal)  Try the eggplant on
>Monday or the dal on Thursday.  They always have a good palaak paneer (sp?).
>Great place for lunch, as the service is walk through quick.  Try the ginger
>ale.  Very Ginger!

I agree.  Nikki's is an incredible deal.  There chicken tikka is
great and the portions are huge!


>Clay Pot, Jeffery about 1/2 between I5 and I405.
>Good food, fair prices, nice atmosphere.  I like it a little better than
>Gandi's but it is further from home so I don't get there as often.  Great
>Tandori and Nan.

That's the Clay Oven on Irvine Center Blvd and Jefferey.  I just ate
there last night.  The food is very good and they have great service
and a nice wine selection.  I thought the portions were a bit on the
small side, though.

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>There is a great place in Laguna Beach quite a bit south of the main area
>on east side of PCH but I cannot remember the name.

That's Royal Thai.   I think the address is 1750 PCH.  It's right next
to tortilla flats in South Laguna.  Can't miss it.  I thought it was
great.  The service was good and friendly and the food was delicious.
Reasonably priced, too!


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