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Arne Adolfsen <adolfsen@earthlink.net> wrote in
news:454D4D68.8FA386E1@earthlink.net: 

> "D. Gerasimatos" wrote:
>> 
>> In article <454CB0C7.3568EBF3@earthlink.net>,
>> Arne Adolfsen  <adolfsen@earthlink.net> wrote:
>> >PeterL wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Well, explore.  As I suggested, either one of the Sam Woo's. 
>> >> There is a place called Riverside.  It's on Colima, east of
>> >> Nogales about 1 block.  We used to go there for dim sum.
>> >>
>> >> There are also several restaurants inside the 99 Ranch mall.
>> >
>> >Re: SoCal: "There is a place called Riverside."  Huh.  There's also
>> >a place called Oakland.  And in SoCal there's a city and county with
>> >that name and a major street in the SFV -- and if you have to ask
>> >what those initials mean then just fuck off.
>> 
>> Riverside is the name of the restaurant.
>> 
>> Dimitri
> 
> This restaurant is in Los Angeles County?  Where?  And if not, why are
> Angelenos being informed about what sounds like a crap restaurant? 
> Should I post about everything I eat in Los Angeles to San Francisco,
> Oakland, Berkeley, Seattle, New York, Honolulu, San Diego, London,
> Paris, Milan, Athens, Hong Kong, etc., food sites?
> 
> Dimitri, you're being a total asshole once again.
> 
> Arne

Yes it is in Los Angeles County, Colima and Nogales, if you knew how to 
use one of the mapping services you would see that it is in Rowland 
Heights, you know far from your westside centric universe.

If you knew how to drive and didn't take only the Big Blue Bus you might 
find some good restaurants in Rowland Heights.

Bon Apetit
 



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