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PeterL wrote:
> 
> Icono Clast wrote:
> >>
> > PeterL wrote:
> > > Icono Clast wrote: On 60 there is a whole concentration of Chinese
> > > and Korean restaurants. Try taking 60 west from 57 and exit
> > > Nogales.  There is a 99 Ranch mall just north of the freeway.
> > > Across the mall is a strip mall with two Sam Woo's, one a cafe
> > > style with noodles and rice, the other more up scale.
> > >
> > > Or go south on Nogales and west on Colima Rd.  Plenty of both
> > > Chinese and Korean places.
> >
> > Thank you. But where to go?
> >
> 
> 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. 

This is fantabulatastic info for those of us who live in Southern
California!  I'll take a bus to Oakland any minute now from here in
Hollywood provided PeterL accompanies me. 

Gosh, doll, to be serious for a moment, is the pho at Pho 79 at -- you
know where it is, you la.eats and Los Angeles restaurant  afficionado --
better than pho in Westminster?   And what do you think of the North
Korean royal court food at Yung Su-san on -- gersh, you know where in LA
it is!  I don't have to tell the location to someone whose eye is so
focused on LA food!

So, please, post your reviews of LOS ANGELES restaurants to la.eats. 
And if you have no fucking clue about LA restaurants -- as clearly you
don't -- then just stop.

STOP.

Thank you.

Arne
adolfsen@earthlink.net