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In article <8175@news.duke.edu> guest@homenext.mc.duke.edu (guest) writes:
>Just a quick question before the holidays, are there any good
>Thai resturants in the Triangle area.  I've been missing out
>on some good General Tso's chicken, pahd thai, etc since I
>moved down here.  Thanks a bunch,
>

Good luck!  I haven't found any Thai restaurants around here, although
there is a Polynesian restaurant on Capitol Blvd. (US 1) that serves a few
Thai dishes.   Also, you may want to try Stir Fry Station over in (near)
Eastgate shopping center in Raleigh. They have a Thai menu, but to
be honest with you, I haven't found it to be very authentic (I am used
to Seattle, one of the Thai food capitols of the World! :) )

good luck, and if you find any good Thai places, let me know!

Sean Scoggins
smscoggi@eos.ncsu.edu

I recommend Oriental Gardens (I think that's the name) on Rosemary St.
west in Chapel Hill. To get there, go west on Rosemary from Columbia,
and it's in the brick building on the left right after the curve with
the light on it. They have a half-Chinese half-Thai menu (i.e. a huge
menu), and the Thai stuff is great. Don't know if it's authentic, but
it's worth checking out.
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Hi-

I recall a thread (several months ago) on the topic of recommendations
for an inspector for a new home.  We'll be closing on our new house at
the end of next month (we've got our fingers crossed!), and will be
looking to hire somebody to go out and look the place over with a
fine-toothed comb, to tell us what's wrong with it before we sign
anything.

Unfortunately, I wasn't thinking clearly when the thread was making its
way around, and I didn't save any of it.  Could somebody either send me
a copy of the whole thing (assuming somebody took the time to actually
save all of those posts), or else could people send me some email with
their recommendations in 'em (along with a little blurb on why a given
inspector person is better than others)?  I'd really, really appreciate
it!

Thanks, and Happy Holidays!
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>Good luck!  I haven't found any Thai restaurants around here, although
>there is a Polynesian restaurant on Capitol Blvd. (US 1) that serves a few

There's a Thai restaurant in Chapel Hill, in the Glenn Lennox shoping center next to Harris Teeter. It's on the intersection of the 15-501 bypass and 54.
I haven't been there and the name escapes me now, but I can look it up if you want me to.

Carlos

In article <8175@news.duke.edu> guest@homenext.mc.duke.edu (guest) writes:
> Just a quick question before the holidays, are there any good
> Thai resturants in the Triangle area.  I've been missing out
> on some good General Tso's chicken, pahd thai, etc since I
> moved down here.  Thanks a bunch.

The two best that I've found are:

	Thai Palace, 1206 Raleigh Road in Chapel Hill (Hwy 54 near 15-501,
		in the Harris Teeter shopping center, across from Glen
		Lennox).  Has some very good dishes.  Particularly yummy
		and noteworthy is the vegetarian soy product that they can
		add to nearly any dish instead of meat.  I'm not sure what
		it's called, but it's not tofu, tempeh, or seitan.

	Fortune Garden, Greenwood Commons in RTP (Hwy 55 about 1 mile south
		of Hwy 54).  This is a Thai & Chinese restaurant, and they
		make some very good dishes, including a very good Pad Thai
		and some yummy noodle dishes.

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In article <18522@borg.cs.unc.edu>, marshall@marshall.cs.unc.edu (Jonathan A. Marshall) writes:
>In article <8175@news.duke.edu> guest@homenext.mc.duke.edu (guest) writes:
>> Just a quick question before the holidays, are there any good
>> Thai resturants in the Triangle area.  I've been missing out
>> on some good General Tso's chicken, pahd thai, etc since I
>> moved down here.  Thanks a bunch.
>
>The two best that I've found are:
>
>       Thai Palace, 1206 Raleigh Road in Chapel Hill (Hwy 54 near 15-501,
>               in the Harris Teeter shopping center, across from Glen
>               Lennox).  Has some very good dishes.  Particularly yummy
>               and noteworthy is the vegetarian soy product that they can
>               add to nearly any dish instead of meat.  I'm not sure what
>               it's called, but it's not tofu, tempeh, or seitan.
>
>       Fortune Garden, Greenwood Commons in RTP (Hwy 55 about 1 mile south
>               of Hwy 54).  This is a Thai & Chinese restaurant, and they
>               make some very good dishes, including a very good Pad Thai
>               and some yummy noodle dishes.

    I'll second Fortune Garden.  It is one of my favorite places to 
    eat.  Good food (and they will make it *very* spicy if you ask 
    them), good service and never very crowded at dinner.

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