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swolfson

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Adrian Dantley

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  1. After my 3rd visit to this haven of Thai cuisine, I am prepared to declare Sabai Sabai Simply Thai the best Thai restaurant in Montgomery County. Bold words, but try it, and I think you'll be a believer. My wife & I were thrilled to discover that Sabai took over the space formerly occupied by the somewhat lackluster (in our experience) French Quarter Cafe. The interior is tasteful and stylish, somewhat surprising for G-town, and a refreshing alternative to the psychedelic-under-the-sea-outer-space theme that's become de rigueur at quite a few regional Thai outposts. Service is friendly, and the wait staff is knowledgeable about the menu, and happy to offer recommendations. But it's the food that'll knock your socks off. Sure, they've got solid and flavorful presentations of the standards: Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, Kra Pow, etc, but the menu offers quite a few surprises. 1/2 of it is "Simply Thai Classics," while the other 1/2 is "Very Thai Street Fare." According to the servers, everything is fresh and made in-house. So far, with the exception of a "meh" serving of "Jungle Curry," everything has been phenomenal...and at times, approaches Lotus of Siam level, IMHO. (The biggest disappointment is the absence of LoS's legendary crispy rice appetizer.) That aside, the Spicy Catfish (with crispy basil and perfectly prepared Thai eggplant), Pad Prik Khing, and Basil Pork Crisp have all been killer entrees, and the Thai beef jerky, Kanom Jeeb (with skins that taste like fresh pasta from il Pizzico), and Street Style Grilled Pork (OMG) apps are all solid bets. It's the kind of place that's had us giddily planning our next meal, while savoring every bite...joyous Asian gluttony. As a denizen of the G-spot (as I prefer to call it...makes Germantown sound edgy and exciting), I couldn't be more thrilled to have such a fantastic Thai restaurant just across 270. Cheers, Scott
  2. I'm a huge fan of American Honey for quick 'n' easy hot toddies when a cold or flu-like illness strikes: brew a cup of tea (your choice, though I'm partial to constant comment) add American Honey to taste (and/or desired strength) finish with a squeeze of lemon juice stir enjoy It might not be the best hot toddy recipe, but when I'm in that fuzzy head-cold state of mind, the simpler, the better. Cheers, Scott
  3. Wild Turkey American Honey is a wonderful shortcut to Hot Toddy-ville! Hot tea, a squeeze of lemon, and a judicious pour of American Honey...is just what the Dr. ordered. Cheers, Scott
  4. Though I've not exhausted the options, I'm a sucker for Parkway Deli's reubens...particularly when I've got enough time to sit & enjoy the pickle bar. Sorry if I've been there before you and you also enjoy pickled beets. But for straight-up corned beef on rye with some spicy mustard, Deli City is mecca. Cheers, Scott
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