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Phő Liên Hòa 901 N.W. 23rd St. Oklahoma City, OK (405) 521-8087 At first glance Vietnamese noodle soup seems to be pretty much the same everywhere you go. The beef broth, noodles, and side dishes with mint and bean sprouts … Continue reading
Little Thailand 4315 Caldwell Ln. Del Valle, TX (512) 551-9930 Little Thailand is located on Hwy 71 about 7 miles east of the Austin airport in the little town of Del Valle. It was rather hard to find, even … Continue reading
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Irma’s 123 S. Silver Ave. Deming, NM (575) 544-4580 One amazing thing about New Mexico is that you can go to just about any town in the state and get good New Mexican food. These are traditional dishes from northern … Continue reading
Shogun Japanese Steak House 600 Pile St. Clovis, NM (575) 762-8577 Shogun offers a respite from the ubiquitous steak houses found on the high plains by at least adding some flavor to the meat. Actually the most popular item here … Continue reading
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Leal’s Mexican Restaurant 2115 N. Prince St. Clovis, NM (575) 763-9069 It may not be quite accurate to describe Leal’s as New Mexico style Mexican food, but it is not Tex-Mex either. Instead it is somewhat of a fusion of … Continue reading
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Arbuckle Mountain Original Fried Pies 3721 N.W. 50th St. Oklahoma City, OK (405) 946-1300 For many years the Original Fried Pie Place operated near the intersection of N.W. 50th and Portland, and my understanding was that it served the same … Continue reading
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Eischen’s Bar 109 S. 2nd St. Okarche, OK (405) 263-9939 When Eischen’s Bar opened in 1906 in the heart of Oklahoma wheat country it served as a local gathering place for the town of Okarche and a place to refresh … Continue reading
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Jim’s Diner 7950 N.W. 39th Expressway Bethany, OK (405) 495-5105 Jim’s Diner can probably be considered an institution on the west side of Oklahoma City, as important historically as gastronomically. First known as Jim’s Restaurant, it has been at the … Continue reading