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In Studio City on Friday Night with No Idea Where to Eat...Help!
- Funwithfood Oct 9, 2008 05:33 PM
Hi all--got a call to be in Studio City tomorrow afternoon (11000 block of Ventura Blvd). Where can I go (with a well-behaved) 6 year old for dinner? I'm open to all cuisines--just want good food! Thanks in advance for your guidance.
re: jackattack
This kid is used to fine dining--we both want **great food**, so don't think of the age as a limitation :).
I especially like classic American food (ribs, meatloaf, mac & cheese), but my "date" likes shrimp...and Shirley Temples!
re: Funwithfood
How about Max? Very nice food. Or Boneyard Bistro. They even have fried mac & cheese. And terrific ribs.
Trattoria Mezzomondo. Really good food. Not overly fancy, and perfectly fine for a well-behaved 6 y.o.
If your tastes lean towards Indian, try Gangadin on Ventura Place.
If you like Thai, then Sompun, also on Ventura Place.
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re: Jack Flash
YES YES and YES! All fantastic selections, from a cuisine perspective (I can't speak of the kid factor...)
If the kid is REALLY well-behaved (and can resist lots and lots and LOTS of tchotchkes), go to Daichan (11288, at Eureka). Other good places in the immediate (walkable) vicinity are Bollywood Cafe (11101, between the two ends of Arch) or Tortas Mexico (11040, across from the east end of Arch).
The Thai place in the same plaza as Tortas Mexico changes hands every 6 months or so but is usually not bad. The Pig and Bollocks (Fox and Dogs?) across the street from that plaza has forgettable British food but it's OK if you're craving fish and chips, though Robin Hood in Van Nuys is leagues better.
A bit further is the usual choice for AYCE sushi that's not bad (and don't worry too much about the 'rules'), Midori (11622, slightly east of Colfax).
Finally, I have to admit to having a soft spot for City Wok (10949, at Vineland, in the Ralphs plaza) -- while it's utterly Americanised Chinese food, I just... like it. Shameful, I know, but they do a decent job with sweet-gloppy Americanised Chinese food.
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Laurel Canyon & Ventura Blvd.: Daily Grill's meatloaf.
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Do not be ashamed that you like City Wok, cause it is Americanized Chinese Food made very well. I love City Wok and would go there over the nasty chains like Pick up Stix, PF Changs and the like.
Affordable, made to order and delicious- don't feel bad cause it ain't "authentic"-- spread the word that its' great!
re: Veggietales
Well, no one expected me to stay out of this conversation for too long, but City Wok's food all seems to taste of cornstarch, as in pasty. No lively flavors whatsoever.
The owner has more than one of them in the Palm Desert area, and this one just sort of runs itself, and the results are telling.
Better than the chains - yes, but.....
Thanks for all your replies!
The last time we were there we went to Boneyard Bistro, which was good. Tell me more about Max...
Trattoria Mezzomondo sounds good--what to you like to order there? (I do love Indian food, but my 6 year old may not be in the mood for it...)
What kind of food does Daichan serve? I do love a British experience--something to keep in mind! (How far away of a drive would Robin Hood be?)
re: Funwithfood
Daichan is "homestyle" Japanese food with a Hawaiian influence. Lots of small plates too. Some sushi but that's not their specialty. Many healthy options. The people are very sweet but it can be a bit slow. One of our favorites.
Robin Hood is on Burbank Blvd. just east of Woodman. Probably a 10 minute drive from where you'll be, traffic depending. The food is way better at Robin Hood than the food at the Fox & Hounds (I think that's the name) pub near where you'll be.
Max is upscale-ish though they are refashioning themselves as a gastropub of sorts. I actually prefer the new, somewhat less formal, vibe. Menu here: http://www.maxrestaurant.com/Home.html
re: Funwithfood
Mezzomondo has lots of good pastas, and usually a few interesting specials (meat, fish). I often get one of the specials. The carpaccio and antipasto platter are good starters.
re: Jack Flash
Ask which of Elio's pastas are home-made that night. They usually have fantastic ravioli (I love it with "pink sauce") and lasagne and sometimes hand-cut parpadelle.
And if you ever go for lunch, Mezzomondo's pounded & grilled chicken fillet sandwich on foccaccia is just fantastic.
re: Maxmillion
I had a great meal at Trattoria Mezzomondo--the service was wonderful and the ambiance was lovely!
re: Funwithfood
Go to Max - I was there last week - best burger (they just added to menu) I have had in a real long time
food is very good
re: Funwithfood
Daichan: Hawaiian influenced Japanese soul food. Their Fried Chicken is good. Juicy fried chicken nuggets, spaghetti-like macaroni salad, white or brown rice and a slice of watermelon. Their Spam sushi rollis yummy: Spam mitsubi.
Caioti Pizza on Tujunga near Moorpark.There's Aroma Cafe for dessert or a gelato place just south of Caioti, great for familes in general, the whole Tujunga scene.
re: mylastbite
We were there Wednesday night when Laurel Tavern opened. I'm glad to hear the food is good. We will definitely have to try it the next time we go. The marrow sounds good. I'm sure that will go well with one of their beers.
re: mylastbite
^ not suitable (nor permissable) for a 6 year old, tho, right?
I second Max. Haven't been in a bit but have fond thoughts of the times I have been. Also second Ciaoti (sp?) on Tijunga - that's our favorite family place.
Well...we went to Max--good food (not extraordinary). I loved their Manhattan martini, and although their chicken marsala in no way resembled chicken marsala, it was very good. The Gorgonzola mac & cheese that accompanied it was the best taste of the night. The ribs were satisfactory. The butterscotch pudding was a huge disappointment, as the (oddly added) almond liqueur totally distracted from the flavor. Did I order wrong?
re: Funwithfood
Well, apart from my lack of recent experience with Max (went there several times after it first opened, but not just lately) I'd offer the suggestion that is equal parts serious and facetious and say that if you ordered a butterscotch pudding that was NOT the sublime Budino at Pizzeria Mozza, then you were virtually asking for disappointment!!
Yeah, I'd be pretty cranky about the addition of almond liqueur bc I would find completely overpowering.
Didn't people upthread rec the burger and the ribs at Max? It's obviously still subjective as to what people will rave about and others will find "satisfactory".
Did you have a nice time?
Was your little one welcomed and happy with the fare?
re: Maxmillion
I was never that big of a fan of Max, pre-remodel. We went once after the remodel and I enjoyed it much more. The burger was excellent, and we learned it was big enough to share (for future visits). People next to us were having the butterscotch pudding and it looked very pale in color. I asked them how it was, was it intensely butterscotchy, and they said it was just ok. I asked if they could compare it to the butterscotch budino at P. Mozza or the butterscotch pudding at Jar (which I prefer over the P. Mozza version but that's kind of nitpicking as they're both great) but they hadn't had either. Anyway, we chose a different dessert that night.
re: Debbie W
Yes--the butterscotch pudding at Jar is sublime!
When I mean the ribs were satisfactory, I meant that the flavor was good...although they were somewhat overcooked, hence not very tender. I should have ordered the burger.
The delicious martini helped me to have a wonderful time! My companion is always a delight :).
P.S. The photographer from the LA Times was there doing a shoot in advance of a review of the restaurant...look for that in the next few days...
re: Funwithfood
Chicken Marsala at Max?
Must have been a special, yet I do not remember ever seeing it as a special in the 6 or so years the place has been open.
The butterscotch as I mentioned in another post on its reopening and remodeling was also a disappointment, as it had very little taste of butterscotch. Jar still does it best.
Not being a Mac n cheese person, have no means for comparison.
But the half chicken, any seafood dish, the shrimp firecrackers, crab cakes, any duck or pork dish, any soup, the filet mignon if available, etc. are highly recommendable.
Desserts change quickly, so not sure of the current selection, beyond the butterscotch pudding.
The ribs are good enough, yet If I want ribs, I go to Boneyard Bistro just a few blocks west of there.
Well, I'm heading out to Studio City again tomorrow. I'm in the mood for great soup--any recs? Also, are there any good bakeries or cafes with terrific take out (ala Clementine in LA).


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The trial against animal rights activists continues. The famous and award-winning movie "Der Prozess" (The trial) shows how an NGO can be criminalized. All of the defendants were acquitted of the charges. But the seemingly insane prosecutor appeals against the decision and in the verdict of the Higher Regional Court two judges claim that announcing a legal and peaceful campaign in order to stop the trade with ethically questionable products (for example fur) is a dangerous threat and grave coercion. And if a campaign isn't announced to the affected company, demonstrations can still be interpreted as implicit threat. Also legally everybody who is part of the realization of the coercion or threat (by organizing a campaign) is threatening and coercing, so if a lot of people sign a petition, write protest emails, speak with responsible persons or partizipate in peaceful and legal demonstrations they all would be criminals. Even strike can be interpreted as a threat and coercion considering this verdict.
Already the first part of the huge animal rights trial (as it is called) was a juridical shame and an embarrassment, millions of euros tax money were wasted and in Austria legally acquitted people aren't compensated for the unjustified detention awaiting trial or the monstrous trial or legal fees.
Still since the prosecutor wants at least some of the people economically completely ruined and convicted of anything, the trial continues for 5 activists. As a result another charge actually is animal abuse because one of the defendants opened the door of a factory farm with the result that some of the pigs chose to leave it and some didn't. So naturally some started to fight outside and were lightly injured. Animal abuse legally needs a malice which no animal rights activist has.
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Aside from using a wort chiller or placing the boil kettle into ice baths, has anyone used something like half-gallon milk jugs, washed, filled with water, frozen, sanitized, then put right into the wort to cool it down? I'm struggling with cooling down the wort with tap water that's over 80 degrees here in sunny Orlando in the summer, and placing the kettle in a tub of water with ice gets the ice melted quicker than the wort can cool. Good idea/bad idea?
I used to boil water, pour it into tupperware containers, freeze them, and then use the ice straight in the wort to chill it down that last infernal 10-15 degrees that we don't seem to be able to attain here in Florida. As long as you are very sanitary, there is only a miniscule risk of contracting an infection using the method I used to use (which, of course, increases the volume of wort and decreases the OG, which has to be accounted for when formulating the recipe), or the one you propose (which is going to be a bit slower, but doesn't affect wort volume or OG).
I have tried this, but it is not too effective because the plastic bottles seem to give a layer of insulation between the ice and the cooling water. If you are doing partial boils, put your topping off water in the freezer before you begin, an hour or two. I find that if I place gallon jugs in my deep freeze at the start of the boil, it starts to ice up around finish time. I use my Wort chiller to cool to about 90, and then top off my 3 gallon boil with 2 gallons of super chilled spring water, bringing the overall temps down to mid 60's. With the hot summer, my tap water is around 82 degrees this month limiting the effectiveness of my wort chiller, so the ice water trick works well.
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What type of brews are you doing? If you're doing all grain using an ice bath can be effective if you take the right steps and depending on what you have available to hold the water/ice/vessel. When I was doing extract batches where I'd top off the wort I would pour the hot wort right from the boil kettle over a 7# bag of ice in primary. The wort melts the ice, getting your final volume, and the ice cools the wort to pitching temps. I know some people will say you shouldn't use commercial ice, but I never had an issue with it.
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I was doing a BIAB so I had my final volume in the kettle after the boil. Doing extract I've dumped ice water in to make up the final volume and got it down into the low 70's after a short bath in tap water in the sink. I was thinking getting frozen jugs directly into the wort would be the most efficient, maybe after a short stint with either a wort chiller or a simple tap water bath to bring it down from a boil to around 100.
This is one reason I have not graduated to doing full boils; I don't want to spend the money on a chiller only for it not to be 100% effective. Additionally, that would put me brewing outside in the 100+ degree temps. I make great beer inside, doing partial boils. I do chill my top-off water on brew day. I also have .5L frozen water bottles that I put into my ice bath. It works for me.
what I do is chill my wort to the terminal ip degree range then start to siphon off to my fermentor. I then take a wire strainer with a 1 liter bottle of frozen water in it and then lay my siphon tube so the wort pours over this bottle. The bottle is of course sanitized first. It kools faster and helps with aerating.
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Before I made my IC I used plastic liter soda bottles with frozen water. I sanitized the heck out of them and never had a problem. Go for it. I always left a little space at the top so that when they were floating the cap was submerged. I didn't want to take a chance and have H2O leak into the wort. ....and keep hands off of them and your fingers out of the wort
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I just use RO ice straight into the bucket to fill up the 2-3 gallons that were not boiled in the initial wert. Haven't had a problem so far.
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When Indian President Pranab Mukherjee in his inaugural address described his journey "from the flicker of a lamp in a small Bengal village to the chandeliers of Delhi", he may have unwittingly measured the distance from stark reality to resplendent illusion.
The oil lamp flickers on stoically in India's electricity deficit towns and villages. Naturally, their inhabitants took scant notice of the world's worst blackout that hit much of the country last week. Most of the residents were used to longer outages anyway, which last for days, sometimes weeks.
Others didn't pay heed because they do not know what it means to have electricity to begin with. On the other hand, the chandeliers adorning the British-built Presidential Palace have become part of a national narrative — the media calls it the growth story — with an uncertain denouement.
Material evolution is not disconnected with its societal womb. Mukherjee's early experience with oil lamps in his ancestral village was not the only occasion the utility found mention in an Indian president's words. The nation's first head of state in his autobiography shared his own, more sociologically layered experience with lamps and their absence too by a quirky social fiat.
His story reveals a link rather than a dichotomy between primitive social structures and India's atavistic modernity.
According to Dr Rajendra Prasad, India's first president, he was allowed access to his wife only in the pitch dark of her unventilated boudoir. A housemaid accompanied him with a lamp to the threshold of the room assigned to his wife in the upper-caste Bihari joint family. The maid would then walk away with the light to leave the master alone with his wife and, according to his memoirs, without giving him a chance to see her. Custom required him to return to his own bed in the men's section of the mansion before daybreak.
The purdah tradition of mediaeval India has not waned, only mutated from its erstwhile upper-caste rigidities to be embraced by the more numerous lower castes straddling all major religions. Sociologists know the phenomenon as Sanskritisation. The tendency ought to have been discouraged but Gandhiji torpedoed Subhas Chandra Bose as Congress president, the one possible gender-sensitive hope India had, and foisted Prasad as the new leader.
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There is no law, of course, that requires any degree of modernity or a progressive outlook in a society to make it eligible for its fair share of electricity. Equally, we can only see it as a myth the claim that abundant electricity could bring to India its promised sugar-candy mountain, a panacea for its many gaping wounds and illnesses.
What use is abundant energy (for that matter any other offspring of science), if the end users are to remain trapped in a societal time warp? Countries in the Gulf are a case in point. They have all the modern amenities one can imagine. But look at the status of their women, half the population.
I happened to be in Japan where I experienced the rumble of the earthquake in Tokyo the day the Fukushima disaster rattled the country. What brought tears to my eyes was not the enormity of the tragedy, which took its time to be revealed slowly, but the extreme calm and civility with which everyone negotiated the trudge home after efficiently vacating their offices.
It was in that moment of induced power failure in Tokyo that one could discern hope for a society, which was not too long ago ranged against its women, making way for a fairer future. In another place, another time, we saw how scientifically endowed people, commanding the development and consumption of energy, could not deter the human calamity that befell Europe in the first half of the previous century.
So what is the way out for India? Where can we draw the line between a Luddite impulse to regard with suspicion all material progress aided by scientific knowledge and overstressing on the hand and the need to push reckless plans to produce electricity at any cost? What is worse is that these plans, including the disastrous nuclear option, are offered as a cure-all for what ails the country.
It doesn't seem to matter that Punjab's female foeticide rate is as high as its share in generating power for the country. When the blackout occurred the main wailing mourners were not so distraught that people were inconvenienced, that lives were put at risk in hospitals, trains had stalled, flights were cancelled. Their main worry was that the grid failure had embarrassed India with foreign investors. "Superpower India, RIP," sighed the Economic Times, the country's most read business paper.
A quick reference to the superpower status was on display on the TV monitors. Three or four bronzes and a silver at the London Olympics was enough to send the country of a billion plus, via its vocal cheerleaders, into self-congratulatory raptures. Did India not win a single medal in Barcelona because the electricity situation was iffy? And did it bag a few third places and a second slot by a default in London because the electricity supply had improved?
One of the worst scandals to hit the headlines recently involved the selling of airwaves to vendors of cellphones and other contraptions. Is it not a bigger scandal that in large swathes of India village panchayats are forcing young women not to own or use cellphones because it violates an ancient notion of morality? To bail out these women and to repair much else that torments the country, India needs Aladdin's lamp, not more electricity.
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GSA has made several changes to its $60 billion One Acquisition Solutions for Integrated Services multiple award contracts, including a deadline extension of nearly a month for proposals.
Amendments posted by GSA on Sept. 10 said proposals for the multiple award contract vehicles that had been due Sept. 17 now have until almost mid -October. The deadline for proposals for both the unrestricted and the small business portions of the program is now 4 p.m. Oct. 10.
A GSA spokeswoman said the extension was made to give companies more time to prepare their bids because of changes to the past-performance requirements.
OASIS Unrestricted
OASIS Small Business
Also in the Sept. 10 filing, the agency changed the number of past-performance examples that potential vendors have to submit with their proposals from five to three.
"The decision to reduce the number of required past performance examples … was made after careful consideration of feedback from the small business community on this matter," a GSA spokesperson. "Based upon this change, GSA felt it only fair to provide some additional time for interested parties to prepare their offers for OASIS-SB and OASIS."
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