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Posts by Cynical Observer
104 posts • joined 20 Dec 2007
Apple 'Genius': iPhone 6? We've had NO COMPLAINTS about our BENDY iThing
What's the fuss
Surely this is just the latest iteration of "Round Corners"
Munich considers dumping Linux for ... GULP ... Windows!
<Irony>Outlook IS an amazing piece of work. Anyone who dismisses it has never ventured into the more hidden features. </Irony>
Multiple user accounts coming to Android phones 'n' slabs
Needs to go further
As there are Apps out there that can allow you to selectively dial back the rights that an App can exploit, this multiple user/profile needs to also factor this into any implementation.
More than happy for the kids to pick up the phone for a game, but it would be nice to dial back any rights on a per user basis such that when they are using it, it is a glorified games console. when I use it, its full potential is available.
Otherwise - this falls short of being truly useful.
Of course, this will mean that the people need to be as thoughtful about their phones/tablets as they are about the home PC.... Oh well, queue the arguments.
Australia's metadata debate is an utter shambles
"it's becoming increasingly clear that our politicians have no idea what they're proposing."
Or... they are counting on the fact that they can blag their way through this, knowing full well exactly what it is that they are proposing. Using a fine balance of ignorance and apathy, they get acceptance from a percentage of the electorate. The remainder they will seek to discount in some way.
Sometimes feels that it's happening in a lot of other countries as well.
Scottish independence debate: STV player flops under weight of viewers
Re: Std Dirty tricks by tory boys of the westminster clan
Conspiracy theory fails under mild scrutiny
The debate was broadcast on STV – a free to air service that is available to that part of the country where those of the electorate with a vote actually live.
It was not available (reliably in real time at least) outside of this area
So friggin what.
Those living in rUK don't have a vote – and while they may have an interest in the issue and may feel that they want to see wee Eck or bushy eyebrows, it doesn't change the fact that no one in rUK is materially disadvantaged by having missed the live debate.
It was a technology failure – they happen. Life goes on.
Amazon's Spotify-for-books: THE TRUTH
Depends on the bundled options
When they recently hiked Prime to include film here in the UK, it provoked a "Let's Review at renewal" flag.
If Prime and Unlimited were bundled at a fraction over the Unlimited price then it becomes interesting again.
For example, there are books that I possess which would be nice to have on Kindle to reread for the commute - Unlimited would make that a simple process
Re: What about the authors?
Only heavy readers are likely to spend more than $10/month on books.
Teenagers bust this easily - certainly would here in the UK where a teenage fiction book might go for £5 or more and last less than a week. Even with daily deals and public domain which I have urged my teenager to consider, for some parents, knowing that they can get the years reading for a fixed fee is a blessing.
Will the next US-EU trade pact prevent Brussels acting against US tech giants?
At least the banks can make a case for their money back
Every bank that has every been fined for facilitating bank trades on behalf of citizens of Iran or Syria or Cuba or Libya or <insert country that the USA [did, does, will go on to] not like> can not argue that those silly banking rules constitute a hindrance to their profits.
So they can go and sue the US Government. :-)
Money Laundering - yeah! that hits profits if you stop that so can HSBC have their Mexican money back please.
Or does this rule only works in one direction?
Time to grow a pair
.... as the time honoured sentiment would put it.
It's a treaty, a negotiation, a consensus of minds. In what version of insanity to the Brussels Bureaucrats possibly believe that this ability to sue due to adverse regulations is benicicial to the European side of the cause?
EU: Aircraft manufacturers - we'd rather that you didn't fall out of the sky - so much so that we will put some of the rules into law.
US Air plane Corp: Mwaaaaaah! Uncle Sam! They being mean to me!
UK: we really don't think our citizenry should have assault rifles. We have banned them by law.
US Armaments Corp: Mwaaaaaah! Uncle Sam! They being mean to me!
Please - tell me there is some sanity left in this poxxed empire called Europe and that someone with the balls to do so with tell them to go take a flying fuck! - Subject to the appropriate health and safety rules of course.
Facebook in new 'experiment' drama: Will users buy it?
First name Gaz
za by any chance?
Say goodbye to the noughties: Yesterday's hi-fi biz is BUSTED, bro
The benefit of being slightly tone deaf?
A wallet/Credit card that suffers far less abuse.
Will admit - I just don't get the fascination with uber expensive audio kit!
Sometimes it is easier (cheaper) to just "make do" with something that still allows one to enjoy the music/artist and not get so wound up in determining if the sound has been clipped/distorted in one of the many rooms that it could be conceivably be piped into.
...... Unless it has a volume knob that goes to 11 - then I might just be tempted :-)
Google de-listing of BBC article 'broke UK and Euro public interest laws' - So WHY do it?
Missing something here
"it's a no-brainer, there's a clear public interest in that information remaining available."
Google hasn't removed the original article. Google is also not paid (at least not directely) to provide some form of library service as you would get from a public body.
It is a private entity that, based on some some and mirrors arcane algoritm, decides where an article appears in a search result. But I don't see how they can be obligated to make sure that a particular result is displayed - unless one decides to drag in the regulators with their "Fairness" definitions.
Publicity gaff - most certainly.
Looking like kids who spat the dummy Yep! got that one covered.
Showing that the EU law is poorly conceived - I'll grant them that.
Breaking the law - don't quite see it.
IANAL - but hey that's never stopped Reg Commentards offering opinions.
Own goal as World Cup Wi-Fi passwords spilled in newspaper snap
Oh b0110c5.
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Tor is '90 per cent of the net' claims City of London Police Commish – and he's dead wrong
Re: I harbor some darknet myself
Not only a terrorist - but also damaging the commercial interests of all those media outlets that would like to use your photos without attribution or payment. Just think of all the images that they could "fail to identify the suthor of" if such Deep Web practices were forbidden.
All hail the media overlords!
Trolls and victims watch Supremes for definition of meaningless patents
Re: @JaitcH
Whose damn language is it anyway?
Following the usual level of due diligence carried out by the US Patent Office, they were unable to find any prior art.
Accordingly they have issued a patent on the language assigning ownership to the 'merkins.
Really? Sigh. Really? Apple's lawsuit against Google is REVIVED
Ah! That "Listening (a)round Corners" technology.
US judge: Our digital search warrants apply ANYWHERE
Re: inevitable
@ Rol
Lovely idea - but....
The US refuses to become subject to the jurisdiction of an international body such as the International Criminal Court. What makes you think that they would ever respect any sort of Internet Governance body that issued rules on data protection that were inconvenient.
GOV.UK swells organ donor signups by 10,000 a month
Re: trust me, I'm a healthcare professional
Surely the point about an organ donor card is that it represents what you want to have done with some or all of the body that you leave behind. While I carry a card, I for example have excluded some organs - it's a personal choice.
While I can understand the need to be sensitive with next of kin, they won't own the body when I die - it's not as if I've left it to them in my will....
Perhaps it helps being married to someone with a similar mindset - it means we've discussed it in advance of any such eventuality - and that's probably the real key aspect.
The Solar System's second-largest volcano found hiding on Earth
Re: British Isles?
@wolfetone - Last time I checked, it was not correct to use the term "The Republic of Ireland" to refer to the 26 county state. The name of the state that is
fecked up governed from Dublin is just Ireland; a name that is now accepted by the government of The United Knigdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
It's a bit of reciprocal arrangement where they each agreed to call the other by their chosen names.
Fever pitch as Dublin tar drop fall captured by webcam
Re: As pointless as a lib dem manifesto
Oh! I know I shouldn't feed the troll...
It's as dynamic as a set of Labour policies....
Worldwide tax crackdown planned against tech globocorps
Re: the tax man cometh.
Were you asleep/away for the Starbucks bit....
Tax is paid on profit - not income and when the likes of Starbucks spend several millions to "Licence the use of marketing materials" (i.e use the logo) then the profit is erroded - legally if somewhat imorally.
I call fake on this - lovely idea which will not be implmented this side of several general elections.
How the clammy claws of Novell NetWare were torn from today's networks
@AC 13:52pm
Before 6.x, most companies I've worked in had to resort to far too regular use of dsrepair.
In which case, they were doing it wrong. DSREPAIR became something akin to the modern antibiotic. Regardless of the disease, regardless of how it should be treated, chuck them into the mix - after all what harm can they do.
Want to make a Novell Support Engineer wince - tell them you've just run an unattended full repair - 'cos it seemed like a good idea.
The number of Sys Admins that have been chastised over the years for running needless DSREPAIRS is quite scary. Now that in itself raises another question? Why weren't they properly trained to use the proper utilities in the proper circumstances.
I used Netware 3.x in several jobs at large and small companies. I never really had the chance to try Netware 4 or 5 because everyone
upgraded migrated from 3.12 to Windows NT 4.
There - fixed that for you.
Live or let dial - phones ain't what they used to be
Re: Pulse dialling?
Remember doing it back in about 1986 when there were still some old A - B button phones available.
As I recall 1s, 9s and 0s could be dialled directly - the numbers from 2 to 8 had to be tapped.
Which raises a further question. 999 was picked to avoid the accidental dialling of 111 through the contacting of lines - essentially the same result as tapping or dialling a 1.
Wonder how many phantom calls the new non-emergency NHS number gets these days. Sometimes it pays to remember the old history.
BOFH: My HELPDESK HELL - lies, phones lines and statistics
Re: Lies, damned lies and statistics
Statistically speaking, that Kzzzerrrt is imminent.
Microsoft parts clouds over Bing Maps with massive sat pic upgrade
Loving the time travel
As I zoom in, I can see the builders vans that filled the site in 2011. Another level of zoom and zap! they are gone, the extension is gone...
Out again. Oooo it's back.
Feels like I have my own personal cloaking system :-)
Apple takes aim at accessory makers, files iPad stand patent
Poles apart
Just waiting for the manufacturing cock up which will see the polarity in the stand and polarity in the iPad results in a N-N or S-S attempt at docking. Will they patent this as a fast eject mechanism?
How private biz can link YOU to 'anonymised' medical data
Re: All your data monetised for us
Ah! That explains how a shop that I last visited 15 years ago managed to address mail directly to me at my current address some three house moves later.
Post Office service described here http://postoffice.mobi/marketing-services-regular/choose-your-audience/data-management/ncoa-suppress
LibreOffice 4.0 ships with new features, better looks
Re: LIbre Office good, MS Office is dying.
If they are still editing .doc files then odds are they have not gotten past Office 2003.
Wonder if they just don't like the ribbon - in which case introduce them to LO.
The truth on the Navy carrier debacle? Industry got away with murder
Re: I wrote to my MP about all this.
Interesting that he used the unit of "Programmes". So of ten arbitrary programmes, the nine that cost £1m each are OK and the one that cost £2b is over budget and delayed.
All in the interpretation of the
lies statistics.
Tech firms face massive tax bill if Dutch vote to end loopholes
Re: 0.1% still beats 0.0%!
The idea is that we have countries undercutting each other in giving tax
brakes breaks to big multinationals. It they stop doing this, every country would have a larger income from taxes.
If only it were that simple. On a level tax playing field, companies will increasingly be driven by cost of labour - it's still one of the largest expenses that any enterprise must bear. When the EU went through the expansions of 2004 and 2007, the multinationals didn't relocate to eastern Europe out of a sense of altruism. Skilled and cheap labour is a compelling motivator.
A lesser corporate tax rate acts as a counter balance and for the likes of Ireland, it's probably the most important factor in ensuring inward investment.
Schmidt 'very proud' of Google's tiny tax bill: 'It's called capitalism'
Re: Talk about stating the obvious...
Is that really 100% accurate.
Normal salaried employees are allowed claim for expenses related to their employment - e.g. mileage up to the HMRC approved levels; professional fees; subscriptions.
All of these lower their tax liabilities.
On that basis you could argue that they are being taxed on profits not revenue.
The latest tech firm to be accused of tax dodging: Microsoft
Re: If they won't pay tax, maybe they should pay for infrastructure
but they are still putting vehicles on our roads, employing people educated in our education system and creating rubbish for our landfill sites,
Vehicles on roads - Vehicle Excise Duty, Excise Duty on Fuel, (Can't count VAT on fuel as that can be reclaimed). Let's not forget the vehicle manufacturers who benefit by selling these - a further economic benefit that it's convenient to ignore.
Employing People Educated in the system. : NI; PAYE; not to mention the fact that the employees are not a drain on state resources.
Rubbish for Landfill... Some of that responsibility lies with the end user and how they dispose of and/or recycle their rubbish. Some of it is covered by payment of business rates - I believe that they are not inconsequential.
In short - any discussion has to focus on PROFITS and whether or not profits should be taxed in the country of origin or else where.
Re: Correct me if im wrong
Consider yourself corrected.
The tax that you pay on these products (VAT) is not part of the current discussion.
First pic of Ashton Kutcher as the great Steve 'jOBS'
Re: Annual remake?
Of Course - but only if you're prepared to pay for it.
Data cop slap for Brit text pests
Re: Or on Three network
Not just 3 who had to be different. With Vodafone, the reporting number is VSPAM (87726)
And apparently, Virgin don't even list a number as an option.
Elon Musk envisions small town of VEGETARIANS ON MARS
Re: Begin settling space,
Other members of the Ark to include ...
Telephone Sanitisers, Hairdressers, Second-hand Car Salesmen,TV Producers, Personnel Officers, Management Consultants, Insurance Salesmen and Public Relations Executives
Fanbois: The Next Generation. YOUR CHILDREN belong to Apple now
Re: Uuum yeah
just wanting something because their friend has one or because an asshole in a clown suit tells them they need it.
Applies to many over 12s as well.
Ofcom probe into telcos jacking-up charges halfway through contracts
Weasel Words.....
"As it stands, Ofcom's rules state that mobile, phone and broadband providers have to give their customers a minimum of one month's notice regarding any major change to contractual terms. Subscribers can then cut loose from the contract without being stung with a penalty for walking away early"
"Raising Prices in Line with Inflation" must fall outside the definition of a "major change" if Three can include the following paragraph in their advisory on price changes earlier this year.
"Our terms and conditions allow us to raise prices in line with inflation so that we can cover our business costs. This means that you won't be able to leave your contract early as a result of this change."
Vodafone did something similar shortly after.
Viviane Reding says imitate US and form FEDERAL EUROPE
Solid Dollar?
despite all that, Reding points out that America's credit rating isn't being threatened and no one is doubting the dollar,
And this of course is in no way related to the fact that the ratings agencies that people listen to (e.g.Moodies, S&P) are all US based?
Wonder what would happen if some European agencies or agencies from the BRICs block were to let fly with a rating that was less than favorable to the dollar...
Cameron's F-35 U-turn: BAE Systems still calls the shots at No 10
Re: Heard Lewis on BBC R4 this morning
Starts circa 2hrs 45mins in.
It was quite a shock to hear someone from the BBC defending this government.
At last! A use for Blighty's phone-boxes: Free Wi-Fi hotspots
BT faults now have a 03 number as well as their 0800 number
Worked for me when contacting them from a mobile - and was included in the standard minutes allowance.
The number is 0330 1234 151.
Samsung outs Ivy Bridge notebooks
Time for an El Reg Top 10?
As we get all sorts of top 10's from El Reg, why not give us the top 10 laptops with decent screen resolutions. Say 1600 *1200 for starters. It seems to increasingly be the factor that eliminates laptops from the list of possible replacements that one might consider.
EC: Apple claimed Motorola demanded ALL ITS PATENTS
Re: Bert, this bloke wont 'aggle!
Now are you telling me that's not worth twenty shekels?
Tesco blunder prices 64GB 4G iPad at 50 quid
Re: Law on their side?
I seem to recall one of those "Know your Rights" type programs on the BEEB or such like saying that it depends on when the error is spotted. If the error is spotted before the transaction is complete then the merchant is not compelled to complete the transaction - although they must fix the ticket price near enough immediately. However, if you get you mitts on the goods and payment has been completed then it's yours and there's nothing that they can do about it.
The wrinkle with distance selling is that the money has been taken - but you don't have the goods. So is the contract complete at that stage? One for those legal eagles.
Security biz scoffs at Apple's anti-Trojan Gatekeeper
Trademarks @ Dawn
"Computer security historians would be interested to note that 20 years ago there was an anti-virus program for Mac, also called Gatekeeper. The software, developed by independent programmer Chris Johnson, was shelved many years ago."
Hope they've determined whether or not they need to buy the rights to use the name. Otherwise the marketing department needs to be rebranded "iShouldHaveChecked"
Foursquare ousted? Google sneaks out Latitude leader boards
Dear world at large
"I am not at home right now - in fact I'm at the other end of the country. This would be an opportune moment for you to go and check out where I live. DO you like the electronic goods that are on display - they are yours for the taking."
Still don't see the attraction to telling people that you are not at home.
Social networks can't be forced to filter content, rules top EU court
This is going to put a cat amongst the ACTA pigeons.
They will not be happy.
Apple demands US ban on Samsung's Galaxy Nexus
"Samsung will have rushed the Galaxy Nexus, which misappropriates many patented features from the iPhone, to capture market share from Apple that Samsung will be able to retain long into the future"
And if we get the injunction, we can capture market share from Samsung that we will be able to retain long into the future - even if we lose the case.
Oh for a dream world where the judge says something along the lines of :
"Granting or refusing this injunction will unfairly disadvantage one or other of the parties. Therefore the only fair result to so ban both of you pillocks until we sort this out! Now why don't you both clear off out of my sight and come back when you want to behave like grown ups"
Ah well... back to the realities of a Monday afternoon.
Megastar personalities are intellectual property in draft law
Television suddenly looks promising
OI! You can't behave like a talentless twat! I have a prior claim on that and I'll sue you!
That should cull a large part of the X-Pop-Strictly-Got-No-Talent-On-Ice brigade!
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Pacific Rim
- Address:
114 W. Liberty Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48104Neighborhood:
Ann Arbor
- Cuisine:
Pan-AsianPrice: $31 to $50
Pacific Rim
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.pacificrimbykana.com/
- Phone: (734) 662-9303
- Hours of Operation:
Kitchen Hours: Monday - Thursday: 5:30pm - 9:30pm, Friday - Saturday: 5:30pm - 10:30pm, Sunday: 5:00pm - 9:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Pan-Asian
- Executive Chef: Duc Tang
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine, Wine Bar
A word from Pacific Rim
Pacific Rim features pan-Asian cuisine that draws from the best of Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese and Thai food with a commitment to using the finest fresh and seasonal ingredients and timeless French techniques. Extensive wine list and full bar available.Continued
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- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
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Pacific Rim reviews from OpenTable diners
181 reviews since August 1, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.6
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
fit for foodies (140)special occasion (114)romantic (87)neighborhood gem (67)notable wine list (41)good for groups (31)hot spot (24)late-night find (12)great for outdoor dining (11)vibrant bar scene (6)great for lunch (3)scenic view (2)great for brunch (2)kid-friendly (1)Show More
- snapVIPDined on 11/22/2014I thought the food was delicious. We shared a number of appetizers, each one being unique and tasty. The rib steak was tender and flavorful, and the portion was huge. The special lamb shank was also fall-off-the-bone tender. We had a lovely waitress who paced our meal well. I would definitely recommend the restaurant for a unique Asian-fusion experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Near perfection in food, service, ambiencemanoflettersVIPDined on 11/19/2014Among the top 5 best restaurants in A2, never disappointing, warm attentive service, food portions vary, some are smallish, some huge. It never matters.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Decade Old, Yet NewSatableDined on 11/18/2014I read about Pacific Rim in a 2004 menu from the Langone Culinary Archive, wondered if it was still around, found the website and made a reservation. I was a half hour early but was seated right away. The food continues to be the chef's riff on South East Asian and Chinese cuisine, two of my passions. As I was alone and curious, I made a meal of appetizers. Squash soup, zucchini pancakes, crab cakes and beef satay. Great flavors, professional yet friendly service. One tiny flaw, with an early snow and freeze, I would have loved everything to be piping hot, and it was not. (Cold plates?)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice place, good service, food was hit or missOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 11/15/2014Got seated right away with our reservations. Service was top notch the entire time. We split the appetizer sampler and loved everything. My seared Tuna was top notch, and the accompaniments were great as well. The Wife's quinoa encrusted scallops were not up to the level of all other food we tried, however; they were cooked properly, but flavor just didn't compare to the rest of the meal. I left really liking it, she was disappointed. Having tried her food I would have been disappointed if that were my order as well.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Don't worry, it's good.Dstan58Dined on 11/14/2014Three of us visited Pacific Rim on a Friday night for my wife's birthday. The greeter was snooty and snippy, but that was the only unpleasant moment about the evening. The waitstaff was outstanding; knowledgeable, funny, and friendly. We had the calamari, the pork belly, and the spring rolls for firsts. Each was excellent. The pork was a great take - Asian inspired, & the squid was perfect. For entrees, my wife had the 5 spice duck. It was rare, instead of medium she requested, but very tasty, after we sent it back. I had a lambshank done in an Asian style. It was terrific. The real winner was our son's sablefish. Brilliant. It was like sake and fish flavored butter as it melted on your tongue. For dessert, the sake-marinated cherries in a flourless chocolate cake w/coconut ice cream was comped to my wife for her birthday. It was very tasty. Our son and I split the creme brulee tasting - green tea, ginger, and pumpkin. All good - the pumpkin was my favorite. It tasted like pumpkin, not pumpkin spice. I had an Founder's Rye IPA, but the wine list is full of hidden gems. Ask for help, and try something new. For the quality of food and experience, fair pricing and excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pacific Rim FunstaceyDined on 11/8/2014My wife and I enjoy exploring resturants and cusines. We selected Pacific Rim for the interesting dishes we saw on the Internet. We selected the Pork Belly and Unagi appetizers. Both were wonderful and presented in an interesting manner. For Dinner I had the Korean Ribeye steak and she had the tuna. We enjoyed both meals. The tuna was prepared with subtle flavors while my steak came with a spicey grab your attention sauce. We were seated in a small booth and the entire evening was just perfect.Special Features:
- Fantastic Date NightOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 11/8/2014Took my girlfriend to this restaurant before a night on the Detroit River and had an excellent experience. The ambiance was beautiful with a pleasant noise level in the background. The server was the very knowledgeable about the menu and helpful with recommendations when deciding between options on the menu. Some of the best calamari and salmon I have had in the Ann Arbor area!Special Features:
- Superb!nataliasimonDined on 11/8/2014This was one of the best meals I have had in my life, and it's been a long life so far. My husband tried the beef tenderloin, and I went for sablefish. We also tried the pumpkin soup and house salads. The quality and taste were simply superb. We had requested a window table months in advance, and were happy that it was available to us. The drinks were great! My husband went for the Japanese scotch flight and had a lot of fun with it. Overall, five out of five, and we will return for a special celebration againSpecial Features:
- Never Disappoints!loveandhugsVIPDined on 11/7/2014We are never disappointed in Pacific Rim! The food is always wonderful and the staff professional. It always makes for a great evening out!Special Features:
- Best food I have had in Ann ArborshanethealmightyDined on 11/5/2014Pacific Rim was hands down the best restaurant I have been to in Ann Arbor. The salmon and ribeye were 2 of the best dinners I have had. The service was great. I would go here again for any type of special occasion. I would go here every week if it were a little cheaper, but the prices are fair for the service, atmosphere, and quality of food. Great place for a date night!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best in the state!SallyDined on 11/3/2014There is not a tuna entree in the country which compares with that of Pacific Rim. Presented with artistry and panache! All dishes are spectacular in taste and beauty. Service is the best - very professional and personal, at once. This is our favorite restaurant - anywhere!Special Features:
- Date nightfoodsezDined on 10/31/2014Went to this restaurant with my significant other for my birthday, was not dissapointed. Started off with the butternut squash soup and beef skewers. Really liked the pace that the food was brought out, I feel like I constantly had food in front of me but didnt feel rushed. I had the wasabi peppercorn steak and loved it, best of all there was a complimentary warm chocolate cake for by birthday (even had a candle). Would recommend highlySpecial Features:
- Pacific Rim is one of the best!EnjoysA2diningDined on 10/27/2014We are never disappointed at this restaurant! The Tuna is unrivaled in the Ann Arbor area for taste and presentation. A perfect dish! The restaurant is reasonable and the menu is very interesting. The bar was very well stocked and the drinks were great! If you haven't been there yet, you need to experience it as one of Ann Arbor's best!Special Features:
- Excellent elegant consistentPickyeatrDined on 10/27/2014I've always found Pacific Rim to have a varied menu while keeping some favorites on the menu. Flexible wait staff (my friend and I shared an entree for an appetizer, and I had an appetizer for my entree), delicious food (leaving little for my husband at home), and wide wine selection. One of my favorites and one of the few places open on Mondays.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Highly RecommendedClaudeLumiereDined on 10/25/2014Excellent experience overall. At the western edge of downtown AA, but an OK 6 block walk from the main campus. Very attentive but unobtrusive service. Some unusual and interesting fusion recipes, but also a few conventional ones for the traditionalists.Special Features:
- Excellent as alwaysOpenTable Diner Since 2011VIPDined on 10/24/2014One of the best places in Ann Arbor - never disappoints. The sablefish is divine.Special Features:
- Love Pacific RimLive4FoodDined on 10/21/2014I love Pacific Rim and am never disappointed. I used to go there for lunch, when they were open for lunch, but their dinners are superb. It was my husband's first visit there and he was duly impressed. It's a very elegant space with professional wait staff and the food is DIVINE. Asian-inflected.Special Features:
- MediocreOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 10/19/2014Was expecting more. Food just mediocre. I did love the salad dressing.
- Saturday Night DinnerVoyageurVIPDined on 10/18/2014From appetizers to dessert, the entire meal was excellent. The crab cakes are outstanding for a starter and the scallops and sliced rib eye were both generous and delicious for entrees. The only thing that was interesting was that very few reservations were available on Open Table, yet the restaurant was about 1/3 empty. Not sure how they are arranging the reservations.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Probably just not for me.AP2014Dined on 10/17/2014The good - My girlfriend loved her tuna dish. The waitress was very professional, attentive, and accommodating. The not-so-good: The food I ordered was at best ok (which is disappointing considering the price). The zucchini crepes were nothing to write home about. My entree was the goat-cheese pierogies, which were ok, but not great, and the portion size was very small for an entree (should've gone with the duck?). For dessert we ordered the creme brulee tastings, which weren't horrible but not great either. They had a weird texture and the flavors (green tea, pumpkin, and ginger) didn't really work. So overall, I didn't really enjoy the experience BUT everyone else I know LOVES this place so don't take my word for it. It might just be me.
- Great place in Ann Arborreluctant1Dined on 10/16/2014My wife and I have lived in Ann Arbor for about 7 years, and we frequent the area's better restaurants (e.g. Melange, Gratzi, Vinology, Eve (before it closed) etc.), but we hadn't dined at Pacific Rim until some friends of ours said it was their favorite restaurant. So, we went with them, and it was excellent! My wife just celebrated a birthday, and when I asked her if she could eat anywhere in Ann Arbor, where would she go, she selected Pacific Rim. She says that the salmon there is the best she's ever had. I like the tuna. Nice wine selection. Good whiskey selection. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- Simply excellentCamaroZ28Dined on 10/15/2014This is our favorite restaurant in Ann Arbor and perhaps the best. Every dish is unique and excellent. Sometimes we just order an assortment of appetizers. My wife especially likes the Sablefish. For me, the Wasabie-Peppercorn Tenderloin is the best steak in Ann Arbor! Yes, better than the Chop House. Besides the perfect beef, it has a delicious (mild) wasabi and pepper sauce which goes well with the mashed potatoes and for flavoring the beef. Price is moderately high for Ann Arbor, but well worth it for special occasions. For an appetizer, main dish and one drink, figure $50 per person including the tip.Special Features:
- Can't wait to go back!NVW55VDined on 10/11/2014Everything was great. The Big-eye Tuna and Korean marinated beef were absolutely delicious. Portions were generous, service was attentive, friendly and always at the table at the right time. Went back 2 weekends in a row. This weekend may be a 3rdSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TerrificdinerDDined on 10/11/2014A wonderful spot to celebrate a special occasion. Our meals were terrific. Our server was attentive and knowledgeable.Special Features:
- simply awesome!DebbieMDined on 10/10/2014We went to Pacific Rim while visiting our son at U of M. Everything about our meal was superb. No complains what so ever.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- 1 of the Best Meals We've Ever HadOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/10/2014The food here was absolutely phenomenal, & the service was prompt.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently yummyDebsDined on 10/9/2014We keep returning to Pacific rim because it continues to be a consistently delicious meal. While it would be nice to see some changes on the menu, their mainstay courses are delicious thought fully prepared and creative.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Ann Arbor GemOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 10/9/2014Pacific Rim is our favorite restaurant! The food is ALWAYS superb and the atmosphere is fantastic. The owner is engaged with his customers creating a warm and friendly environmentSpecial Features:
- Pleasant experienceNikoDined on 10/5/2014we went to this restaurant with my family and we appreciated the experience. the food was good and the atmosphere was nice for a quiet dinner. I would recommend it in the futureSpecial Features:
- DelicioushungrygirlDined on 9/27/2014Menu is imaginative and food is presented beautifully. Everything we ate was delicious, especially Big Eye Tuna and sablefish. Highly recommend for a very good meal in Ann Arbor.Special Features:
- FoodieDined on 9/27/2014We were seated very end corner where you can hear all the action from kichen that turned us off. We ended up ordering just couple starters and left. Tables were close to each other where you can hear the conversation from the people next to you. Not recommended for date night or some sort. Food was good to ok level.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008VIPDined on 9/26/2014Excellent as always! An Ann Arbor favorite! Love Pacific Rim!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pacific flair, Continental charmChicagoTomVIPDined on 9/26/2014This, by our lights in several visits from out of town over several years, is the best restaurant in Ann Arbor. Its seafood has been unfailingly excellent and there are chicken, steak and lamb dishes to round out the menu. For four diners, we ordered two rounds of many starters ... and that could have been our meal. (It wasn't, as we lingered, not rushed despite the house being fully reserved. We had choreographed a small surprise gathering, which the staff accommodated very well. The ambiance is a relaxing oasis for a college town on a Friday evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Time at PROpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/24/2014I made this reservation based on reviews of the restaurant. My wife and I were not disappointed. The atmosphere was very nice, the food was great and the service was the best. We will be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good foodAnilDined on 9/22/2014This was our first visit and we enjoyed the service, food, excellent Atmosphere We plan to visit again with friendsSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- wonderfulgolfdude667Dined on 9/18/2014Such good food, wonderful atmosphere. Pricey, but romantic and delicious.Special Features:
- Best in Ann ArborAzilDined on 9/13/2014Pacific Rim never disappoints. It has been my go-to restaurant in Ann Arbor for over 10 years. Their food is consistently outstanding.Special Features:
- ScallopsPitlizardDined on 9/13/2014Scallops with coconut sauce were great, and so was the coconut soup. Watch out for that drink "For Women Only" though. They are not messing arounnd -- it is strong!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Sep 2014JITRDined on 9/12/2014Great food. A little noisy and a little expensive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Reliably very gooddmfxbjrDined on 9/11/2014This is a very good place for celebrations for small to mid sized groups. We go to it for anniversaries or birthdays, e.g., as well as just good dinners. It is really a great place without being overwhelming. Not a big menu, but many surprising and delicious choices nonetheless, especially if you like Korean food -- it is a kind of Pacific Rim fusion with Korea as home base. Service very pleasant and competent, too.Special Features:


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Secolo Rose B @ B è una struttura punto di riferimento storico registrato costruita nel 1892. Si trova nel centro di Escondido, una pittoresca comunità e diversificata solo brevi distanze dal Centro per le Arti della California, San Diego Zoo Safari e molti campi da golf di qualità. Il centro storico (quattro brevi isolati) offre numerosi ristoranti e negozi di specialità raggiungibili a piedi.
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5 su luglio 22, 2014
My husband and I were looking for a place to stay in Escondido and happened upon the Century Rose. Oh, how happy we are that we did! The entire experience was wonderful. Bill and Nancy are kind and gracious hosts. The rooms are beautiful and tastefully decorated. Because we asked, Bill and Nancy shared with us the amazing story of the Century Rose's transformation from condemned house into the beautiful home it is today. We also greatly appreciated the privacy the Century Rose offers. Bill and Nancy occupy the back half of the home, which is separated from the guest quarters. In addition, we asked for the "private bath option" which gave us the entire upstairs to ourselves, including the luxurious bath (complete with large, glass block shower and antique clawfoot tub). And, for tea drinkers, Bill (and his fancy tea maker) make an awesome cup of tea! Thank you! Rob and Lee
4,8 su luglio 02, 2014
What the pictures do not show is the outstanding craftsmanship and attention to historical detail that the owners have lavished on their home and B&B. It was also very quiet. The french toast Bill served one morning was the best I ever had. This B&B is a gem. I only wish it was close to Santa Cruz. Dell & Daryl.
5 su gennaio 23, 2014
My husband and I have stayed at Century Rose B&B several times over the last few years and it has always been the perfect get-away for us. The house is gorgeous, the rooms are beautifully decorated, and Bill & Nancy are so welcoming. We LOVE the delicious french toast they serve and thoroughly enjoy our breakfast conversations with Bill & Nancy. We will definitely continue coming to this B&B whenever we need a night away from the kids! Thank you Bill & Nancy for blessing us with such wonderful stays whenever we have a chance to come visit.
5 su gennaio 12, 2014
It's not too often you find a B&B where the owners take great pride, love, and sincere attention to every single detail to ensure your stay is memorable. Bill & Nancy embrace the charm of their home and welcome their guests better than a 5 star resort. Their home is a turn of the century home that is completely authentic to every detail. It's like going back to simpler days - depression glass, antiques, pictures, fixtures, furniture - yet - for those that need 21st century comforts and the internet, it's all here. The breakfast is outstanding, filling, and made with the highest quality ingredients served next to a warm real wood burning fireplace to set the ambiance. Every room is clean and fresh and with great 'history' stories behind every picture. Be sure to check out the before/after pictures of this amazing home. Nearby in the community are great restaurants, shops, entertainment, and easy access to freeways. Once you have settled in it will feel like home. Be sure to greet Jackson and Marley... 2 of the cutest pups you'll ever see. No need to look anywhere else for a B&B. Century Rose in Escondido is place you'll return to over and over again. We have! Bill and Nancy are the nicest people you will ever meet.. their home is yours.
5 su gennaio 01, 2014
My wife and I stayed for 3 days at the end of December. We chose the Century Rose because it was a great location for exploring the local area and only 30 minutes from the ocean and represented great value. A highlight of our stay was visiting the Safari Park which is only 10 minutes away. Bill and Nancy are engaging and gracious hosts and the Century Rose is a masterpiece, "labor of love", inside and out. Filled with beautiful antiques and surrounded by stunning landscaping this is a unique and compelling property. Just look at the website photos, then go hear the restoration story firsthand from the Bensons.The sumptuous and satisfying breakfast prepared by our hosts topped our long list of accolades for this haven in Escondido. We will be back!
4,8 su dicembre 15, 2013
This place was an absolute gem. Stayed for a weekend pre-finals week because I wanted a quiet, relaxing place to regroup and focus my studies. Bill and Nancy were so warm and hospitable, and the house was so quaint and cozy it reminded me of home in New England. The rooms were clean and beautifully adorned (one of them has a fireplace that was heaven to sit by and read), the shower was excellent, and I even had a bubble bath in what was probably a century-old tub. I will definitely be returning to Century Rose for a stay again! It was the perfect weekend escape from the hustle of San Diego!
5 su settembre 22, 2013
This review is about two months too late, but I wanted to share our experience. My husband and I had booked a different BnB in Escondido. However, less than a week before our stay, after confirming my reservation, they called and said they had overbooked. Luckily, they arranged for us to stay with Bill and Nancy, and we could not have been happier. Not only did they take us in on short notice, but they provided a delicious full breakfast on depression-era glassware, and made sure we were as comfortable as possible. They were able to allow us an early check-in and treated us as desired guests. Their home is beautiful, the pillows are especially comfortable, and I now have a burning desire to own a claw-footed tub someday. We were so very lucky to have been "bumped." Thank you Bill and Nancy.
5 su settembre 09, 2013
We had a great weekend at the Century Rose Bed and Breakfast in Escondido, CA. Bill and Nancy have a beautiful and cozy home, and we felt immediately welcomed. The room was cozy with a comfortable queen bed and ample dresser space. The bathroom was spacious and had a great shower and tub. Breakfast was delicious! They served us french toast, sausages, chorizo omelette, hot coffee, juice and jogurt! They gave us excellent recommendations for places to visit in the area. We enjoyed our visit very much and wished we could have stayed longer. We recommend staying at this wonderful bed and breakfast!
5 su settembre 09, 2013
This is our second time staying here. Though the house is beautiful, and the food delicious, the real highlight of our stays are the hosts, Bill and Nancy. They are so warm and welcoming, we didn't want to leave!
4,8 su agosto 21, 2013
My wife and I stayed here August 16th and 17th while celebrating Stone Brewing's 17th anniversary invitational festival. The location is perfect, just two short blocks from downtown Escondido in the historical district. The rooms were spacious with extremely comfortable beds and high quality linen. We didn't have much time to lounge but there are two different sitting rooms as well as a zen like garden with a waterfall and coy pond in the back yard of the incredibly we-modeled property. The hospitality of the hosts is warm and inviting while also giving you plenty of personal space and the food was delicious. Best of all you get it for less than a night at the Motel 6 down the street!
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San Diego, CA (SAN-Lindbergh Field) 25 miles
Andando nord sulla I-15 da San Diego a Escondido si prende il centro della città Parkway spegnere. Rimanere sulla City Centre Parkway fino ad arrivare a 5th Avenue. Girare a destra, proseguire in quattro blocchi Oriente. La casa si trova sul lato sinistro della strada. È necessario attraversare Broadway di essere sulla East 5th Avenue.
Shopping Antiquariato, Gallerie d'arte, Casino, Cene da gourmet, Musei, Punti vendita, Teatro, Vigneti, Azienda vinicola, Zoo
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BBQ , Giochi da tavolo, CD player, Computer, Fotocopiatrici, DVD Player, Dispositivo Fax, TV via cavo/satellite, TV, Telefono, VCR, Video
Aria condizionata, Sveglia , Data port, Asciugacapelli, Accesso a internet , Ferro da stiro, Wi-Fi
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Chapter Eighteen
-There Is No Shame In A Good Mango-
I watched Taylor with open horror. He was currently mauling a mango within an inch of its life.
"Oh my god, Taylor," I stared at him with disdain. "You're going at that mango like you're a lion with its kill, that hasn't eaten for a month." He looked up at me with wide innocent eyes.
"Rule eighteen, there is no shame in a good mango," he told me simply, before looking back down at his mango trying to figure out the best plan of attack next. I couldn't help being distracted from the smeared mango all over his lower face.
"There is shame in it, when you're ravaging it in public. You're a mess," I replied and he gave me half a smirk.
"Gotta enjoy a mango like you enjoy a woman. If you both aren't a mess by the end of it, you're not doing it right," he winked at me and I pointed into my mouth at the back of my throat.
"Urgh," I made my body pretend to convulse, mimicking vomiting. "You're so classy."
"Rule sixteen, people who use the word classy, usually aren't."
"You must use it all the time then, huh?" I asked him, sarcasm dripping from my words and he only smirked back at me as I started to ignore him, looking around.
We were sitting outside the cafe we usually went to for lunch, on the grass. We were waiting for a couple of people to show up after they finished class. It was a bright day and students were running back and forth. Some had heavy looking backpacks and serious faces. Others, like Taylor, had nothing more than a notebook and a pen. There were people spilling out of the busy cafe getting coffee or lunch, which was why we were on the grass as there were no more tables left. I loved this environment, it was like a bee hive and everyone had a purpose. It was everything home wasn't, people were always going somewhere and doing something, not sitting around watching cherry trees grow.
"Hey D-izzle," Taylor called out and I physically shuddered.
"D-izzle?" I asked with contempt and Taylor glared at me.
"Oh hey, dude!" a burly blonde came running towards us, leaving a red head girl and who I recognized to be Jane from the other night, still looking as sugar sweet as any girl next door should. They started walking towards us as Taylor introduced me to, uh.... 'D-izzle'. He was like a human tank. His shoulders were as wide as a v-dub Beatle and his tanned skin showing from his tank top, defined his muscles making them looking even scarier. He was what our dear Jersey Shore friends would call a 'gorilla juice head'. His hair was light and short and his eyes were warm, disarming and very blue. Turn him green and make him grunt angrily and this kid was The Hulk.
"Lockie, this is Darren. Darren, this is Lockie. He's Jakeys roommate." Taylor said and I had to hold in a laugh when he called Jake, Jakey.
"How's it going?" I asked as we shook hands and he smiled easily.
"So, you're the lucky one that got to put Jakey to bed last night?" he laughed.
"That you're fault?" I asked, letting my amusement keep it light.
"Yeah, sorry about that. We can get a little wild when we're reunited, comes from the high school days. Although the reigning shooter king wasn't around to defend his title last night. Who were you coercing into bed last night?" Darren turned to Taylor and he shrugged sadly.
"Just the books, buddy. No time to get lucky when I have paperwork to get done."
"You're getting soft in your old age, Cadley," Darren laughed loudly, slapping his shoulder.
"Taylor, where were you last night?" the red head demanded when she got to us with Jane by her side. "I had to carry this neanderthal back to his room last night, I didn't need to go to the gym this morning," she crossed her arms, "check out these guns! They're as big as Darrens now," she told him, nudging her biceps against Darrens tree trunk arms.
"Keep dreaming, Trish. You ain't got nothing on me," Darren scoffed.
"I beat him at an arm wrestle last night," she told Taylor confidently.
"Yeah, I heard that," Taylor laughed. "I also heard that you only won because Darren passed out halfway through the arm wrestle," he said and then stepped back with a smirk and a triumphant laugh when she reached out to slap him and missed.
"A win is a win, am I right?" she asked, looking at me and I nodded and shrugged, certain she'd try to hit me too if I disagreed with her. I may look like a guy but I'm a girl who has easily bruising skin like an apple. "Thank you! This guy agrees with me!" she called out and Taylor and Darren both rolled their eyes at her. Jane watched the whole scene with an amused smile on her face.
Apparently we were going somewhere when everyone, just sort of, started walking without any verbal cues or instructions. Taylor seemed really close to the red head, Trish, just like with Darren. I assumed they all went to school together. Taylor led the way with Trish under his arm, laughing and teasing her and I made idle chit chat with Jane and Darren as we hung back a little. Jane and Darren shared a class and had been partnered up for an assessment, which subsequently ended with Jane and Trish, Darren's girlfriend, meeting and becoming fast friends. We ended up at the basketball courts again and were met with a group of familiar faces. This was quickly becoming the place to be.
"Walters is on my team," I heard someone call out.
"Fine, we get Tay and Darren then," someone else called out. I looked for Taylor as I figured out who wanted me on their team. The skins team.
"Where's the love?" Taylor asked slowly, looking from me to the guy. " I thought we had something special when I was basically became your step dad that one fateful night?" he insulted in the best way he could... Implying he slept with someone else's mother.
"Screw you, Cadley," the guy grumbled, flipping him off.
"Walters doesn't want to play anyway," Taylor told him, brushing the insult away. "I'll play your team, Darren can play shirts." he looked at me knowingly and I returned my greatful glance as he walked past, ripping off his shirt and throwing it where I had put my backpack. Jogging off confidently onto the court.
"Hey dude." I was greeted by Jake as he sat down next to me, making me jump with fright.
"Hey!" I exclaimed, brightly and then realized I started doing the girly, excited bouncing in my seat and paying entirely to much attention to my crush and roommate and had to mentally kick myself up the butt. You're a dude, dude! "Uh, yeah. Hi..." I stammered like a moron.
"Sorry about last night if I did anything stupid," he apologized, frowning.
"No," I laughed. "Just drooled all over the foot of my bed when you passed out." I nudged him playfully and he gave himself a roguish grin.
"Yeah, I noticed that when I woke up... But yeah, just if anything uh, like, inappropriate was said. I was drunk out of my mind, I, uh, didn't know what I was saying," he mumbled looking nervous and distracted by his fidgeting hands.
"Uh... No...?" I replied and he nodded.
"Uh, yeah. Sweet. Cool. Okay." He stammered out, fast and then was gone before I could reply. Well. That was a new level of weird... I was pretending to be a boy, trust me. I knew weird.
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House, 3 Bedrooms + Convertible bed(s), 2 Baths, (Sleeps 8-10)
Pet Friendly Modern Beach House in South Rehoboth (Hickman Street) 2 Screened Porches, Fenced Yard, Outside shower are some of the additional amenities available.
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Reno Chinese Bakery "Honey Bakery"
Alert to Reno Chowhounds. I just visited a one week old chinese bakery located in the Keystone shopping center, near Sundance Bookstore. Various typical fruity and whipped creamy cakes, an assortment of buns. Looks very interesting!!!! I tried a tuna bun, (a baked bow kind of thing), not the best choice I think, but I am not discouraged. I'll be interested in further investigative reporting!
Barbara, did you happen to see if they had any of those little custard tarts? Have to check it out.
re: janetofreno
Hi Janet, yes, they do have those little egg tarts. I'll be interested in your evaluation!
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OK, went by around 10:30 this am. There seemed to be a steady stream of customers, a good sign. There were no egg tarts. I asked the counter lady, who spoke limited English, and was told "later." I don't know if that meant later today or later this year.....
But everything I DID get to try was delicious!! On the way to work I scarfed down a barbque pork bun. The bread casing was surprisingly sweet...but I think that works with pork, especially for "breakfast". The filling was tasty if a little deficient in quantity. I also had a "cocktail bun"...similar bread to the pork bun but with a coconut filling. Yum!! I finished the pigout with what they called a "wife's cake." Really, its more like a cookie: very flaky and buttery with a sesame filling. No calories in that thing, oh no....
I took a bunch of goodies to my office as well. They tried some almond cookies, a "dry pork bun", more barbque pork buns, and some pineapple buns. Everyone agreed that all were very tasty and most importantly, very fresh-tasting. One of my co-workers, a recent transplant to Reno and of Chinese heritage, came looking for me in my office to ask me where I had bought the goodies, and he made careful notes of the location. He said that his mother makes similar pork buns and that they were "almost as good as hers."
I stopped by and got four buns and a bag of cookies. The cookies were forgettable. The buns generally were pretty good. I liked the dough better than the filling. The dough tastes bakery fresh. Duh! But it's something you usually don't get when you order them in a restaurant.The picture is of the ham and corn bun. I also got the dry pork bun and the barbecue pork bun.The vanilla creme bun was just so-so probably.
They also have an extensive selection of tapioca drinks (bubble tea/pearl tea). I tried the #1 - ordinary milk tea - and it was just right. It's a great cool drink for the summer. The girl at the counter had me taste-test it to make sure it was sweet enough (it was).
I'm so glad they have a Chinese Bakery in Reno now, and a good one too! I'm a big fan of boba and Chinese baked goods so I was trilled to see it in the Keystone Shopping Center. I went in and got a Milk Bubble Tea ($3.00) and a egg custard ($0.80). The Milk Tea was perfect and the custard was warm and fresh tasting. They also make Chinese cakes, which are filled with fresh fruit, so I'm going to get my next birthday cake there.
Just tried this place for the first time, and found it very good overall. The curry chicken bun was very good, nice meat in the filling. BBQ pork bun was very good overall. Ham and corn roll was very good, I would have liked a bit higher ham:corn ratio, but was good enough I'll certainly get it again. I ordered a 'red bean and pineapple' bun, which was very tasty, but I didn't pick up any taste of pineapple in the filling, so perhaps I got red bean w/o pineapple by accident, if not, they need to ramp up the pineapple content. The above items were all things that were very good, I just had minor quibbles with a couple of them. My only real disappointment was the dry pork bun. The filling itself was good, as was the bread, but the filling was in such a thin ribbon on the inside of the oblong bun that the bread:filling ratio was way too high.
Overall, I was very impressed; the curry chicken bun was perhaps my favorite--a nice surprise I wasn't expecting (I knew from other reviews they'd have BBQ pork, etc.). As others have stated, the bread really had a good quality that you don't usually get.
re: clarence6ybr
Been to the bakery a few times now. The custard tarts are to die for..the crust is nice and flaky as it should be. The pork buns (char sieu bao) are just ok, like Janet said, the filling is kinda deficient. I'm used to the ones I can get in Oakland Chinatown that actually have about triple the amount of filling. The cakes are really good, nice and light with bright flavors. One important tip: You really need to try to eat your purchase that day, the next day the food really starts to dry out, with our lack of humidity here.
Has anybody tried the pork buns lately? I saw Johnathan's blog about the place and saw the pics of the pork buns. When some of us went when it first opened, the filling was a little on the light side (not much), but the latest pics seem to look like a better pork to bun ratio. More filling would definitly bring me back, I'll drive from Carson so I don't have to go to Sac.
re: MofCarson
I got one two weeks ago and it was nothing like that. I don't know how he got that one.
re: SteveTimko
Maybe I should print that picture and bring it in and say "I want one that looks like this!"
re: MofCarson
OK, I just went to the bakery on my way back from Truckee. I ordered one pork bun to try, hoping that the picture on the blog was true, (actually, why wouldn't it be?). Anyhow, my first bite into it revealed a much improved pork filling to bun ratio! Yes, it does look just like the picture. I asked if they had increased the portions, and was told yes they did. The reason given for the small amounts before, was that was al the meat they could fit on in the dough ball before baking. The solution found, was to let the dough rise an additional hour or so, so the dough would be larger and thus cover the filling. I think the process looks like meat on a pancake and then rolled up in a ball. Whatever the reason, I'm very happy to have a good source of local pork buns. I just had to pick up some of those custard tarts while I was there too!
I'm a little behind the curve on this post, but thought I'd put my 2 cents in. Popped into Honey Bakery a week or so ago and picked up a pork bun. There was an amazing array of bakery items and for someone not too familiar with a chinese bakery, I was a bit overwhelmed by the selection and went with the recommendation of the gal working the counter. It was sticky, warm, generously filled, and yummy! I'll definitely swing back by and sample another of their offerings.


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Jennifer Hudson, 'Modern Family's' Sarah Hyland Join 'Five' Sequel at Lifetime
UPDATED: "Five 2" will address mental illness and, like the first collection of shorts, be exec produced by Jennifer Aniston, Marta Kauffman, Kristin Hahn, Kevin Chinoy and Francesca Silvestri.
Lifetime is moving forward with a sequel to breast cancer anthology Five, signing on its first two actors.
Oscar winner Jennifer Hudson and Modern Family co-star Sarah Hyland have joined the sequel, tentatively titled Five 2, The Hollywood Reporter has learned, with Bonnie Hunt on board to direct one of the shorts. Melissa Leo and Octavia Spencer have also joined the cast with Laura Dern also taking on directing one of the shorts.
Like its first breast cancer-themed installment, Five will feature five short films featuring A-list talent both in front and behind the camera. The sequel will address mental illness.
Jennifer Aniston, Marta Kauffman, Kristin Hahn, Kevin Chioyand Francesca Silvestri will return to executive produce Five 2, which will again be produced by Sony Pictures Television, Echo Films and Freestyle Picture Co.
The first installment starred Patricia Clarkson, Ginnifer Goodwin, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Josh Holloway and Jennifer Morrison, among others, with directors including Patty Jenkins, Aniston, Alicia Keys and Demi Moore.
The two-hour October 2011 telecast averaged just 1.3 million total viewers but was widely considered a prestige play for the female-skewing cable network.
Hudson, who next appears on the second season of NBC's Smash, is repped by CAA and Abrams Garfinkel; Hyland is with WME and Ginsburg Daniels.
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