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Chinese seafood for only 2 people?
Reading descriptions on this board of adventures in Chinese seafood and banquets have made me extremely covetous. But all those joyful posts seem to detail meals for groups of at least 4, and often more.... are there places where ordering for only two people makes sense? I guess I am asking for any picks where we can have a great time eating exiquisite Chinese seafood dishes (and some veggies) without going overboard on the family style. My range is anywhere from Santa Monica to the SGV, and probably the Valley too.
I don't see any problem in going to any of the restaurants. Yes, you won't be able to order a 4 pound lobster but there are plenty of other seafood choices.
There should be no problem for two at any Chinese seafood restaurant. It's just that you'll be able to order fewer dishes and have more food to take home. Just beware: wedding banquets usually take place on Saturday or Sunday night, so it may be difficult to grab dinner at the more popular wedding banquet locations at those times.
Pretty much any steamed fish dishes or shrimp by the pound will be OK for 2 people.
We have 3 people and we still order the 3-4 pound lobster. Still good as leftovers. Plus I don't think they ever look at you strange for ordering a bit too much and taking the leftovers home.
The one seafood item we didn't tackle are those gigantic 6+ pound crab. That's way too much...
re: notmartha
My wife and I tackled an 8lb King Crab last night. It was awesome. The leftovers were great for lunch today.
re: jkao1817
Hats off to you then! We had 3 people (2 adults, 1 child), and tackled a 2.5 lb salt & pepper fried Dungeness crab. At the end of two pieces I have to throw in the towel.
You're going to be hard-pressed to enjoy the full panoply of seafood offerings if it's just 2 people.
I would suggest trying dim sum at one of the more upscale locales. You won't get to order any of the live seafood items (e.g. steamed fish, prawns, crab, etc.), but you'll definitely be able to sample a variety of seafood items.
For example, at Sea Harbour in Rosemead I've had abalone, sea cucumber, squid, stir-fried giant clam, fish maw, etc.
You could probably get a similar experience at Triumphal Palace, New Concept or the Kitchen.
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Depending on the size of crab, you could also get one order of whole crab. I've done this on numerous occasions as part of a 2 person meal. My mom and I can pretty much polish of a 1 to 2 lb crab in a sitting, with a noodle dish on the side or something. Of course, you can also order more than enough to stock the fridge =)
re: notmartha
definitely dungeness... and I prefer the garlic s&p prep (if leftovers, then the crispy bits end up on steamed rice or something at home).
only two people is just that. The idea of more than three dishes is absurd with only two people unless you are buying food for leftovers as well.
I'd say go to MPV seafood on Garfield in Alhambra (almost at valley). It's like an aquarium. Pick one live fish like a sheepshead or a grouper or someother fish. have it steamed and served either with ginger and scallions or with black bean sauce. Ask the server for the rec depending on the fish.
order one vegetable dish with it. Steamed rice. You are only two people. you are done. OR if you aren't concerned about live fish - you can order live shrimp to order - cooked in the kitchen, simple with salt is best i think, and a pre-cut flounder or sole or other fish, or a scallop dish -live/fresh cooked scallops are the best, and one vegetable dish, steamed rice, done again.
whole fish is usually banquet food rather than date night at a chinese seafood house.
re: Jerome
"whole fish is usually banquet food rather than date night at a chinese seafood house."
Really? I routinely get whole live fish (and other live seafood) items when dining out with the family, and see others do it all the time as well. Usually group of 4 or more.
But yes, typically banquet menus will often offer live steamed fish.
re: ipsedixit
four or more
not two
i guess a banquet is four or more and then we agree <g>
butfor four, wouldn't two whole live fish be too much? It's like ordering the pork shank/pump at a huaiyang restaurant. you have to have at least 6 people - otherwise there's too much and too much, in fact, of one thing.
re: ipsedixit
I order whole steamed fish in cantonese restaurants a lot. Most of them are around 1.5 lb range and with the heads and bones, are quite managerable for 2 people.
If the OP is wary of seeing fish head/tail, I will recommend a stir fried dish with sliced fish. That's managerable and still quite good.
I wouldn't order a lot of stuff that aren't good for leftovers. For instance, I don't think fried stuff are good next day generally, and neither are clams. But things like stir fried beef, chicken, veggies are quite OK reheated - assuming you will eat leftovers.
I deliberately order twice the amount needed in some restaurants so I can have more variety, and also I can get at least 2 days of leftovers for lunch. Even leftover reheated chinese food tastes better than the crap my local cafeteria served.
Lastly, I will modify the game plan above by substitute something like a meat dish that's stir fried with veggies. Then you can get a more well rounded meal.
re: notmartha
If having the head or tail are objectionable, one can always ask the kitchen to remove them. It'll take them about five seconds to do that.
re: raytamsgv
Good thought, but bad luck for chinese. ;)
Hop Li in West La you can dine for 2, though the more the merrier I think (more dishes to share).
How about a lobster and fish for less than $20???
Go to May Flower in LA Chinatown and you can get their House Special Lobster for $12.99. One pound lobster stir fried with chili, onions and garlic. They have a fried flounder for like $3.99 which everyone orders. Also order a vegetable and your out of there for less than $25 including tax and tip.
I see two people eating that combination all the time.
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re: Sgee
You've got to be joking.
Last time I checked, the geoduck comes in at least 3 lbs, and lobsters are between 3-4 lbs.
Live abalone is like $75? Plus it's an acquired taste, so I wouldn't recommend for those who just try cantonese seafood for the first time.
The only ones that are consumable by 2 people at one seating are the shrimp, clams, fish, and maybe the crab (as long as it's small).
re: notmartha
to be fair. i went to mpv seafood with a friend and we ordered up geoduck sashimi. yep, it is >3 lbs but the sashimi is quite manageable and the non-sashimi quality portions were turned into soup....which i might add, was simply delicious.
we also had a fish and meat dish that evening and finished 85-90% of the food.
re: wilafur
Must have quite an appetite! Don't know that they serve geoduck in soup. Usually we had them stir fried. I guess they must quickly poached it, or it will probably start to resemble rubber bands.
re: notmartha
Most geoduck (or giant clams) are eaten in hot pots or stews. If not, then raw as sashimi.
But, you're right. Stir-frying them really brings out their natural earthy-sweetness, esp. if done properly with high-heat in a well seasoned wok (and a couple quick flips of the wrist).
re: notmartha
yep, i can eat. =)
stir frying geoduck is definitely delicious. however, it was a cold evening and soup sounded so good.
re: wilafur
Sounds good.
re: notmartha
I can usually find a lobster under 2 lbs.
re: notmartha
Done it before myself, you can always insist on smaller sized lobsters or crabs or geoduck. Most of what you're paying for is the shell anyway. Each time I've gone with my wife, the restaurants have been very accomodative in ensuring that portions are as manageable as possible.
Additionally hardly consider the taste of abalone unique, unless you're not fond of shellfish.
The poster did ask for 'exquisite'. Exquisite and cheap tend not to go hand in hand.


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- tulseluper Aug 24, 2007 09:57 AM
Hi folks - I'll soon be taking a lovely VEGAN around Boston. Can you please recommend a good place for vegan fare? I'm looking for atmosphere as well as decent veg-friendly selection... I think the ideal would be a place with ALL or MOST vegetarian items on the menu, so that she doesn't have to settle for the 'mixed vegetable plate of the day', but I have no idea where that could be. Expense is not a consideration, but T-accesibility is. Boston, Cambridge, Somerville, or Allston/Brighton would be ideal.
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Please DON'T take your friend to Grasshopper. Incredibly mediocre asian-vegan. I wish I had a better suggestion, but Boston is severely lacking in this category. I believe that OM in Cambridge has some choices, but I've not been there, myself (meaning to go......if you do, please report back!).
re: Science Chick
Yeah, Grasshopper isn't quite what I had in mind... the food is so-so/greezy, the service terse, and it has the a distinctly dingy ambience. I'm looking for a DATE NITE spot where a vegan will feel comfortable and welcome. I'd like choosing the meal to be easy. Don't vegans go out for nice dinners? I wish I knew some to ask, but I don't...
I'm heard about OM doing something vegan, but only in passing. Anyone know about it?
Among slim pickings, I think Ethiopian and Eritrean are among your better vegan restaurant options. Consider Addis Red Sea (South End or Porter Square), Fasika (near Sullivan Square), and Asmara (Central Square).
Elephant Walk (www.elephantwalk.com) is a very small local chain of French/Cambodian restaurants (I think 3 restaurants total). They have a vegan section of the menu with several options. There are locations in Boston (near Kenmore Sq./Brookline border - Saint Mary's T-stop on C-line) and Cambridge (Porter Sq.). I have been there a few times and generally like the atmosphere, food and service.
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My oldest daughter is a vegan and she loved Elephant Walk so much when I took her last month that I got her a gift certificate so she could go back with her boyfriend. We went to the one in Cambridge. She was particualrly happy with a cold avacado soup. It was a lovely place. Good drinks, wine by the glass and food for non vegans. I would say that our only disappointment was the desserts. She could only have the sorbet. It was good sorbet, but I think it would be great if they could offer a vegan friendly dessert.
Buddah's Delight in Chinatown or Veggie Planet are the only two edible vegan/veggie-only restaurants. Grasshopper is dreadful.
Shabu-Zen has a vegetarian option which I can't see as having anything objectionable for a vegan. Just be sure to ask for the vegetarian broth when you order because they default to broth not suitable for vegans.
I'll second the Ethiopian options MC Slim JB suggested, suggest that Grasshopper is nothing to write home about (and neither is Masao's Kitchen in Waltham), and that Buddha's Delight in Chinatown is barely a step up from there.
The Elephant Walk is a great suggestion, since the food and atmosphere is lovely, and they're very accomodating with their special menus. Upstairs on The Square (in Harvard Square, Cambridge) isn't normally vegetarian, but they're doing a special 4-course "Harvest Vegan Dinner" on Wednesday, September 19 @ 6:30. Their regular vegetarian tasting menu is good and creative, and the decor there is really fun, so it might be a good bet if the timing works out!
Upstairs On the Square
91 Winthrop Street, Cambridge, MA 02138
This may not be exactly what you're after, but Oleana has a vegetarian tasting menu (5 courses and dessert, $40) that is inventive and mind-bogglingly good. It is definitley not a consolation-prize-type choice. The chef Ana and her husband Chris own the local Siena Farms, and nearly all their vegs come from their own land. If you tell the hostess when you make your resv that you'll be getting the tasting menu, but need it to be vegan, they absolutley can do that for you. The atmosphere is excellent, and it's definitely a place you can show off to visitors.
It's an equal walk from Kendall or Central T stops, I'd guess.
134 Hampshire St., Cambridge, MA 02139
I discovered that Citysearch has a Vegan section. There is an interesting looking restaurant just 11 miles outside of Boston called the Elephant Walk. It boasts a large vegetarian section and the style of cuisine is Cambodian-French. It seems a bit on the pricey side, but if the food is good as the rave reviews say it is, I think you may be in for a treat. Thier contact info is the following: 663 Main St Waltham, MA 02451 Phone: (781) 899-2244 I will mention that one reviewer had a very bad experience here, so just incase, here's an alternative: The Organic Garden Cafe. It got one really good review; the menu is entirely vegan/vegetarian and its cheeper. Thier contact info is 294 Cabot St Beverly, MA 01915 Phone: (978) 922-0004
I hope that helps. Have fun! :-)
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Just so you know, Karamoon, the Elephant walk has a few branches including the ones mentioned by LauraB above. The one in Cambridge is right in the geographic zone and public transport accessibility requested. In addition, the food is quite good though not great, although it's been a couple of years since I ate there last.
Both Waltham and Beverly are likely way too far out of the way for our original poster.
re: tulseluper
Probably best to call and make sure that there is a vegan option, not just veggie. Hate to have expectations high and then not be able to eat there.
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Hey there- I'm a vegetarian, so I can eat a few more items than your vegan date, but I can vouch that the Elephant Walk does have vegan dishes and they are delish! For date-night type dining, I can also second the OM recommendation. I went two weeks ago and wow, I never thought I'd say this phrase- but that chef can work wonders with Tofu!!! I highly highly suggest OM for the food, although the attitude can be a bit 'I'm trying to be so chic and hip'. If you and your date are also looking for cool cocktails, they have funky aroma-therapy drinks and a decent wine list, too.
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I will chip in that a tofu entree was easily the best thing I've sampled at OM.
re: mipiace
I didn't know about Om Restaurant - I'm glad you mentioned it! The atmosphere looks really, really nice, too.
Both my daughters were vegan for many years (they've added cheese, milk & eggs to their diets now), so I learned how to craft all sorts of dishes from tofu. Personally, I think it's an amazingly versatile food - most people in Western culture either don't eat it, or, if they do, they don't touch upon the range of flavors in tofu (actually, because of its blandness, it picks up whatever flavor one adds to it.)
I love working with it (and eating it) - I'm starting culinary school in Sept., & I hope to be able to offer that (and other tasty vegan options) to others in the future.
re: tulseluper
Well, there's always the option of a second date with the lovely Boston vegan, I hope, and it's great you've done the research here. So, you can pick one and try another the next time. Soon you'll be giving vegans advice based on your experiences. Let us know how the meal is. Good luck.
We gave my vegan daughter and her vegan boyfriend a gift certificate to Helmand in Cambridge (right near the Lechmere T-stop) and they loved it. Nice atmosphere, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality of food and service. We non-vegans always leave there ha
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i agree. both rialto and l'espalier do vegetarian tasting menus. if you called with a day's notice they could knock your socks off with vegan.


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EDINBURG - The Hidalgo County District Attorney's Office will launch an investigation into allegations of voter fraud in recent elections.
Agents with the Federal Bureau of Investigation recently arrested three Hidalgo County women accused of paying for votes in the 2012 General Election. Federal officials said the women affected the outcome of some elections.
"In South Texas, the people that have influence over the elderly, nursing homes and adult day care centers ... they now have taken it one step higher," Hidalgo County District Attorney Rene Guerra said.
Guerra, himself an elected official, said he will not let politics get in the way of the investigation.
Guerra said politiqueras charge candidates thousands of dollars in exchange for hundreds of votes.
"A candidate who is desperate and is spending a lot of money doesn't care. The person who doesn't work that kind of campaign does care and doesn't hire those kinds of people," Guerra said.
The politiquera problem is widespread in the Rio Grande Valley, officials said. They said similar schemes operate nationwide.
Officials said politiqueras work for a candidate and solicit votes for that person. It becomes illegal when they trade anything in exchange for that vote.
Federal agents said the three women they arrested traded cash and food for votes. One of the women is accused of giving people rides to drug houses in exchange for votes.
Guerra said politiqueras also cross the line when they go to the polling location.
"The criminal aspect that I'm looking at, and I'm sure that we will conduct some investigations in the future, is that where the people are going into the polling place and making sure that that person is paid and votes the right way for the person who hired the politiquera," he said.
"We had, in past campaigns, people assist 700 (voters)," Guerra said.
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Magic Shop has a sort of Nostalgia in the park that I like to see every time I like to go to Disneyland
Are there any places in Disneyland to get crystal souvenirs or has the vendor left? Was there just one vendor supplying all the shops?
They do sell crystal in the park still- at the crystal store on Main Street, and the one in New Orleans Square, back past Blue Bayou. I don't know if they sell the crystal cubes with pictures inside them, though.
Aha, the one item I was hoping for. Of course....
At WDW, I bought crystal souvenirs with pictures in them, in the shop near Space Mountain. I'm sure you will see some on display sooner or later if you go into enough shops at DL.
Back to the topic of this thread...anyone have any info about the new Lincoln show? How is that project advancing?
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Mr. Lincoln is supposed to reopen around mid December.
The magic shop in Fantasyland closed long ago and a Christmas shop, in the 1990's was the Villains' Lair, and in 2004 was the Castle Heraldry Shoppe.
That shop became Wishing Star Magic Crystals. Before that it was a custom doll and clock shop. I remember them dolls. Never got back to buy one.
Geppetto's holiday Workshop formerly Geppetto's Toy Workshop
Apparently the vendor, Crystal Magic pulled out of DLR and their items were pulled from DCA, World of Disney and the crystal shop.
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i will be there on june 30th, the last day
I've got some fairly good news.
The Magic Shop will remain open for the time being, and is no longer scheduled to close at the end of this month. From what I'm being told, the plan is to let the shop remain open, selling whatever it has left and hope that in the meantime a proper solution can be found.
No word yet on what kind of merchandise will fill the shelves as the magic tricks and toys run out.
Main Street Magic Shop - Temporary closure
Details: The Main Street Magic Shop will temporarily close and be without magic tricks and gifts while Disneyland finds a replacement vendor.
Project Status: Magic Shop originally planned to close at the end of June 2009, but now will remain open, despite depleting stock.
^Oh, good. I hope they come up with something.
Good news regarding the Magic Shop. Thanks for the update Andy.
Are the walls down today in Tomorrowland around the marble and the new planters? I am really happy they have put some trees in. Shade is always good and I think the visual obstructions will also be helpful in that part of the land.
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Yep, the old Cosmic Waves area reopened today with new planters filled with trees and other edible plants. The photo above was originally posted by @MouseTimes on Twitter, and the Dateline Disneyland Twitter (@DatelineDisney) re-Tweeted it.
I updated the Cosmic Waves entry on the OP and sent it to the gray zone of completed Tomorrowland projects.
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It looks great! I am happy to see that spot got some much need shade.


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AE: So will the original actors be in it?
DD: Well yes, the original actors will be in it, but the sequel is not meant to simply follow those two characters, though they will be in it. There are going to be others in it. It's going to have an organic branching out into the era and geographical location in which it's going to be set.
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DD: No, it's not going to be Nevada; it's going to be elsewhere.
AE: New York?
DD: Yes.
AE: It's going to be in New York in the '60s? Seventies?
DD: Well, you're getting close. It's going to be late '60s, early '70s.
AE: That's an exciting time.
DD: And that's why I'm doing that. That's exactly why I'm doing that.
AE: Great. Do you have any sort of idea when you'll be finished with the screenplay?
DD: I think my screenplay will be done by the end of the summer.
AE: Before you did Desert Hearts, you did a lot of very creative fundraising. How are things now for getting money to make a lesbian film? Is it better?
DD: Well, I think for me it shouldn't be too difficult to get the money for this movie. That's my perception, because — I mean, here I have this movie that is 21 years old, OK? And when the rights reverted back to me, I had several companies that wanted to buy it. Right there, that's unusual.
And then, here we are, it's May the 12th, and it's in pre-sales at Wolfe Video's website. It's already climbed up to number one. And it's not delivering until June the 5th, and it's moving at Amazon. So I think because the film has done well all these years … I should be able to get the financing for the film for the sequel, and people have already approached me about it.
So I don't think I will be on that grueling [laughs] fundraising circuit again. That was tough, that was very hard, because it went on for … two years, and I don't think it's what I'm best suited for even though I did manage to raise it. It wasn't the part I most enjoyed, and I think others are better at that than I am, but I think I won't have any trouble getting the financing for the sequel.
AE: Obviously Desert Hearts became a huge touchstone for a whole generation of women. Are there any recent lesbian films or films about lesbians that you can see having that kind of appeal to a younger generation these days?
DD: I'm probably the wrong person to ask about other people's movies, 'cause I think that's the job of a critic, so that's hard for me to comment on.
AE: That's interesting that you say that, because I remember reading an article in the LA Times in which they asked you whether you thought a gay director, rather than a straight one, would have a different perspective on directing a film like Desert Hearts rather than a straight one, and I think you said a similar thing, like that wasn't your realm of expertise.
DD: I think what I said was — cause people do ask that, and they also ask the question, "Is it different being a woman director than a man?" And it's like, well, how would I know? I mean, I don't really know.
First of all, directors typically have very little contact with each other. Directors have a lot of contact with everybody — actors, writers, cinematographers, editors, producers, everybody but other directors. And the only time that you are really in contact with another director is on series television: You might be prepping and somebody else is shooting. But other than that, it's very rare to be on a set with another director.
When people say, "Well what's it like being a woman director?" You know what, I don't know what it's like being a man director. I don't even know what it's like being a man! And in the same way, you know, is it different being a straight director, well, I don't know. I'm not straight. So it's hard for me to know.
AE: Did you ever do a coming-out interview?
DD: I don't know if I did or not.
AE: Was it always something you were just comfortable talking about?
DD: Yeah, I mean, I was out from the beginning.
AE: Did you get asked about your sexual orientation a lot when you were being interviewed at that time that Desert Hearts was originally released?
DD: Desert Hearts crossed over really well between straight and gay and lesbian audiences. There was always a mixture in the theater, and … I had a tremendous amount of straight, establishment press. And I think that in all the gay press … they just spoke about me as a lesbian director. And in the straight press … they didn't seem to address that. I think they assumed I was, but they didn't write about that much, but the gay and lesbian press just spoke about me that way. It was normal.


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So I'll see after 30 days.
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Martin, a young man doing his military service, has to face his first confrontation with a crucial dilemma: a military shooting range has been installed on the common grazing grounds of the village. When a sheep is shot dead, the farmers take legal action against the Ministry of Defence. Martin is ... Read more


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