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Each year, the Poverello Center in Wilton Manors, Fla., organizes a "Turkey Hunt" fundraiser intended to provide Thanksgiving dinners to the families of HIV/AIDS patients. The center supports these same families throughout the year with the proceeds from sales through their thrift stores. According to Fundraising Director Jim O'Hay, the center assists between 2,000 and 3,000 families per month.
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Patapsco Valley State Park - Daniels Area
This largely undeveloped area of Patapsco is enjoyed by paddlers, anglers and hikers. Once a bustling mill town, hikers will find little treasures of the past as they walk along trails on either side of the river. The Daniels Area can be accessed off of Daniels Avenue, and also from Alberton Road (trail access only in this area). This area has the Daniels Dam with a display on fish spawning activity in the river and how the fish ladder works. Anglers will enjoy fishing above and below the dam for small mouth bass year round, and in the spring for Rainbow and Brown Trout which are stocked in this put and take fishing area along the Patapsco.
Paddlers can enjoy this section of the Patapsco year-round. Water is backed up behind the dam to provide about 2 miles of flat water even during low water conditions and when the river is running high paddlers can travel from Woodstock Road (Rt. 125) to the Daniels area, approximately 4.7 river miles. The Daniels area has a canoe put-in/take-out just above the Dam. This is the perfect section of the park for a quiet afternoon walk or a morning paddle as the mist floats just above the river's glassy surface. Anglers can step from their vehicle and cast their line in the swift waters below the dam in minutes or paddle upstream and float down river doing some laid back fishing along the way.
Daniels Area Trail Map
A new map of the trails at Patapsco Valley State Park's Daniels area can be downloaded for free from this website. Please make sure to read the printing instructions and information for how to download the file to cell phones. The map is in a PDF format that requires Adobe Reader. To get the free Adobe Reader go to Adobe.com.
- "Click" here to view the Patapsco Valley State Park Trail Map of the Daniels area
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Daniels Area Amenities
There is a single trail in the Daniels area that follows the river upstream.
There are two miles of flatwater that is backed up behind the Daniels Dam. You can paddle upstream year around in this area. Paddle your canoe or kayak and enjoy your lunch on rocks at the headwaters of the Patapsco. View abundant Great Blue Heron, kingfishers, and beaver activity, or bring along your fishing rod. A soft launch is available.
The Daniels Dam has a fish passage and accompanying exhibit. Fishing is open in the area above and below the dam. Like all other dams on the Patapsco activity is prohibited within 300 feet of the dam.
Unguarded swimming is open on all areas of the river unless posted otherwise. The area within 300 feet above and 300 feet below the dam is not open for swimming. Swimming is at your own risk, and as with all areas of the river, swimmers should be cautious of swift currents, and sharp stones along the river bottom.
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Pets are permitted throughout the Daniels Area. Pets must be on a leash at all times. Please clean up after your pet.
Directions from Hollofield to the Daniels Area:
Take Route 40 West to the second light which is Rogers Avenue. Turn Right. Follow Rogers Avenue to Old Frederick Road. Turn right. Then turn left onto Daniels Road.
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I was dismayed to hear that (the Board of Telluride's Wilkinson Library is) going to close the library on Sundays. I understand the need to meet budgetary shortfalls, however, closing on Sundays is an insult to those of us who work and may not be able to come to the library on weekdays. Opening earlier on weekdays – during typical workday hours – does not serve the community, certainly not those of us who must work.
I urge you to reconsider this pennywise/pound foolish solution, especially without obtaining input from those you serve. Were there any other strategies considered? This community is filled with creative individuals and my guess is there are other possibilities that would enable the library to meet its budget goals and serve the needs of your patrons. This community has been incredibly supportive of the library district.
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They edited the scene and obviously got fake blood to continue with the intensity of it.
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Valparaiso redshirt freshman Jake Hutson (Blanchard, Mich./Montabella) shared Pioneer Football League Offensive Player of the Week honors after putting together one of the top offensive performances in program history in the Crusaders' 41-21 win at Campbell.
Huston posted the second-highest rushing total in a single game in Crusader history, carrying 28 times for 248 yards while also adding three receptions for 52 yards. 159 of Hutson's rushing yards and all three of his touchdowns came in the second half, helping to rally Valpo from a 21-13 halftime deficit and giving it a 34-21 lead.
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Rustic radish soup
Author Notes: Wanting to use all of the radish with this recipe, utilize the greens as well to add to the broth. Whether you leave the skin on or off the potato is your choice. I am also suggesting the option of adding one anchovy fillet for depth of flavor. As an optional garnish, serve with a raw radish rosette. For a cool late summer or early fall evening, this soup offers a rustic velvety, warm touch. - Sagegreen - Sagegreen
Food52 Review: This soup makes good use of both the radishes and their greens. The smooth, velvety soup is dotted with little bits of tender radish. A gentle simmer tames the radishes' fire for a great, creamy soup. – Stephanie - A&M
Serves 4-6
- 1 bunch radishes including their greens
- 2 tablespoons unsalted high grade butter
- 1 large red onion, chopped
- 1 large leek, sliced
- 4 perfect small potatoes (russet or yukon), cut into eighths
- 1 small achovy, packed in oil and chopped
- 1/4 cup flat leaf parsley
- pinch of sea salt to taste, with a pinch of Maldon salt flakes for finish
- pink or black fresh milled peppercorns, to taste
- 3/4 cups light cream or half and half
- filtered water
- flat leaf parsley and fresh radish rosettes for optional garnish
- As soon as you get home, remove the leafy greens from your radishes. Wash them thoroughly and use them in this recipe well before they begin to turn ugly and useless. Saute the chopped onion and leek in butter in a Dutch oven or braising pot.
- Add the potatoes (peeled or not) and optional chopped anchovy. Cover with filtered water (@1 inch above contents); add salt and pepper to taste. Bring to a simmer and cook until potatoes are completely soft (@30-35 minutes).
- Add the fresh radish greens and chopped parsley. Simmer about 5 minutes. Let cool a bit and puree using an immersion blender or transfer to a blender/food processor.
- Return to pot, if you have transferred to process. Bring back to a simmer. Finely chop about 1/2-3/4 cup of the fresh radishes and sprinkle with salt. Add these to the pot and cook until tender. Cut some additional raw radishes as rosettes and place in ice water in fridge for an optional garnish later if you like, either in the soup or alongside in a salad.
- Stir the cream in to the pot, warm, but do not boil. Serve with an optional garnish of chopped parsley with a radish rosette, finishing salt and pepper to taste, and a toasted and buttered slice of artisan bread.
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Comments (22) Questions (1)
11 months ago KatieM
Great Soup! If you like potato leek than this is a no brainer. Thanks for a creative way to use the WHOLE RADISH!
11 months ago Sagegreen
Thanks! I'm so glad you enjoyed this.
almost 2 years ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
There you are, so happy to see this recipe. Love the use of the radish greens, I think they are too often forgotten. Lovely soup!
almost 2 years ago Sagegreen
Thanks, sdebrango!
almost 2 years ago Connie Perks
I was just about to Google search recipe ideas/nutritional value to see if I could find some use for this abundance of radish greens...other than an impromptu bouquet filler or piggie slop fodder. Thanks, Food52, for the timely article!
about 2 years ago Picholine
I was looking for a recipe to use my very fresh and beautiful radish greens and I found it right here. I didn't add the anchovy because I didn't have any. I didn't add the cream because it was not necessary, the soup was fantastic! Thank you!
about 2 years ago Sagegreen
Thanks so much for trying this and letting me know, Picholine!
over 2 years ago Niknud
Love the addition of anchovies - it always adds a little subtle something that can make dishes so much better. My radish greens from the grocer always look so sad - I may substitute watercress instead. Objections?
over 2 years ago Sagegreen
What a lovely idea! Please report back. Thank you, Niknud.
over 2 years ago wssmom
I'm with you Niknud, the radish greens around here are pretty sad looking. Watercess sounds intriguing as a substiute!
over 2 years ago
Suzanne is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Love this!
over 2 years ago Sagegreen
Thanks, s!
over 3 years ago
pierino is a trusted source on General Cooking and Tough Love.
Wow! I was thinking along these line myself. This sounds wonderful. Glad to see that you use the tops. Too often they are wasted! I'd be tempted to use a really clear chicken broth instead, but nevertheless, great!
over 3 years ago Sagegreen
Thanks. Chicken broth would work well, too. I was keeping this version vegetarian. You can have it cool, too.
over 3 years ago TheWimpyVegetarian
This looks delicious!! And I really like that you used the radish greens too. They're wonderful and often ignored.
over 3 years ago Sagegreen
over 3 years ago pauljoseph
Thank you for sharing this excellent soup recipe
over 3 years ago Sagegreen
Thank you. I like not wasting the radish greens!
over 3 years ago adamnsvetcooking
This would be a good soup for a cold day !
over 3 years ago Sagegreen
Thanks! It just got hot here again though and I have a whole pot of it!
over 3 years ago
Barbara is a trusted source on General Cooking.
I love greens of all types--clever recipe!
over 3 years ago Sagegreen
Many thanks! This one is best warm, not cold.


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Susceptibility to High Altitude Pulmonary Edema in Subjects With Increased Hypoxic Pulmonary Vasoconstriction
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It has been shown, that subjects susceptible to high altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE)are characterized by an abnormal increase of pulmonary artery pressure at rest in hypoxia and during exercise in normoxia. This abnormal rise of pulmonary artery pressure has also been observed in about 10 % of otherwise healthy subjects without prior altitude exposure. The aim of the study is to investigate the susceptibility to HAPE in unacclimatized subjects with abnormal increase of pulmonary artery pressure at rest in hypoxia and during exercise in normoxia after rapid ascent to high altitude (4559 m).
High Altitude Pulmonary Edema
Other: Altitude Exposure:
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Basic Science
|Official Title:
|Susceptibility to High Altitude Pulmonary Edema in Subjects With Increased Pulmonary Artery Pressure During Exercise in Normoxia and at Rest in Hypoxia
Resource links provided by NLM:
MedlinePlus related topics: Edema Exercise and Physical Fitness
Genetic and Rare Diseases Information Center resources: Acute Mountain Sickness Pulmonary Edema of MountaineersU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Heidelberg University:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Frequency of HAPE after rapid ascent to 4559 m [ Time Frame: during the 48 h stay at altitude ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Time course of pulmonary artery pressure [ Time Frame: during the 48 h stay at altitude ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
- Assessment of right ventricular function by echocardiography [ Time Frame: during the 48 h stay at altitude ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]
|Study Start Date:
|June 2007
|Study Completion Date:
|July 2011
|Primary Completion Date:
|December 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: 1
high altitude exposure without prior acclimatization
Other: Altitude Exposure:
rapid ascent to Margherita Hut (4559 m) within 24 h
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|18 Years to 50 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- abnormal increase of pulmonary artery pressure at rest in hypoxia and during exercise in normoxia
- ability to climb Margherita Hut
Exclusion Criteria:
- Birth at or above 1500 m altitude
- any cardiovascular or pulmonary disease
- Infection disease
- Intake of drugs, in particular Acetazolamide, Nifedipine, corticosteroids or PDE-5-inhibitors.
- Pregnancy
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Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00559442
|Sports Medicine, University Hospital
|Heidelberg, Germany, 69120
Sponsors and Collaborators
Heidelberg University
|Principal Investigator:
|Christoph Dehnert, MD
|University Hospital Heidelberg
|Principal Investigator:
|Ekkehard Grünig, MD
|University Hospital Heidelberg
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|Responsible Party:
|Internal Medicine VII, Sports Medicine, Medical Clinic, University Hospital of Heidelberg
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00559442 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
|Study First Received:
|November 15, 2007
|Last Updated:
|September 5, 2013
|Health Authority:
|Germany: Ethics Commission
Keywords provided by Heidelberg University:
high altitude pulmonary edema
hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction
right ventricular function
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Disease Susceptibility
Pulmonary Edema
Altitude Sickness
Hypertension, Pulmonary
Disease Attributes
Pathologic Processes
Signs and Symptoms
Lung Diseases
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Respiration Disorders
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It is normally hard to pry me away from my Thai standby - phad kee mao - but the curries at Buddha Ruksa can usually make a compelling case.
Fabulous Thai food! – Always consistent. When calling in an order on our way home from work, they are accurate in letting us know the timing of when our take out order will be ready. They run a tight very busy take-out service that seems to work like clockwork. Whether it be sitting in for lunch or dinner or take-out, I've never been disappointed. My husband loves the Forest Curry & I'm a Curried Rice & Larb Gai fan!
GONE WAY DOWN HILL – We used to always order the crab fried rice to go. The last 3 times we ordered it, we'd get all the way home and there'd be NO CRAB in the rice at all - and hello, at $15 it ain't cheap. When this first happened I let it pass, the second time, I called to ask them why they gave us FIFTEEN DOLLARS worth of rice with no crab in it. It litterally had about 1 teaspoon in it, when it used to have easily 1/2 cup. The woman on the phone haggled with me and said she'd give us a credit for another one later, but it would have the same amount of crab in it as the one we had gotten which was nil. Sure enough the next time we got it, it had nothing in it. I feel like when you get take out at places they take advantage of the fact that you're going to be all the way home before you open the tied bags and find your surprise that you've been taken for a ride and charged exhorbedent prices for a bowl of rice with nothing in it. And then they have the audacity to give you attitude and tell you next time you'll also get no meat in your food. If you pay attention since the economy tanked you're getting less and less meat in your asian food dishes. Well, we aren't going for this behaviour at all, and I'm not afraid to let everyone else know the bad treatment you get. So, no more money from us RUKSA. you screwed yourself.
Get the Crispy Garlic Chicken! – The Crispy Garlic Chicken is amazing. We had a party of 9 or so and ordered 4 or 5 of these and I could haven eaten two of them by myself. I couldn't get enough of it. So good. I don't usually feel that way about chicken. Chocolate, maybe. But chicken! I'm salivating just writing this.
Consistently good Thai and good friendly service – Definately the place to take visiting from out of town- that love Thai food. We love the Crispy Garlic Chicken two star! I also like the Black Bean beef with a few added ingredients( Broccoli and tomatoes) try it it's awesome. Quick take out for the times you don't feel like eating in. I think Buddha Ruksa is the best for the $ and Thai experience. We are lucky we live so close.
Delicious, Cool Place, Ample Parking on Street – The food here is really good and so is the service. It is a small place, but it is well decorated and well laid-out. I tried the Garlic Chicken everyone talks about. It is extremly good. It is stir fried grilled chicken, as opposed to deep fried chicken. I prefer this because it is healthier and less greasy, but also because it has a better flavor (in my opinion). The crispyness comes from the garlic being blackened onto the chicken. It's fantastic. I will be returning to try some of the other entrees.
Best Thai food I have ever had – I wasn't a big fan of the crispy garlic chicken until I ordered it spicy. WOW, what a difference. Eveything I have ordered on the menu is great but, I really love the monthly specials. It keeps me coming back. Look for the lettuce wraps - yum! They also have the biggest wine menu I have ever seen for a Thai place.
Best Thai Food in all of Seattle – My wife and I went to Buddha Ruksa for the first time and it won't be the last !!! We have tried the rest, but Buddha Ruksa is the best !!! We have been looking for the best Thai restaurant in West Seattle and finally found it. We were there on a Saturday night at about 7pm, and it was very busy. It only took us about a half an hour to get our table. They do a lot of take out.
We started off with soup, Tom Kha, which was the best we've ever had. Then for the main entre's we had Crispy Garlic Chicken and Chicken Phai Thai which were both out of this world. The Crispy Garlic Chicken, you will never find anything like it but there. The Phai Thai wasn't gooey or too dry, just right.
We have been to other Asian restaurants in West Seattle, and now it will be hard to go to any of them since we have now found the best.
So, make the trip over here to West Seattle and it's just over the West Seattle Bridge.
Consistently Good – I really like the way the dining room here is decorated. The food really is the main thing, though. I recommend the crispy garlic chicken (who doesn't!) and also a dish called seven flavored fish (I think). It's an amazing sweet and sour type sauce. Mouth watering! Also, the appetizer called pots of gold, because the crab inside is spicy and creamy! Another of my favorites is the fried eggplant. They use Thai eggplant which is milder and smaller. I get it with pork and it's just so rich and delicious with tons of garlic.
Also, regarding the service, I was here once with a group of about 8 people and the service was just outstanding. We got everything we ordered exactly as we ordered it, including various drinks, aps, dinners and it all came out quickly and hot. The servers bent over backward to make sure we were taken care of, and had a great sense of humor. They made us feel very welcome even though we were a big group on a busy Friday evening.
Editorial Review – Large portions, authentic flavors and a family-friendly atmosphere make this West Seattle Thai restuarant a local favorite.
It's Unanimous - this place is great ! – This is my favorite Thai in Seattle, and isn't there one on every corner? The decor is a little more upscale than your average Thai restaurant. The menu is pretty extensive and varied with lots of the usual (love their pad thai) and a few things I haven't seen elsewhere. The prices are reasonable and they even have a decent wine selection (i.e. not just Beringer). The staff has always been very friendly, helpful and easy to communicate with (sorry, but sometimes that's an issue!). Try the Crispy Garlic Chicken or the Prawn & Pumpkin Red Curry - yummy, yummy. It is small and intimate, maybe not the best for children and big parties, though I think they have a separate room for larger groups. It's usually pretty busy but I've never waited too long for either a table or take-out, (then again what's wrong with a nice thai beer while you wait). Everyone acts like West Seattle is so out-of-the-way, but this is right off the west seattle bridge with easy parking. Come on over, you won't be disappointed!
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Catering >I Love Sushi Restaurant
3655 sw Hall blvd, Beaverton, OR | Directions 9700545.493493 -122.807425
Mon-Fri 11am-2pm
Mon-Thu 5pm-10pm
Fri-Sat 5pm-11pm
Sun 5pm-10pm
Neighborhoods: Central Beaverton
The restaurant is terrible in service, ignoring you even if you wave your hand in front of the server.
Food is also expensive with just so so quality.
Great Stuff – These guys always give me great sushi, and great service, thanks!
Fantastic in every way. – There were a few problems that night, but our server apologized, explained, and made everything work.
A bit understaffed, but it never affected quality. Service speed was still acceptable. The servers do a great job of working together. Great teamwork.
The food was fantastic! The sushi chefs are all friendly guys, and funny too.
The prices are great. Plates on the track are about average prices, compared to the other popular places nearby. The menu has many options, but dont let the price scare you away. You get the right amount of food, and they use real crab in the menu rolls, not the imitation stuff they use on the track,
Wish I had the chance to taste the food – This is not a review of the supposed food that is served by this establishment. This is a review of the way I was treated last Saturday night.
I had a legitimate gift certificate, bought with airline miles, and decided to trek to the burbs with three of my friends to dine at I Love Sushi. Called on the way there, they said they had no wait. Asked if we could use our gift certificate, they said yes.
When we showed up, the place was about half full. I have worked at enough restaurants at that price point to know that four adults should equal about a $100 check with a $20 tip.
We were seated promptly, and immediately on the front page of the menu was a cheaply made paper insert that said "sorry no coupons on Friday and Saturday nights". Before we ordered, I asked again if our gift certificate would be valid. The server said "no, sorry, no coupons". So I clarified, it was not a coupon, we were not getting a discount, the establishment was not losing any money. They were still even guaranteed a full tip on top of the total price of the bill. I may have even been able to understand if there was a wait, but there was not. We ended up leaving, not because of the service, but because of the absence of it. To an establishment not willing to accommodate four adult patrons, shame on you, and shame on your business practices. It's too bad I will never go there again, and recommend that my friends do not go there, I heard your food was actually pretty good.
Go if you want poor/slow service and mediocre food – The food is ok that is why I say it is mediocre. My family will only eat there if we have some kind of coupon. As a matter of fact be careful with this place they keep changing to rules on use of coupons, thus sometimes they do not honor them. Therefore, we now show them our coupon before ordering, one time we had to leave their restaurant because they would not honor the coupon on a Friday night (the coupon did not exclude Fri/Sat). The parking is terrible, especially on Fri/Sat nights. Lastly, every time we go in we wait awhile to be seated, then even longer to get served. Why do we still go once in awhile? Because of the large discounted coupons we have found, otherwise I would never again step in to this nightmare.
Bad service, fishy fish – My girlfriend and I arrived 7:30pm on a Saturday night and were seated promptly. However, once we received our water it took 15 minutes just to place our order. I would understand if the place was packed, however it was only half full.
After placing our order it took an additional 25 minutes to get our food. I found this unacceptable considering there were only 2 of us and we only ordered a few pieces of nigiri and 2 rolls. In addition, the tuna nigiri was somewhat fishy and very small.
The combination of bad fish and terrible service was disappointing.
kindof 'not fresh' and has had a bad Gnat/fly problem – It's an ok place for BASIC sushi, I could be wrong but there is no Nihonjin's (real Japanese) folks in the entire chef or waiter crew. Just a tad under average and cheap as usual. They have no understanding of goysa (potstickers) rice or miso soup. My guess is that it is another fake copy of a real Japanese sushi bar by another Asian family. Yes Asians, we Americans can tell you apart by your terrible attemps at copying real Japanese food
What a wonderful surprise! – Living so close to I Love Sushi and driving by it often, it never occurred to my husband and I that a sushi place in Beaverton, located in a strip mall, with a hokey name for a restaurant would be worthwhile. So we would patronize other more popular sushi restaurants downtown and on "trendy-third" in Portland. But t his time we were being treated to dinner by friends and I Love Sushi was the restaurant they chose. My husband and I were so impressed by the food. The rolls I had were delicious and the nigiri my husband had was fresh and yummy. I am so excited that we now have a sushi destination in our own neighborhood! We'll be back!
Pygmalion Bellyflop – This place used to be the one place I would go for sushi in Beaverton; back when it had bare bulbs for lighting and neo-junkical decor. Hakatamon came along, and I was happy to bounce between the two places (especially for Hakatamon's soba noodle soup). Back then, at I.L.S., the twin brothers/owners held down the fort and the food was good. They have recently undergone a re-vamping that includes fresh paint, cohesive decor, new lighting, increased prices, and new cooks. Visually, the place looks much better, but the food has declined and the prices have increased. I ate there last night with my family, and unfortunately it will be our last time there :-''( . The nigiri fish portions are much smaller. The tako was sliced about 1mm thin, this is laughable given the price increase. The maguro and sake are also much smaller than before. The uni was fresh, so that was a plus. A large Sapporo is now $7.50 if I recall, which is ridiculous. The spicy seafood udon soup was not good. The soup base was very bland. It lacked any kimchi heat or flavor, and had no bonito/kombu flavor. The seafood consisted of poor quality, frozen baby octopi and scallop pieces, 3 small clams, and one piece of oyster meat. But the coup de grace of our final supper at I.L.S. were their new "special rolls". Here is an example of caveat emptor: The new "Mr. Obama" (which should actually be named the "President Obama" now) and the lobster (claw) roll, are priced at $15 & $18 apiece! (yes, I should have asked the price first). Not only are they WAY overpriced, but the quality of the lobster was hypo-sub-par. It was watery, tasteless, and mushy. We did not finish either of the not-so-special rolls. Unfortunately, I can no longer recommend I.L.S., which is a shame because they used to be good. Sadly, Hakatamon is now the only sushi restaurant I have to recommend in Beaverton.
cute waitress! – There are three different waitresses working night shift. You don't want to order any foods from an old blonde woman because she is the one who gets all the negative feedbacks here. There is this one short girl(don't know what her name is); who is the youngest ,cutiest, quickest, and most friendly waitress here. Make sure order from this girl to avoid dissatisfaction of service. Everything else was just fine for me except for the rudeness of old blonde lady.
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