bay area food vacation

[lilcapital]

i once knew a couple who took a vacation in their own city.  short on money but tall (?) on ambition, they took a week off work and planned each vacation day around the all-important menu.

now if i were to take a trip like that, these would be my preliminary choices, based on personal experience and the recommendations of trustworthy people. please

Comments

Yumm!

[thuggery]

I'll definitely check out your vacay spots when I go there in July. I'd love to see you btw! I'll try to make a D.C./MD/VA food vacay one too :D

Take care sistah!

Re: Yumm!

[lilcapital]

yes, i'll be back in the country. i'll take you on a food tour.

[space_mike]

replace koi palace with "fat wong's." it's a little bit north of millbrae on el camino (i dont know what those areas are called) but with a much more exciting menu than koi palace, and much cheaper. and probably a little bit shorter wait. they have the hot soy bean milks and like a dozen different types of cheurng fun.

[lilcapital]

thanks for the tip. haven't been to either actually. hey, we are all fat wongs, or maybe phat wongs.

my adds

[sylliegurl]

East Bay:
Le Bateau Ivre (the drunken boathouse)
- huge drinks and coffee menu, good yummy bites like brie and apples, totally mellow atmosphere in a cute little old-style house, friendly waiters, being next to andronico's, which is not their fault, since they were there before andronic's and the dsl connection creates a quirky contrast with the little old humble French house atmosphere)

Old Weang Ping Village near Mills in Oakland
Thai country cuisine
Sssshhh. This is one of my secret places. Cutest, Quirkiest Thai restaurant. Good food. Family owned and operated. Has a huge fountain near the entrance with little plastic dinosaurs.

Lynn & Lu's (breakfast)
Full House Cafe (breakfast)
Mama's Royal Cafe (breakfast)

Re: my adds

[lilcapital]

let's go to the thai place sometime. sounds goooooood