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Chinese - kung pao chicken, mu shu pork, mongolian beef, moo goo gai pan

Thai - pad thai, curry chicken, thai iced tea

Vietnamese - lemongrass chicken, pho

Korean - bulgogi, Galbi-gui

But I like sushi above all else

ScottieK

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sashimi all the wayy

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OMG Ahi tuna, yellowtail, salmon, unagi, dragon rolls, soft shell crab...manna from heaven. If I were rich, I'd have a personal sushi chef. I would eat that stuff every day. Damn I'm hungry for sushi.

ScottieK

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If you want good Chinese food, you'd probably have to go to a city with a Chinatown. Most Chinese restaurants are aim at the average American and can't even compare to the food you would get in Chinatown. Really, I wouldn't even consider it the same type of food.

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If you want good Chinese food, you'd probably have to go to a city with a Chinatown. Most Chinese restaurants are aim at the average American and can't even compare to the food you would get in Chinatown. Really, I wouldn't even consider it the same type of food.

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Good advice. This goes for any type of ethnic food, really.

Swede

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St. Louis is NOT hicksville.

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but you can see it from there. (sorry, couldn't resist)

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sweet and spicy chicken from stir crazy, extra spicy, add cashews (cashews are imperative). stir crazy is right at olive and lindbergh. it's a chain, but this particular dish is excellent (and better than anything i've had at pf chang's).

chicken red curry from royal thai cafe. it's in a strip mall a little bit west of lindbergh. that's my favorite asian food item of all time. tofu is ok if you prefer it, don't get beef or anything else though. in this case the chicken is better.

favorite sushi is at mr. sushi. you guessed it, on olive (strip mall close to 170). i've eaten at tons of places in st louis, it just happens that there's a large asian community around olive and my favorite places are all there.

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there's a decent place on brentwood across from the galleria, i forget the name though (I think its Yen Ching)

the sushi place mentioned on olive is also very good.

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spring rolls = fried summer rolls = not