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Posted by snatonsb on Jan-29-2009 18:44:

Good Thai and Japanese food down Lincoln called Sushi Siam


Posted by drEamer on Jan-29-2009 18:57:

quote:
Originally posted by snatonsb
Good Thai and Japanese food down Lincoln called Sushi Siam
i find those places ALL over miami! its kinda wierd to me.....and to me, neither one is all that great.........are the owners thai or japanese? maybe they are euros!


Posted by snatonsb on Jan-29-2009 19:02:

quote:
Originally posted by drEamer
i find those places ALL over miami! its kinda wierd to me.....and to me, neither one is all that great.........are the owners thai or japanese? maybe they are euros!


Well I live in South Fl and my uncle owns that restaurant. He is 100% Thai the food is top notch. I go there every time I am down there. How ever my parents own a Thai restaurant and they are the cooks themselves so the Thai food is authentic except my parents restaurant is more in the Broward area.


Posted by drEamer on Jan-29-2009 19:08:

quote:
Originally posted by snatonsb
Well I live in South Fl and my uncle owns that restaurant. He is 100% Thai the food is top notch. I go there every time I am down there. How ever my parents own a Thai restaurant and they are the cooks themselves so the Thai food is authentic except my parents restaurant is more in the Broward area.
so then the japanese food kinda suffers no? thats just my point...... i will be sure to try it tho......i love thai food!, hell who am i kidding..im fat, i love food!! do they make papaya salad and larb?


Posted by snatonsb on Jan-29-2009 19:16:

quote:
Originally posted by drEamer
so then the japanese food kinda suffers no? thats just my point...... i will be sure to try it tho......i love thai food!, hell who am i kidding..im fat, i love food!! do they make papaya salad and larb?


Well wish you could try my parents spot out but it's a bit more north from south beach. My uncle's spot is pretty nice. Actually the sushi bar there is nice and the sushi is good. Check it out let me know what you think.


Posted by drEamer on Jan-29-2009 19:41:

i dont mind driving!!!! i went up to like 178st and Miami av last year for viet food!


Posted by j_love01 on Jan-29-2009 21:01:

Alright folks, the map is updated...keep them coming.


Posted by Brian Scott on Jan-29-2009 21:10:

I can't remember the name of the place on ocean (around 8th or 9th I believe) that serves frozen blended drinks - alcoholic of course. I had a drink there last year, aptly titled "Call me a Cab." It knocked me on my ass. Best bang for the buck if you're looking to drink during the day!

Edit: It's called Wet Willie's and it's at 760 Ocean Dr.


Posted by Thierry on Jan-29-2009 21:14:

quote:
Originally posted by j_love01
Alright folks, the map is updated...keep them coming.


I'm blind so help me out... where is this map??


Posted by j_love01 on Jan-29-2009 21:17:

quote:
Originally posted by Thierry
I'm blind so help me out... where is this map??


See signature below. It's also on the main event thread.


Posted by DjWoody on Jan-29-2009 21:25:

+1000000000000

Puerto Sagua is BOMB!!!! Their Ropa Vieja plate is my favorite. I remember asking locals about a good cuban restaurant and they all sent me there!


Posted by swerve311 on Jan-29-2009 21:40:

Food delivery:

Big Pink - 157 Collins Avenue T: 305-532-4700
Gino's Pizza - 1535 Washington Avenue T: 305-531-0069
Hiro's Sushi Express - 840 Washington Avenue T: 305-532-6500
Puerto Sagua - 700 Collins Avenue T: 305-673-1115
San Loco (Mexican) - 235 14th Street T: 305-538-3009

24-hour food:

11th Street Diner -1065 Washington Avenue T: 305-534-6373
Cafeteria - 560 Lincoln Road T: 305-672-3663
Jerry's Famous Deli - 1450 Collins Avenue T: 305-534-3244
News Caf� � 800 Ocean Drive T: 305- 538-6397


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Jan-29-2009 21:47:

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Originally posted by ArminD1981


Ever been to Havana Central nearby Times Square
u should come with me one of these days and let me know how good of a cuban
restaurant it is
I only went there for mojitos. yum.

whenever u wanna go - let me know. I have yet to eat the food there


Posted by MeLLyMeL on Jan-29-2009 21:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Brian Scott
I can't remember the name of the place on ocean (around 8th or 9th I believe) that serves frozen blended drinks - alcoholic of course. I had a drink there last year, aptly titled "Call me a Cab." It knocked me on my ass. Best bang for the buck if you're looking to drink during the day!

Edit: It's called Wet Willie's and it's at 760 Ocean Dr.
Call-A-Cab and strawberry are my favs.

I can't stand the one that has a little bit of every flavor. hehe.


Posted by Silky Johnson on Jan-29-2009 23:26:

Espanola Way. So many amazing restaurants.


Posted by sleezy beetch on Jan-30-2009 00:35:

Jerry's Deli sucks bad.

Sultan around 17th and Collins has pretty good falafel w/ cucumber sauce and chicken pitas.

Pizza Rustica is better for beers than pizza IMO. Too thick. I like those hole in the wall pizza places with the thin greasy NY style on Washington.

World Resource Cafe on Lincoln Rd had some great appetizers, notably the yellow-fin tuna sushi (not a roll, forget exactly what its called). The volcano chicken was pretty great too.

I haven't had much luck with places on Ocean Dr. You pay more for the view than the food I think.


Posted by Vince330i on Jan-30-2009 00:40:

quote:
Originally posted by jennypie
Espanola Way. So many amazing restaurants.


Ate at this really good Italian restaurant off of there... forgot the name. Guys working there must have been named Mario and Luigi, haha.


Posted by ArminD1981 on Jan-30-2009 01:35:

quote:
Originally posted by j_love01
Alright folks, the map is updated...keep them coming.


Great job with the map

I'm going to Publix and do some grocery shopping. we got a kitchen
at the condo


Posted by j_love01 on Jan-30-2009 02:37:

quote:
Originally posted by ArminD1981
I'm going to Publix and do some grocery shopping. we gotta a kitchen
at the condo


heck yeah...went there last year and stocked up before our adventures began.


Posted by CleverName on Jan-31-2009 01:21:

Zeke's Bar, 625 Lincoln Road, is my favorite beer bar in SoBe. Hundreds of choices from all over the world; all beers $3. You simply can't beat it.


Posted by ArminD1981 on Jan-31-2009 01:36:

quote:
Originally posted by CleverName
Zeke's Bar, 625 Lincoln Road, is my favorite beer bar in SoBe. Hundreds of choices from all over the world; all beers $3. You simply can't beat it.



Sounds interesting

is that where they sell the cigars also ?


Posted by PatMcGroin on Jan-31-2009 01:48:

quote:
Originally posted by CleverName
Zeke's Bar, 625 Lincoln Road, is my favorite beer bar in SoBe. Hundreds of choices from all over the world; all beers $3. You simply can't beat it.


its $4 a beer now.


Posted by ArminD1981 on Jan-31-2009 01:55:

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Originally posted by PatMcGroin
its $4 a beer now.


Focking Inflation


Posted by Brian Scott on Feb-02-2009 19:54:

quote:
Originally posted by PatMcGroin
its $4 a beer now.


That's a fucking bargain compared to Hollywood prices. Sign me up for a few!


Posted by freakster on Feb-02-2009 21:27:

if you are looking for a good cheap place to eat on collins called sultan kebab on collins, I've eaten there tons of times, food is good and cheap. here's a review:


quote:
The Sultan Kabob
1903 Collins Avenue
Miami Beach, FL 33139
305.531.8598

What do Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and Nicole Richie know that you don�t? They know that the Sultan is the ultimate after-party meal spot on South Beach, which is evidenced by pictures of the party-savvy ladies that flag the walls.

Located just out the doors of ultra-hip clubs Mynt and Rok Bar, The Sultan offers delicious Greek and Turkish fare for those without Paris-Hilton sized pockets: Expect the entrees to be below $10 a pop. Open for lunch and dinner, the Sultan caters to walk-ins and those looking for takeout�Its not the type of place that takes reservations for their indoor and outdoor tables. Be sure to try the classic Gyro, a favorite for everyone looking for some tasty Middle Eastern cuisine.

Finish up your meal with one of the gooey, flaky baklavas, which melt in your mouth and provide enough of a sugar rush to get you running to your next party destination. For those not interested in the late night scene, The Sultan is also open for lunch and offers a delish Greek salad and some fantastic vegetarian options.


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