 I want to wish all my foodie friends a wonderful Thanksgiving for you and your family!
Please remember those less fortunate when it comes to feeding their family. So, if you can, extend a giving hand while your waiting to pay for your groceries, offer a small token to help them make ends meet.You'll feel great afterwards.!  Did you ever consider Asian sauces for your special man or woman for the holidays?
Now we have an assortment of sauces for your choosing. If you choose 3 sauces, receive a 15% discount coupon, just type DISC15 at checkout! The other day I was told about a new restaurant that specialized in Hawaiian cuisine located in Fallston, MD. Hmmm, very interesting Hawaiian food!. Great!. I've been a resident of Bel Air, MD for 15 years and this is one of the few new interesting restaurant in the area.
My wife and daughter were very excited about trying this restaurant. The restaurant is located at 2315 Belair Rd, Ste 2B, Fallston, MD 21047, phone#: 443-966-3999 and website is www.eatatuncles.com. Here is my impressions: -When I walked into the restaurant I felt like I was entering a tropical restaurant somewhere in Hawaii. The decor was simple but exotic at the same time. with colors of white and aqua green upholstery. We were greeted immediately and seated in a booth. The restaurant has been opened for about 2 weeks and waitresses were dressed in Hawaii decor skirts and shirt. The atmosphere is relaxed and not noisy. We went on a Saturday at about 1 PM. The waitress was very cordial and professional. The recipe covered an assortment of Hawaiian and Asian fare. The non alcoholic drinks were truly exotic and my daughter and wife choose 2 different drinks. Very unique flavor and very tasty. I ordered the Limpia roll with marinated pulled pork inside. It was crispy, very large, flavorful along with a dipping sauce, enough for 3 people. Simply delicious! saw the salads but there was so much to try, I will definitely try it at another visit but they indeed seemed very interesting. I ordered the Loco Moco (traditional Hawaiian), a beef burger freshly made (the taste and texture was fresh off the grill), over rice with lots of brown gray and a scoop of macaroni salad on the side. Delicious. I ordered marinated sashimi (tuna) called POKE (pronounced POO-KEE). Not bad but the sashimi texture seemed different, not sure if the marinade changes the texture of the sashimi. I had to try the spam sushi. Yes spam. A very popular staple in Hawaii. It was a slice of spam between sushi rice and wrapped around with Nori (seaweed). Simply delicious. Spam provided a little saltiness and sushi rice provided sweet slightly vinegar flavor, a great combination. My daughter had the fried chicken Katsu strips and she loved it. My wife tried the teriyaki chicken and she loved the taste. MY TAKE: It was a breath of fresh air to visit a very unique restaurant. The menu was very interesting. Atmosphere creates a tropical feeling with simple decor. Staff was friendly and professional and willing to please. Food presentation was colorful and pretty. Menu items are a mix of Hawaiian and Japanese but would encourage trying the Hawaiian fare as many may never had tried it before. If your used to the teriyaki thats fine but if you like sashimi, try the marinated POKE. Price is fair for what is being served. Nice place for first date or for a parents nite out. There is no delivery but carry out is provided. RATING: VERY GOOD Thai Spice restaurant is located at the festival Shopping center in Bel Air, MD. Formerly the restaurant was called Saigon Pearl.
Thai Food offers lots of curries, and semi spicy food. I walked in and the place was huge. A mosaic Thai decoration covered the wall a you walk in. I was seated promptly and offered a pretty diversified menu. I decided to order a traditional soup called Tom Ka Gai (coconut chicken soup with lemon grass). I've had this before so my expectation was set very high. I ordered an appetizer, Shrimp patty with chili sauce. I've had these before and expected the same. My main dish was the national noodle dish of Thailand (Pad Thai) with a lime wedge, ground peanuts, fresh bean sprouts and thin rice noodles with egg and shrimp. I was pretty hungry but realized that there wasn't many people during the dinner hour between 6 PM- 8 PM. The coconut soup was watery with 2 pieces of sliced chicken, no taste of lemon grass. The appetizer shrimp patty was ground shrimp dipped in panko flakes and deep fried. (frozen). If I'm paying $7.95 I expect fresh shrimp patty with some Thai kafir leaves and mixed with red curry paste. The Pad Thai was wet, no flavor of tamarind, fish sauce but barely sweet. Just plain in flavor, not robust. The last thought was this dinner was very expensive for 3 dishes. Over $30/1 person. Not worth it. Cutting corners just back fired. RATING: POOR  Everyone is familiar with the tabasco sauces that have been a popular condiment for years. Now Sriracha Hot Chili sauce has been the rage recently making this Southeast Asian condiment very popular that every conceivable food manufacturer cashing in on this famous chili sauce. It's been so popular tat the company established their manufacturing roots in California.
Did you know that Asian chili sauces have been very popular in Asia for centuries? We will be adding these sauces that are so very hot you may come back for more. With the availability of Asian foods and soups in the International aisle of your local supermarket, you can add these condiments to your dish or better yet look at Chef Woo Can's original homemade recipes on this site. Right now we carry Hoisin Sauce, add equal quantities of this sauce and Sriracha Chili Sauce with a dash of Kadoya Sesame Oil to your boiled dumplings. Makes a great appetizer for those Sunday NFL games. at www.chefwoocan.com and wwwchefwoocanmaryland.com |
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