At the old Fuddruckers location

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At the old Fuddruckers location

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Who doesn't need another Ocean Taste?

Competition for Ocean Buffet in Westview Village?

Down here in Sugar Land there is a Juicy Seafood Chinese Buffet. If that doesn't make your mouth water I don't know what will.

VaeBear said:

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Down here in Sugar Land there is a Juicy Seafood Chinese Buffet. If that doesn't make your mouth water I don't know what will.

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Hopefully Juicy is better than Pho King and Send Noodz.

Is the korean bbq place on valley mills open yet?

I thought the only silver lining to COVID was getting rid of buffets.

Edmond Bear said:

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VaeBear said:

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Down here in Sugar Land there is a Juicy Seafood Chinese Buffet. If that doesn't make your mouth water I don't know what will.

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Hopefully Juicy is better than Pho King and Send Noodz.

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PartyBear said:

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Is this the prequel thread to the Waco area Gastroenterologist recommendation thread?

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LOL. You won baylorfans today.

SteamedHams said:

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I miss the days when Cathay House was good and didn't have radioactive waste dripping from their ceilings onto the food

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It's amazing how a metro pop of 300,000 people has 0 good Chinese restaurants. My kingdom for something like China Family in Austin or Mala Sichuan in Houston.

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PartyBear said:

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Is this the prequel thread to the Waco area Gastroenterologist recommendation thread?

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LOL. You won baylorfans today.

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Is winning Baylorfans ... a compliment?

Fahruckahs!

Who eats this bs??

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SteamedHams said:

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I miss the days when Cathay House was good and didn't have radioactive waste dripping from their ceilings onto the food

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It's amazing how a metro pop of 300,000 people has 0 good Chinese restaurants. My kingdom for something like China Family in Austin or Mala Sichuan in Houston.

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Not that this is Chinese, but Taste of Laos towards Lorena (it's uh, in a gas station) is absolutely superb. Assuming you enjoy Laotian food. But man oh man, it is LEGIT.

SteamedHams said:

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BaylorHistory said:

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SteamedHams said:

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I miss the days when Cathay House was good and didn't have radioactive waste dripping from their ceilings onto the food

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It's amazing how a metro pop of 300,000 people has 0 good Chinese restaurants. My kingdom for something like China Family in Austin or Mala Sichuan in Houston.

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Not that this is Chinese, but Taste of Laos towards Lorena (it's uh, in a gas station) is absolutely superb. Assuming you enjoy Laotian food. But man oh man, it is LEGIT.

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This sounds interesting.

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SteamedHams said:

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BaylorHistory said:

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SteamedHams said:

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I miss the days when Cathay House was good and didn't have radioactive waste dripping from their ceilings onto the food

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It's amazing how a metro pop of 300,000 people has 0 good Chinese restaurants. My kingdom for something like China Family in Austin or Mala Sichuan in Houston.

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Not that this is Chinese, but Taste of Laos towards Lorena (it's uh, in a gas station) is absolutely superb. Assuming you enjoy Laotian food. But man oh man, it is LEGIT.

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This sounds interesting.

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Portions are massive, and if you get 5/5 hot it will remove your soul from your body. It is a gem.

A Taste Of Laos
(254) 262-9508

https://g.co/kgs/AakKxKF

SteamedHams said:

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BaylorHistory said:

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SteamedHams said:

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I miss the days when Cathay House was good and didn't have radioactive waste dripping from their ceilings onto the food

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It's amazing how a metro pop of 300,000 people has 0 good Chinese restaurants. My kingdom for something like China Family in Austin or Mala Sichuan in Houston.

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Not that this is Chinese, but Taste of Laos towards Lorena (it's uh, in a gas station) is absolutely superb. Assuming you enjoy Laotian food. But man oh man, it is LEGIT.

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I don't live far away, but I have been hesitant to try it due to it being in an old, still operating non-branded fashion station.

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SteamedHams said:

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BaylorHistory said:

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SteamedHams said:

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I miss the days when Cathay House was good and didn't have radioactive waste dripping from their ceilings onto the food

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It's amazing how a metro pop of 300,000 people has 0 good Chinese restaurants. My kingdom for something like China Family in Austin or Mala Sichuan in Houston.

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Not that this is Chinese, but Taste of Laos towards Lorena (it's uh, in a gas station) is absolutely superb. Assuming you enjoy Laotian food. But man oh man, it is LEGIT.

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I don't live far away, but I have been hesitant to try it due to it being in an old, still operating non-branded fashion station.

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Sketch though it may seem, it has my full ringing endorsement. Trust me, it is deeply excellent

Funny that it is almost right across the street from a vacant chinese buffet.

SteamedHams said:

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BaylorHistory said:

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SteamedHams said:

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I miss the days when Cathay House was good and didn't have radioactive waste dripping from their ceilings onto the food

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It's amazing how a metro pop of 300,000 people has 0 good Chinese restaurants. My kingdom for something like China Family in Austin or Mala Sichuan in Houston.

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Not that this is Chinese, but Taste of Laos towards Lorena (it's uh, in a gas station) is absolutely superb. Assuming you enjoy Laotian food. But man oh man, it is LEGIT.

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A Taste of Laos is the best fast Asian food in Waco by a huge margin. They are moving to a location on Hewitt drive, which will do wonders for their business.

Years ago there used to be a Chinese buffet in that same chopping center was. It was a really good place for a while but then went the way of Cathay house and went downhill fast and out of business. It is sad that the "best" Chinese options in town are chopsticks, and chains like panda and PF Chang's.

And I put best in quotes to emphasize that they are simply the best because there aren't really any other options.

I used to love Magic China that was near campus.

cowboycwr said:

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Years ago there used to be a Chinese buffet in that same chopping center was. It was a really good place for a while but then went the way of Cathay house and went downhill fast and out of business. It is sad that the "best" Chinese options in town are chopsticks, and chains like panda and PF Chang's.

And I put best in quotes to emphasize that they are simply the best because there aren't really any other options.

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The story of Cathay House's demise has been greatly exaggerated.

Well, to the extent that they went out of business. They are actually open for dinner this evening.

Yogi said:

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cowboycwr said:

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Years ago there used to be a Chinese buffet in that same chopping center was. It was a really good place for a while but then went the way of Cathay house and went downhill fast and out of business. It is sad that the "best" Chinese options in town are chopsticks, and chains like panda and PF Chang's.

And I put best in quotes to emphasize that they are simply the best because there aren't really any other options.

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The story of Cathay House's demise has been greatly exaggerated.

Well, to the extent that they went out of business. They are actually open for dinner this evening.

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The story of the decline of their edibility, however, is the Truth with a capital T. Might as well just eat something from Fuzzy Friends.

I'm eager to try Laotian food for the first timetime. Appreciate the suggestion. Baylor teaching, writing and drumming legend Robert "Bob" Darden once told me that" life was too short to eat at chain restaurants."

Profound statement that has struck with me for 20 years.