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dateCreated	2017-05-15 00:00:00 (xsd:dateTime)
itemReviewed	Bangkok Thai Restaurant
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rev:text	Occasionally you come across a restaurant with amazing ethnic cuisine which, upon tasting, leads you to question everything you know about food. You become inspired to travel and experience the local fare, expanding your palate with novel flavors and dishes you didn't know existed. After eating at Asian Greek Cuisine, I find myself questioning not only everything I know about what passes for food in general, but also my desire to venture beyond so-called chain restaurants ever again. We came to this restaurant as part of a group, and were the only patrons at 6:00 on a Saturday evening (red flag). The staff was friendly, and we were seated in the empty restaurant immediately. We ordered appetizers from the Greek menu (hummus and spinakopita), which were bland and uninspired. The pita bread served with the hummus was OK, but was no different than that which could be obtained at a local Acme. Finding the appetizers underwhelming, we decided to order off the Asian menu. Unfortunately, at this restaurant, culinarily crossing the globe resulted in equally disappointing results. Dinner consisted of beef fried rice and pad thai. While the portions were large, so too was the disappointment. The fried rice was under-seasoned and tasted as though it was from the last of an old bag of Uncle Ben's. The eggs used were rubbery and failed to mask the distinct taste of the vegetables which were reminiscent of those one encounters in college when consuming $0.25 ramen noodles. The Pad Thai also lacked seasoning, and the noodles were sticky and undercooked. I was only able to eat a quarter of the dish, before deciding to abandon the endeavor for leftovers I had in the fridge at home. In all, I would rather spend my money on the exotic food at Chipotle than try this restaurant again.
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rev:reviewer	Andrew

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