Restaurants that offer Pineapple Fired Rice

Thai Noodle

➤ 495;497;499;501;505;509 Washington Street, Quincy, 02169, United States Of America

Tea • Thai • Asian • Chicken

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"We ordered take-out for a group of 30 which I served buffet style. We enjoyed Thai Noodle Bar 's Vegetable Dumplings with Ginger Sauce and Crab Rangoon with Sweet n ' Sour Sauce to start, followed by Orange Chicken which was amazing.. BBQ Beef with Rice, as well as Vegetables Tofu and finally, 'Crazy Noodles. ' The vegetables were fresh and flavorful. It was perfection! The folks had the food hot and ready to be packed into my car and even carried it out for me. They included utensils including chopsticks!"

Thai Nakorn

➤ 12532 W Garden Grove Blvd, 92843, Garden Grove, US, United States

Thai • Casual • Pad Thai • Thai Tea

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"that has been my visit to my Thai restaurant lately and it is hard to believe that it took me so long to write an evaluation about thai nakorn. apparently there are two thai nakorns, one in stanton and these in garden grove and they are about five miles away from each other. both restaurants belonged to the same family, but this was sold to another owner who kept the same name. While I thrived over the years at both locations, I was honestly never a big fan until recently, while I did a project near the garden grove location. apparently her fried tofu basil from her lunch menu is one of the tasty dishes I had. the court is very tasteful and by the addition of their fish sauce with the spicy thai chilies the court is only the bomb. her part of the day lasts for two meals, so I usually take half of it home for later consumption. I am also a great fan of her ananas fried rice and recommend this dish to everyone. judge: five stars for cheap tasty eating, plus friendly service. I am back. enjoy and bon appetit."

Cafe Noche

➤ 107 E Charleston Ave, Las Vegas, 89101, United States Of America

Cafe • Pizza • Coffee • Italian

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"Like with what happens to many great pupusa places, they got rid of their Salvadoran cook and it shows. This was the worst pupusas I've had in a while, might as well change the sign outside and say it's only Mexican food now. Any Salvadoran can tell this isn't authentic anymore. The Mexican foods are good, the Salvadoran foods tastes like someone trying to imitate. I knew the second the nice lady set down the hot sauce for my food that they were trying to mask the missing flavors. Ps- pupusas aren't eaten with hot sauce. It's a shame really, I used to love this place."

Fish Pit

➤ 4632 College Ave, San Diego, United States Of America, 92115

Fish • Asian • Seafood • Raw Food

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"Have to say the concept was good but poorly executed. The place is super small and there is one person cooking and another that keeps running to the liquor store to get beverages. I have never seen a restaurant that doesn 't at least have water. What drew me there was the idea of fresh local fish. What will keep me from going back was the hygiene of the person cooking. The chef was drinking beer and tasting the food as he was cooking. This is a huge no in the food safety world. He was wiping his sweat with his shirt. No apron. No gloves. He was using his sushi knife to cut other things. Nothing was cleaned or sanitized. He sneezed on the back of his hand and had to be told to wash his hands and then promptly put his hands to his face after washing his hands. Not sure what 8 hour food manager class he took but he sure needs a do-over and his license to operate a restaurant revoked. I only had one dish and left as I didn 't want to risk getting sick and I walked out. Dine at your own risk."