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Old 01-19-2009, 09:34 AM
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Shalimar has a Pakistani/Indian buffet that I like. The Thai restaurant (Thai Passion) on the northeast corner of Burnet and 183 has a good one too. I haven't found any Chinese/Chinese-like buffet that knocks me off my feet.
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There is a new Greek/Mediterranean buffet called Dimassi's (possibly spelled that wrong) on William Cannon and near Mopac. I think they are only OK, but it is not like there are a lot of places to get that sort of food around here.
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Oh...and we were a little underwhelmed with DiMassi's. Not bad, but not great. Also, Star of India on W. Anderson is the best Indian I've had in town.
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