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The problem is this combines three different food styles.
Thai goes to Seattle, Indian goes to NYC (with SF a close second), and Chinese goes to SF (with NYC a close second).
For Thai, while Seattle is the best of the three, both SF and NYC aren't too far behind.
For Indian and Chinese, SF and NYC are neck-and-neck, while Seattle is well behind (especially for Chinese - NYC and SF are two of the best places for Chinese food on the planet outside of China. Seattle isn't even close).
The problem is this combines three different food styles.
Thai goes to Seattle, Indian goes to NYC (with SF a close second), and Chinese goes to SF (with NYC a close second).
For Thai, while Seattle is the best of the three, both SF and NYC aren't too far behind.
For Indian and Chinese, SF and NYC are neck-and-neck, while Seattle is well behind (especially for Chinese - NYC and SF are two of the best places for Chinese food on the planet outside of China. Seattle isn't even close).
I should have added Teriyaki to the mix.... But your post makes a lot of sense, I use to live in the Seattle area and I had the best Pad Thai that I've ever tasted on several occasions at several different restaurants.
I love most Chinese food dishes and I can't resist some good chicken biryani.... All this talk about Asian food has gotten me hungry.
I should have added Teriyaki to the mix.... But your post makes a lot of sense, I use to live in the Seattle area and I had the best Pad Thai that I've ever tasted on several occasions at several different restaurants.
I love most Chinese food dishes and I can't resist some good chicken biryani.... All this talk about Asian food has gotten me hungry.
Yeah, you're talking about *the* heavy hitters for Chinese food in the country with NYC and SF, and Seattle just can't compete there. NYC and SF are also two of the very best for Indian - Seattle has good Indian food but it's not on that level.
Now, Seattle does have fantastic Thai food - arguably the best in the country - but it's too far behind in the other two categories to come out ahead in this combined competition.
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