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Comment on Can you recommend any good vegan restaurants in New York? by TheSearcher

TheSearcher — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:49:59 +0000

Manhattan:

1) Zen Palate
(is a standard)
3 locations…
2170 Broadway
663 9th Ave
34 Union Square East

2) Hangawi Gobo:
12 E32nd Street
(stellar!!!)

3) Pongal:
110 Lexington Ave

4) Vatan:
409 3rd Ave

5) Candal Cafe/Candal 79
1307 3rd Ave
154 E.79th Street

6) Angelica Kitchen:
300 E.12th Street

Queens:

1) Happy Buddha
135-37 37 Ave
Flushing
(tufu cheese cake)

2) Buddha Bodai
42-96 Main Street
Flushing
(took a Vegan friend there last night, she LOVED it!!!)

Smiles
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Comment on Where are good places to get breakfast in downtown Seattle? by Café Mocha Valencia

Café Mocha Valencia — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:32:59 +0000

My favourite is the Pike Place Bar & Grill. They have REALLY good Seafood Benedict and also an all-you-can-eat Belgian waffle special with your choice of berries. As the name implies it's right there at the Market.
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Comment on How realistic would it be for an American to move and find work in a foreign country? by Rousseau

Rousseau — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:29:59 +0000

It depends upon how skilled you are. If you have a college degree or are trained in a trade (and if you're fluent in the native language) then it would relatively easy. But if you just want to work at an entry level job, it would be very difficult as most of Europe has at least a slightly higher unemployment rate than the US and jobs are harder to come by and an American, or any foreigner would have a tougher time than a citizen of that country. In Eastern Europe, unemployment is even higher and the jobs are truly scarce, unless again, you're educated or trained in a sought-after trade or skill.
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Comment on How realistic would it be for an American to move and find work in a foreign country? by browncat79

browncat79 — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:19:59 +0000

It depends on the country and your skill. Some countries do not like to hire people who will displace native workers. Japan is one of them. In Japan you can only work there if you have a skill that natives do not have. It is common to teach English in other countries as they do not have our accent and want to learn.
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Comment on Can you recommend any good vegan restaurants in New York? by Jay

Jay — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:07:59 +0000

there is this one in houston man i love it it is so good but in the big apple i dont know sorry but come to houston there are pretty good ones arrownd
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Comment on Where are good places to get breakfast in downtown Seattle? by T

Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:04:59 +0000

i suggest Beth's cafe.its also been featured on man vs. food.delicious little restaurant i give it 5 stars
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Comment on Great places to eat in London? by GoHeels

GoHeels — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 05:03:59 +0000

well nothing is cheap in london right now but i would say go to the enterprise restaurant and there is a really good sushi bar right near it ( the name slips me at the moment ) where the food rotates on a conveyor belt and u choose which dish u like hopes this helps mate cheers
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Comment on Where are good places to get breakfast in downtown Seattle? by stormibays

stormibays — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 04:54:59 +0000

Top of the Hilton Restaurant (across the street) – good views of the city and the sound.

Speciality Bakery – 1 block down on 5th

Pike Place has a bunch of little cafes that overlook the water within the market
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Comment on Can you recommend any good vegan restaurants in New York? by Burhan

Burhan — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 04:52:59 +0000

Hey If you go to 55th and Lexington you will find loads of indian resturants and they offer Vegan. That is if you like curry style food.
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Comment on Where are good places to get breakfast in downtown Seattle? by Jennifer B

Jennifer B — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 04:48:59 +0000

I suggest Lowells or the Athenian in Pike Place Market
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