It's the best I've encountered, even in Asia. My only complaint is the fact that the lunch portions at the new place are a bit smaller than I remember from the old location. But then, just order the dinner size at lunch if it's not enough. Otherwise, this is as close to Asian culinary heaven as it gets for this writer. Look for live music to complement the experience some time in late 2001 or early 2002.
Good things are worth the wait.
Until next time, make every business meal a winning deal and happy holidays. Quinn Travis is a Bainbridge Island-based writer whose taste for food is more refined than his taste for music.