That's one of the things I miss most about the Northeast, the variety of international foods.
Took a long time to find a sushi place here in Dayton I wasn't afraid of. (Kinda far from salt-water, you know?) And we've recently become enamored with a Turkish restaurant. But generally, unless you want to eat Korean food at one of the half dozen places right outside of the Air Force base gate, you really have to work to find good international food.
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Date: 2008-12-11 12:03 am (UTC)Took a long time to find a sushi place here in Dayton I wasn't afraid of. (Kinda far from salt-water, you know?) And we've recently become enamored with a Turkish restaurant. But generally, unless you want to eat Korean food at one of the half dozen places right outside of the Air Force base gate, you really have to work to find good international food.