Good Indian/Thai near Silver Spring, Rockville, Olney
So my girlfriend and I have been craving some good indian/thai food lately but we really don't know where to go. The only requirements are that the price be moderate and that my girlfriend who isn't a fan of fish and is allergic to tomatoes can eat. Thanks!
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I went 2 Spice Xing in Rockville for the 2nd time last night. Pretty tasty Indian food, without the heavy oil many Indian places use. I've had the Tandoori Salmon and Aloo Gobhi. My wife had Bangan Bertha & the "portugese influence shrimp" . Sorry for lack of proper spelling & dish names.
Aloo Gohbi and BB were both excellent. Other two dishes were decent, but nothing to write home about.
The service & general feel of the place was leaps & bounds above Bombay Bistro, our other Rockville Indian fix.I can't comment on Thai. Will agree that Thai farm is NOT a destination.
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re: reiflame
Thai House Restaurant is my new fav thai joint...its kinda hidden but well worth it.....the owners are super nice and the food is spicy! http://www.thaihouserestaurant.biz/ For Indian I like India Palace in Rockville as well
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re: Meechi
We just got takeout from Thai House. It's really good and the food is completely different than at Thai Jasmine - maybe the owners are from different parts of the country?
Anyways, you weren't kidding, that is SPICY. My "medium spicy" made my mouth burn and my normally asbestos mouthed boyfriend is whimpering in joy over his spicy crispy duck.
Totally another option to add into my rotation, but I think I'll still with "whimpy American spicy" next time!
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Ruan Thai in Silver Sping / Wheaton (nr. Georgia and University).
They do have a tendency to cut back on the heat, so if you like your Thai food spicy, make sure you ask for it, or some dishes might come out a bit sweet.
See report at the following link:
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I got turned on to the Ambassador Dining Room years ago by a friend, Duff Goldman (the "Ace of Cakes.")
It's at 3811 Canterbury Road in Baltimore, 410 366-1484.
I've eaten indian food all over the world, including India, and this place never ceases to please on all levels -- quality, presentation, service, atmosphere. It is easily the best Indian restaurant I've been to in my life. I'm a former professional chef and have been a food writer for 22 years, so I'm damn hard to please. But Ambassador never fails.›1 Reply

