Recommendations on restaurants/places to go for anniversary
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yes this is not HuskyLawyer's opinion it was me with the cut and paste.
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So many choices with food...what do you, and what does she like? If you live through her sister you will never live for yourself 
If you know what she likes, just take her there and be in control! 
Purple is always good,
Icon is great and different get the Fried Macaroni!!!!
Steak:
Daniels Broiler, Jaks, Met, El gaucho, Buenos Aires Grill (near the Moore), Asado (in tacoma, but one of the best Filet steaks I have had)
Sushi:
Red Fin, Ohana, Wasabi
Romantic pizza and pasta:
Via Tribunali --great place!!
If you know what she likes, just take her there and be in control! Purple is always good,
Icon is great and different get the Fried Macaroni!!!!
Steak:
Daniels Broiler, Jaks, Met, El gaucho, Buenos Aires Grill (near the Moore), Asado (in tacoma, but one of the best Filet steaks I have had)
Sushi:
Red Fin, Ohana, Wasabi
Romantic pizza and pasta:
Via Tribunali --great place!!
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Cool that you have sushi suggestions. We love wasabe bistro but are looking for other sushi places to try out, esp on the eastside. We are going to salish lodge for massages in the morning and then doing breakfast at a french crepes restaurant here in downtown bellevue. In the evening I think we are going to either cook dinner together or grab some good chinese food, and then going out for drinks/clubbing.
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Love Mac and Cheese let's hook up for that after we get some photos. I'll owe you at least dinner so I'm always game for this.
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Maneki
http://www.manekirestaurant.com/
they have been open 100 years. My personal fav in seattle. If you are looking in portland check out BanYa in beaverton.
both are fairly traditional food.
http://www.manekirestaurant.com/
they have been open 100 years. My personal fav in seattle. If you are looking in portland check out BanYa in beaverton.
both are fairly traditional food.
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Cool that you have sushi suggestions. We love wasabe bistro but are looking for other sushi places to try out, esp on the eastside. We are going to salish lodge for massages in the morning and then doing breakfast at a french crepes restaurant here in downtown bellevue. In the evening I think we are going to either cook dinner together or grab some good chinese food, and then going out for drinks/clubbing.
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Maneki
http://www.manekirestaurant.com/
they have been open 100 years. My personal fav in seattle. If you are looking in portland check out BanYa in beaverton.
both are fairly traditional food.
http://www.manekirestaurant.com/
they have been open 100 years. My personal fav in seattle. If you are looking in portland check out BanYa in beaverton.
both are fairly traditional food.
A favorite of mine in Portland would be Murata's on NW Market and Syun Izakaya in Hillsboro, OR.
Sounds great, Mark! Looking forward to it.
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How about fondue at The Melting Pot ! There is one in Seattle and one in Bellevue ! I think there is more than 129 locations in the United States, but the atmosphere is not bad at all !
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wow jay! that's over the top. all of those things? all i can say is just wait for your actual one year WEDDING anniversery! you'll have to up the bar and take her to paris!
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Honestly when we found BanYa years ago we stopped going else where. The food is fantastic. Menu is about 6 pages in english and if you can read japanese and ask for the japanese menu 8-10 depending what is in season.
http://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF8&...4&iwloc=A&om=0
I was at Maneki last night. Another fantastic meal.
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So many choices with food...what do you, and what does she like? If you live through her sister you will never live for yourself If you know what she likes, just take her there and be in control!
Purple is always good,
Icon is great and different get the Fried Macaroni!!!!
Steak:
Daniels Broiler, Jaks, Met, El gaucho, Buenos Aires Grill (near the Moore), Asado (in tacoma, but one of the best Filet steaks I have had)
Sushi:
Red Fin, Ohana, Wasabi
Romantic pizza and pasta:
Via Tribunali --great place!!
If you know what she likes, just take her there and be in control! Purple is always good,
Icon is great and different get the Fried Macaroni!!!!
Steak:
Daniels Broiler, Jaks, Met, El gaucho, Buenos Aires Grill (near the Moore), Asado (in tacoma, but one of the best Filet steaks I have had)
Sushi:
Red Fin, Ohana, Wasabi
Romantic pizza and pasta:
Via Tribunali --great place!!
Why has no one mentioned Morton's on 5th?