Vietnamese then IKEA

SAIGON PALMS
RENTON, WASHINGTON
As I am posting these pictures my mouth has started to salivate.  One of my favorite places to get Vietnamese Cuisine would have to be here.   Muc Nhoi Thit or Stuffed Squid is "pan fried pacific calamari stuffed with pork, lemongrass, garlic, onion."   lightly tossed in sauce that is sweet, salty and delicious that made the pork and lemongrass flavors really pop.

 Bun Dac Biet or Special Vermicelli is my favorite Noodle of all time!  if you have eaten a spring roll you have eaten a Vermicelli Noodle.  This dish is paired with a slightly sweet house fish sauce that has such a delicate flavor but makes the dish a perfect Ten.  The noodles are usually paired with grilled pork, carrot slivers, lettuce and cucumbers.  I upgrade so I can get a shrimp cane and a prawn skewer which is almost pureed shrimp formed around a bamboo stick and then deep fried.  If you love Vietnamese food, this is one stop you have to make.

I am slowly getting my front room put together.  I love IKEA for the odd and yet amazingly cheap and fashionable items it has.  This lamp was only $60, so of course I had to get two.  With a full belly and a happy house today turned out to be not so bad.