It's ia AYCE Chinese restaurant in Silver Springs, MD. with a sushi
seclection. Very limited but always trays full choices of tuna,
salmon, eel, egg, and toufo. However I ask for salmon sashimi and get
about a dozen pieces or about probably 3 ounzes of salmon. It was
worth something in the tip jar. I've never been on a weekday lunch
but dinner and weedends comes to 12.15 plus tips these days.

Haven't been to my other favorite AYCE places because I got to keep my
eye on my gout.

On Oct 15, 12:06*am, James > wrote:
> It's ia AYCE Chinese restaurant in Silver Springs, MD. with a sushi
> seclection. *Very limited but always trays full choices of tuna,
> salmon, eel, egg, and toufo. *However I ask for salmon sashimi and get
> about a dozen pieces or about probably 3 ounzes of salmon. *It was
> worth something in the tip jar. *I've never been on a weekday lunch
> but dinner and weedends comes to 12.15 plus tips these days.
>
> Haven't been to my other favorite AYCE places because I got to keep my
> eye on my gout.




try out hoang's... they're in baltimore now... they need customers a
plenty... i enjoy their dishes very much and sake.


here's their site... you may already know of them.


http://www.hoangcuisine.com/

On Oct 15, 3:28*pm, hats on way too tight
> wrote:
> On Oct 15, 12:06*am, James > wrote:
>
> > It's ia AYCE Chinese restaurant in Silver Springs, MD. with a sushi
> > seclection. *Very limited but always trays full choices of tuna,
> > salmon, eel, egg, and toufo. *However I ask for salmon sashimi and get
> > about a dozen pieces or about probably 3 ounzes of salmon. *It was
> > worth something in the tip jar. *I've never been on a weekday lunch
> > but dinner and weedends comes to 12.15 plus tips these days.
>
> > Haven't been to my other favorite AYCE places because I got to keep my
> > eye on my gout.
>
> try out hoang's... they're in baltimore now... * they need customers a
> plenty... i enjoy their dishes very much and sake.
>
> here's their site... you may already know of them.
>
> http://www.hoangcuisine.com/

A bit pricy for me. After what the market did in the last 3 weeks,
I'm lucky to still be able to afford the cheap sushi at the AYCE.

On Oct 16, 12:21*am, James > wrote:
> On Oct 15, 3:28*pm, hats on way too tight
>
>
>
>
>
> > wrote:
> > On Oct 15, 12:06*am, James > wrote:
>
> > > It's ia AYCE Chinese restaurant in Silver Springs, MD. with a sushi
> > > seclection. *Very limited but always trays full choices of tuna,
> > > salmon, eel, egg, and toufo. *However I ask for salmon sashimi and get
> > > about a dozen pieces or about probably 3 ounzes of salmon. *It was
> > > worth something in the tip jar. *I've never been on a weekday lunch
> > > but dinner and weedends comes to 12.15 plus tips these days.
>
> > > Haven't been to my other favorite AYCE places because I got to keep my
> > > eye on my gout.
>
> > try out hoang's... they're in baltimore now... * they need customers a
> > plenty... i enjoy their dishes very much and sake.
>
> > here's their site... you may already know of them.
>
> >http://www.hoangcuisine.com/
>
> A bit pricy for me. *After what the market did in the last 3 weeks,
> I'm lucky to still be able to afford the cheap sushi at the AYCE.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -


this is all we got in town.... i go for it when i can.

but i am a bit miffed about how once we were loaded up with sake every
other block, now it's a dry town?

i even posted a request at the local grocer.... they make
"claim" they will look into it.

(yeh, riiight)

our city has hiked things up so high even the "so called" rich can't
take it much longer... but the city will sure let homeless folks lie
around causing trouble.

hats wrote on Fri, 17 Oct 2008 09:58:00 -0700 (PDT):

> On Oct 16, 12:21 am, James > wrote:
>> On Oct 15, 3:28 pm, hats on way too tight
>>
>> > wrote:
> >> On Oct 15, 12:06 am, James > wrote:
>>
> > >> It's ia AYCE Chinese restaurant in Silver Springs, MD.
> > >> with a sushi seclection. Very limited but always trays
> > >> full choices of tuna, salmon, eel, egg, and toufo.
> > >> However I ask for salmon sashimi and get about a dozen
> > >> pieces or about probably 3 ounzes of salmon. It
> > >> was worth something in the tip jar. I've never been on a
> > >> weekday lunch but dinner and weedends comes to 12.15 plus
> > >> tips these days.
>>
> > >> Haven't been to my other favorite AYCE places because I
> > >> got to keep my eye on my gout.
>>
> >> try out hoang's... they're in baltimore now... they need
> >> customers a plenty... i enjoy their dishes very much and
> >> sake.
>>
> >> here's their site... you may already know of them.
>>
> >> http://www.hoangcuisine.com/
>>
>> A bit pricy for me. After what the market did in the last 3
>> weeks, I'm lucky to still be able to afford the cheap sushi
>> at the AYCE.- Hide quoted text -

By the way, the town is Silver Spring (without a final "s") but I know
of two other quite decent AYCE places in the DC suburbs. Hinode in
Rockville which has a general Japanese food selection including good
Tempura as well as the sushi (rather small pieces) and Matuba in
Bethesda has a Kaiten bar with sushi and other things like dumplings and
Teryaki. In either, the buffet and one beer will be under $20 for
weekday lunch.

A number of Chinese AYCE buffets have competently run and popular sushi
bars but I am not enthusiastic about the quality of the fish. However,
the *Chinese* food including Dim Sun, is quite good at the Good Fortune
in Rockville.

--

James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland

Email, with obvious alterations: not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not

On Oct 17, 2:08*pm, "James Silverton" >
wrote:
> *hats *wrote *on Fri, 17 Oct 2008 09:58:00 -0700 (PDT):
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Oct 16, 12:21 am, James > wrote:
> >> On Oct 15, 3:28 pm, hats on way too tight
>
> >> > wrote:
> > >> On Oct 15, 12:06 am, James > wrote:
>
> > > >> It's ia AYCE Chinese restaurant in Silver Springs, MD.
> > > >> with a sushi seclection. *Very limited but always trays
> > > >> full choices of tuna, salmon, eel, egg, and toufo.
> > > >> *However I ask for salmon sashimi and get about a dozen
> > > >> pieces or about probably 3 ounzes of salmon. *It
> > > >> was worth something in the tip jar. *I've never been on a
> > > >> weekday lunch but dinner and weedends comes to 12.15 plus
> > > >> tips these days.
>
> > > >> Haven't been to my other favorite AYCE places because I
> > > >> got to keep my eye on my gout.
>
> > >> try out hoang's... they're in baltimore now... * they need
> > >> customers a plenty... i enjoy their dishes very much and
> > >> sake.
>
> > >> here's their site... you may already know of them.
>
> > >>http://www.hoangcuisine.com/
>
> >> A bit pricy for me. *After what the market did in the last 3
> >> weeks, I'm lucky to still be able to afford the cheap sushi
> >> at the AYCE.- Hide quoted text -
>
> By the way, the town is Silver Spring (without a final "s") but I know
> of two other quite decent AYCE places in the DC suburbs. Hinode in
> Rockville which has a general Japanese food selection including good
> Tempura as well as the sushi (rather small pieces) and Matuba in
> Bethesda has a Kaiten bar with sushi and other things like dumplings and
> Teryaki. In either, the buffet and one beer will be under $20 for
> weekday lunch.
>
> A number of Chinese AYCE buffets have competently run and popular sushi
> bars but I am not enthusiastic about the quality of the fish. *However,
> the *Chinese* food including Dim Sun, is quite good at the Good Fortune
> in Rockville.
>
> --
>
> James Silverton
> Potomac, Maryland
>
> Email, with obvious alterations: not.jim.silverton.at.verizon.not- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -



i remember silver spring... haven't been there since the first
administration of ... bush.

i used to haunt the place... due to visits to some friends...
what's the exact addy of this joint?



oh, how is s.s. these days? still struggling to maintain?