Subject: Possible Score Changes | EVO Score 2014

From: Periodic Score Changes <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 03 Jun 2014 08:20:38 -0700

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Date: 06-02-2014 20:46:08

It seems to me, in the dark reaches of my memory, I've read about using cheese rinds for ----- er, something.

I just bought some delicious Gruyere cheese that has a large rind on it. Since the rind cost as much as the cheese I was wondering if it can be used (or eaten). Doesn't look appetizing but hey------- Limburger doesn't smell appetizing but I love it.

Any ideas or thoughts would be appreciated, especially if you've used them yourself. (Not limited to Gruyere)

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meal and it was equally horrible and embarrassing! I went with 2 others, and they both got sick too but it didn't hit them as fast as it hit me. The previous time I went, I got also sick (but not nearly as severe)...so I'm not sure what's up. Oddly enough, I've been here plenty of times before, but only recently have I been cursed. I don't really want to come back a 3rd time to learn my lesson, even though I do like coming in to visit Chien Po.

The ramen is decent (I liked the tonkotsu), but I've explored new territory and found less salty broth. The wait is expected during lunch...not any worse than the other poppin places

you can drive down the street for some japanese food.

It's quick on service and the portions are reasonable. I always have to get the agedashi tofu. It's my favorite appetizer, along with thier Gyu Don. Although I think they just use an instant version it that you can find in the zer section of an oriental market. It still tastes great to me!The most authentic Japanese restaurant in Orlando I have been to. Its in a pretty empty plaza, but its never stopped me from coming. If you come at a certain time, this place gets super busy real quick! So if you go, try to either go before or after the prime dinner hour, which around 6:00-7:30 I believe.

I love their pickled cucumbers that comes with some of the dishes. I started to even purchase them at the market to have it at home! My favorite dishes there have to be the Omu Rice, Gyu Don and Curry Rice. I also love their Udon soup as well.

The only thing I dislike is they close on Sundays, and those are the usually days I feel like going.Seito's is your typical sushi restaurant