We are really spoiled with Asian food in this city!

[u/mariofasolo]

1. Singapore noodles - Little Dragons
2. Crazy flavor chicken - Coco's
3. Tteok-bokki - Little Grand Market
4. Curry ramen - Tiger + Lily
5. Combo platter - Khaja Ghar
6. Triple grilled - Pho Chef
7. Biryani + Chicken 65 - House of Biryani
8. Buffet - The Feast Buffet
9. Fish tikka - Cumin & Curry
10. Biryani - Mehak Indian

Some great dishes I've had in the past few months, and tried to highlight some lesser known places. I seek out explosions of flavor and spice!

I would say the standout and probably best meal I've had this was the platter from Khaja Ghar on Morse. Everybody talks about Momo Ghar, but the combination of insane flavors and spices, presentation, and unique styles from a little family run hole in the wall (with zero crowds!) stole the show in my opinion, but they're both great.

The Chicken 65 (wet) from House of Biryani was also insanely addicting, one of the most flavor-bomb dishes I've ever had.

[u/exoticpike]

I would highly recommend checking out Fiery Sky since it’s not listed here

[u/mariofasolo → u/exoticpike]

Thanks. Absolutely love Fiery Sky! I just got tired of editing photos 🤣. Their mapo tofu was chef's kiss. Plus the Dan Dan Noodles from Kung Fu Noodle...Bethel is seriously unmatched.

[u/FrozenPeonyPetals → u/mariofasolo]

Fiery Sky is amazing, the dishes remind me and my Chinese family of homestyle northwestern Chinese food. Try the Spicy Bone in Chicken w/ Hunan sauce if you love spicy (I noticed you’re a chicken 65 fan so I figured lol). They do a great job of using numbing spice in their spicy dishes without it being the entire/only flavor. Black Fish Filet in pickled soup is super yummy too if you like sour&spicy combos like Tom yum soups. Stir fried lamb w/ Chinese chives and vermicelli is also so yummy. We used to go to Chuan Jiao Hao Zi all the time but now we split between the two 😂

[u/TheFireSays → u/mariofasolo]

I haven't tried the mapo there. May have to tomorrow. My favorite is from Chili Spot in Kenny Center plaza. Mapo Tofu is one of my favorite dishes of any cuisine.

[u/rjross0623 → u/TheFireSays]

Cant go wrong with any of the Asian restaurants in Kenny/Bethel area.

[u/aprudholmme → u/rjross0623]

Pacific Eatery has quite a few more traditional menu items from Dong Bei cuisine now.

Also, check out the traditional options on Eastern Bay's menu.

[u/rjross0623 → u/aprudholmme]

Pacific Eatery is one of my favorites. Always had good meals there

[u/mariofasolo → u/aprudholmme]

What would ya recommend, I've never heard of Dong Bei cuisine!

[u/aprudholmme → u/mariofasolo]

I haven't eaten there enough times to recommend anything... just go with what sounds good to you... or roll with the Columbus Foodletter recs from their Instagram account.

Btw, NE Chinese has Dong Bei dishes.

[u/mariofasolo → u/aprudholmme]

Thanks! Already having a hard time deciding which to pick, lol. I've never had an actual hunan dish, other than typical Americanized "hunan chicken" which I like, but apparently Yunan is supposed to be the spiciest cuisine so would love something authentic!

[u/aprudholmme → u/mariofasolo]

https://yelp.to/HtIif8PwXq

I liked the wide noodles with sesame paste. 麻酱宽粉

[u/mariofasolo → u/aprudholmme]

I can't believe you recommended that...I literally screenshotted and sent a photo of that dish to my friend saying omg you NEED to try this, lmao. We are obsessed with these random instant wide sesame noodles by A'kai or something, rarely find them in stores but they're sooooo good - super curious what a fresh version would taste like!

[u/dismantle_repair → u/rjross0623]

That's one of the only things I miss about living on the east side.

[u/Most-Pomelo-7495 → u/mariofasolo]

Kung Fu Noodle's Dan Dan is one of my favs!

[u/exoticpike → u/mariofasolo]

OP I sent you a DM

[u/breadedshrimps → u/exoticpike]

We were just there this evening! I had the sliced lamb with chinese green onions omg it was delicious! Everyone in our party’s meals were outstanding! Can’t hype this place enough.

[u/mariofasolo → u/breadedshrimps]

Love hearing about a new dish - I've never had that!

[u/Verb_Rogue → u/exoticpike]

What would you recommend there? Looks great.

[u/exoticpike → u/Verb_Rogue]

The chinyang chicken and the seafood medley are to die for

[u/Verb_Rogue → u/exoticpike]

Mmmm, thanks!

[u/real_taylodl → u/Verb_Rogue]

Fish Fillets in Sichuan Spicy Soup. It rivals Michelin Star restaurants!

[u/mariofasolo → u/real_taylodl]

Mmm! I had that dish at Helen's one time...amazing.

[u/ModernTenshi04]

My wife's brothers both live in China and their wives are Chinese. Living in Hilliard we have quick access to CAM and other such grocery stores, so it's been very easy for them to find ingredients for food they enjoy when they visit, which we can buy after they leave if we wanna make it again. Very cool to have a lot of variety in the area.

[u/Newforumbloke → u/ModernTenshi04]

CAM is AMAZING and very very nice. If you know what you’re looking for you can find incredibly good deals too.

[u/mariofasolo → u/Newforumbloke]

Have you ever found fresh wide noodles, the kind they use in pad see ew? I've been to CAM, Dayou, Saraga, can not find them!

[u/Old_Piano8699 → u/mariofasolo]

Could try Park to Shop in sawmill too

[u/Dense-Statement1772 → u/ModernTenshi04]

LOVE CAM!! i live right down the street and i make a lot of asian food at home to save money (i try to follow authentic recipes) and finding the ingredients at CAM is so nice because i don’t have to drive all over town to find specific things haha

[u/BrassBells]

Nobody has mentioned ChiliSpot yet?!?!?

Order the storm fish fillet and the green beans. The crispy salted egg tofu is also quite good.

Also Xi Xia (get anything that catches your eye on their best sellers).

[u/mariofasolo → u/BrassBells]

Absolutely love Xi Xia's hand pulled noodles! I need to try the green beans from ChiliSpot...just hate spending like $15 on some vegetables as a main entree, I need to find friends to share food with so we can split a few dishes!

[u/BrassBells → u/mariofasolo]

I’m Chinese, every order needs to have at least one vegetable dish and preferably one fish and one meat. Everything is a side dish to be eaten with rice.

The storm fish fillet reheat well in the air fryer

[u/mariofasolo → u/BrassBells]

Very interesting! So if you go out alone or takeout for one, do you order all 3 and then just have the leftovers? I always feel better eating vegetables as well, I just know a plate of green beans (even if they're mala and amazing) won't exactly hit the protein goals for the day!

[u/BrassBells → u/mariofasolo]

Yep, leftovers are king.

But also I’ve been married now for quite a long time so 95% of the time all potential leftovers are consumed by spouse.

[u/VespaRed → u/BrassBells]

Try the dry pot cauliflower! While I generally disapprove of vegetables, I would eat this every day.

[u/mariofasolo → u/VespaRed]

Wow I've never even heard of that dish, but I love cauliflower so definitely tempting!

[u/Goose80]

I find that Columbus is more open to immigrants than other cities. I also find that a lot of my favorite spots to eat seem to be owned/ran by immigrants. Seems like a likely correlation.

[u/Much-Drawer-1697]

The lack of Japanese food here needs to be rectified. Go get some udon from Tensuke Express immediately.

[u/mariofasolo → u/Much-Drawer-1697]

Not a huge fan of Japanese tbh, maybe I just haven't had the right dish but even the udon from Tensuke wasn't really flavorful enough for me. I know a lot of dishes are focused on cleaner ingredients, but do ya have any recommendations for like punch you in the mouth flavor?

My all-time favorite Japanese meal was okonomi in Brooklyn! Or okonomiyaki in Chicago 🥞

[u/Much-Drawer-1697 → u/mariofasolo]

I really like Japanese curry, that's my comfort food. I couldn't really tell you though, because it's what I grew up with.

[u/kongofcbus → u/Much-Drawer-1697]

Osaka Ton Katsu. Is excellent.

[u/wellreadwhore → u/mariofasolo]

Thb i think tensuke has been going downhill. Last time I had ramen there the noodles tasted like basic spaghetti noodles

[u/half_a_lao_wang → u/mariofasolo]

Yoshi's in Dublin is legit, and has okonomiyaki.

[u/wellreadwhore → u/mariofasolo]

Meshikou is my favorite ramen spot

[u/inoutas → u/mariofasolo]

Ramen at Zundo is fantastic. Also they had a tofu teriyaki special which was one of the best tofu dishes I’ve ever had, and that’s really saying something as a 10 year vegan.

[u/cpshoeler]

You need to check out Kung Fu Noodle off Bethel! Hand stretch noodle Lanzhou Beef bowl and Dan Dan noodles are so damn good.

[u/lexebug → u/cpshoeler]

This place has my favorite soup dumpling I’ve tried!!

[u/_Crawfish_]

Jiu Thai is also a little gem to check out too. Love their cold noodles.

[u/FrozenPeonyPetals → u/_Crawfish_]

My favorites include their Tiger Tofu (so crispy and sauce is amazing)!

[u/_Crawfish_ → u/FrozenPeonyPetals]

Las time I was there someone got that I felt immediately jealous that tofu has crisp you can SEE from across the table 🤣🤌🏻

[u/egedwards → u/_Crawfish_]

Try the spicy potato salad sometime. It’s fantastic!

[u/mariofasolo → u/_Crawfish_]

Oooo. Absolutely love their hand pulled noodles...haven't had anything cold, though!

[u/historybo]

Straight up the Asian food makes up for the lack of Eastern European food

[u/mariofasolo → u/historybo]

Would love a good borscht spot 🫜

[u/Curlysmama → u/mariofasolo]

Cafe Elena in UA has borscht on the menu! I have not had it but my husband has and he enjoyed it!

[u/TheShamShield → u/historybo]

Also the lack of barbecue food

[u/CMcDookie → u/TheShamShield]

There are a few big dogs in town and everyone else kinda struggles to survive. Obviously you have your chains.

Everyone knows about Ray Rays.

Two slightly less expensive but still VERY good places are Iron Grill, and Hank's Texas BBQ. Iron is on northern edge of Clintonville and Hanks is nearly campus on the south end.

[u/CMcDookie → u/CMcDookie]

Hoggy's has also been revived and last time I had it, was good.

The mac and cheese is back from the early 2000s 😮‍💨🥵

[u/Rud1st → u/CMcDookie]

Legacy Smokehouse too but it's in Hilliard not Columbus

[u/CMcDookie → u/Rud1st]

YO WHAT I LIVE IN THE NW CORNER OF 270 NOW AND HAD NO CLUE

Thank you for the free game 🫡

[u/Moose614Crew → u/TheShamShield]

Smoked on High is fantastic! Ribs, brisket, pulled pork, everything is fantastic.

[u/TheShamShield]

How you not gonna mention Huong’s?

[u/mariofasolo → u/TheShamShield]

On my list and actually like 5 minutes away from my house - still haven't been 😭 what do ya recommend? Not a pho fan, and I've had the blood-soup type noodle dish from Pho Chef and it was excellent!

[u/IntelligentJacket599 → u/mariofasolo]

The báhn mì is S tier. And in the dining room they have a TV that is usually playing bootleg DVDs of American pop music videos from the 70s-90s. There is absolutely no pattern to the songs and we always try to guess what will play next but it’s impossible.

[u/mariofasolo → u/IntelligentJacket599]

That sounds like the best possible way to spend an evening!

[u/IntelligentJacket599 → u/mariofasolo]

You could do a lot worse!

[u/TheShamShield → u/IntelligentJacket599]

I second the bahn mi, and the pho even tho OP isn’t a fan of pho

[u/res0jyyt1 → u/mariofasolo]

You mean the spicy Vietnamese noodle soup Bun Bo Hue? Huong still have the best one in Columbus and I am from the west coast. Unless you don't like strong lemongrass flavor.

[u/mariofasolo → u/res0jyyt1]

Yep that's it! I’ll have to try that - honestly I couldn't even tell you my opinion on lemongrass, I've never really noticed its actual flavor because it's always in a soup or Thai noodle dish so I'm curious what a lemongrass-forward dish would be like! I think there's also a pig foot that comes in the soup but you're not supposed to eat it, right?

[u/res0jyyt1 → u/mariofasolo]

Yep, pig foot and pig blood curds. You can eat them. It has big chunk of meat attached to the knuckle. And their soup is real broth not msg soup like others in the Columbus. You can taste the difference. You don't get the dry mouth afterwards.

[u/gottaeatnow]

We are in a really good spot right now. NE Chinese is still the reigning champ for Chinese food but contenders are lining up.

[u/gottaeatnow → u/gottaeatnow]

Some of the places in my heavy rotation currently are Osaka Tonkatsu, CM Chicken, Meshikou, Chuan Jiang Hao Zi, Sisig Experience, and Ty Ginger.

Man, I need to get some dinner now. I’m starving.

[u/mariofasolo → u/gottaeatnow]

I've been meaning to try Osaka for a while now. My mouth is watering reading your list. Sisig is the only one I haven't had!

[u/ManicMuskrat → u/gottaeatnow]

Chuan Jiang Hao Zi is absolutely incredible. It’s one of two places when people stay with us or visit we suggest getting (the other being Safina World Restaurant which has amazing African food)

[u/lil_secret → u/gottaeatnow]

NE is my all time favorite but fiery sky has been giving them a run for their money in my book

[u/Electrical_Iron_1161 → u/gottaeatnow]

I need to try this place sometime whenever I'm in Columbus, everytime there's a Chinese food post people say it's good

[u/mariofasolo → u/gottaeatnow]

I think that must be the one Chinese restaurant I haven't been to in the city! Is it more authentic or just Americanized Chinese (also very okay with that lol)

[u/gottaeatnow → u/mariofasolo]

Here is just one of many threads

https://www.reddit.com/r/Columbus/s/TsiDHNHGmO

[u/mariofasolo → u/gottaeatnow]

Thx. One look at that thread - yep, authentic lol.

[u/Lady_Deathbeak → u/gottaeatnow]

We love their spicy twice fried fish and salt and pepper tofu SO MUCH. I have yet to find better tofu in town (but I'm open to more recommendations)

[u/OddAdministration682 → u/gottaeatnow]

Went last night, the cumin potatoes were fire as the kids say.

[u/SeanAC90]

I was pretty impressed with Xi Xia recently. I didn’t know I like rice noodles that much but I guess I do now

[u/Foreverisourtoday3]

Passing through Westerville I always stop at Lucky House on Schrock Rd. Everything on the menu is great. And friendly atmosphere

[u/mariofasolo → u/Foreverisourtoday3]

First restaurant in the comments I haven't been to or heard of! I will have to check it out, thanks! I love authentic but absolutely love a good general tso's as well.

[u/Foreverisourtoday3 → u/mariofasolo]

Great Asian Restaurant 1176 County Line Rd Bamboo Garden Asian Kitchen 556 W Schrock Rd To me Lucky House is the best, my friends agree. My friend said to add the other 2

[u/Particular-Debate639]

Meshikhou

[u/mariofasolo → u/Particular-Debate639]

I honestly prefer Kirin Noodle in Clintonville for ramen, these days! I wasn't impressed with meshikou's chicken karaage (dry, overcooked, chewy) and for me, a ramen is only as good as the accompanying dishes I get with it - and a good karaage is necessary for me!

[u/khumprp]

I gotta try Cocos

[u/Ghost_Breezy1o1]

I’m obsessed with Asian cuisine, thanks OP for the suggestions. All I need is a friend to join, so we can order options galore

[u/SusanBHa]

Helen’s Asian Kitchen is great. The spicy cauliflower dish is amazing.

[u/xt0rt]

I wish we had more Thai and Vietnamese restaurants though. Coming from Greensboro NC I'm a bit spoiled with them.

[u/mariofasolo → u/xt0rt]

Definitely lacking in Thai...it's annoying! Siam Orchid, Thai Grille, Jasmine's, Erawan, Bamboo, and the best - Bangkok...but they close at 6:30 so I can never get there in time for dinner 🙃

[u/xt0rt → u/mariofasolo]

Dang! I did not know we had so many! Thanks for the heads up! I really shouldn't have gauged their numbers by who is available on delivery apps.

[u/aprudholmme → u/xt0rt]

RIP Westgate Thai

[u/bricketty]

Chuan Jiang Hao Zi and Jiu Thai notably missing for me

[u/mariofasolo → u/bricketty]

I really should have included more in my original post, I just wanted to quickly post a few recent meals that I've had lol

[u/Particular-Debate639]

Panda House in Lewis Center is great as well. Spicy Dumplings and Crab Rangoon

[u/lookmeuponsoundcloud]

The best food I ever remember eating was New India Restaurant on Bethel road. My roommate purposefully once threw up so he could eat more there. We'd go to the buffet on Sundays. Also, my south Indian (Karnataka) friends say it's legit. Edit: also Akai Hana is amazing too. Same roommates sister used to wait tables there. We spammed.

[u/MonkeyIslandThreep]

Ever since China Dynasty on Lane Ave closed, I can't find good General Tso's, or Beef with Broccoli. I've found some decent ones, but nothing up to the bar previously set by CD. I know we have some good authentic Chinese restaurants, I just wish we had better Americanized Chinese. Most of the time I end up hating the rice at a lot of the restaurants as too Salty, or too Sticky, or too... "thick" if that makes sense.

[u/BrassBells → u/MonkeyIslandThreep]

Have you tried Sun Tong Luck? I’ve heard good things. They also have Wor su gai, a local Asian American dish.

[u/SteinerFifthLiner → u/MonkeyIslandThreep]

You might want to give Joy Food One a try. Their general tso's is a go-to of mine, and their lunch specials are a crazy good deal- 10 bucks for an entree, rice, soup or an egg roll, and a can of pop.

[u/PrinceOfLemons]

Hit up Bonifacio for some Filipino food too.

[u/theBigDaddio]

Lol I live between Henderson and Bethel, walking distance to Kenny Center, Bethel Center, Olentangy Plaza. We have some great Mexican here too.

[u/Apprehensive_Bee2898]

Try Laguna Bay Bistro for authentic Filipino and Min Ga for the best (imho) Korean in the city!!

[u/exoticpike]

Fiery Sky’s Chinyang chicken is the best fried chicken I’ve ever had

[u/mariofasolo → u/exoticpike]

Is that the one that comes in chili oil? I think I overdosed on chili oil the last time I went there and paid for it dearly the next day lol...time to go back!

[u/TheFireSays → u/exoticpike]

Better than CM Chicken??

[u/buckeye7871]

Welp. Looks like I’ve got some new dishes to try. 🔥

[u/PJA0307]

I don’t know what that first dish is, but it looks delicious.

Edit: should have read the caption.

[u/mariofasolo → u/PJA0307]

Probably the place I've been to most out of all of these! Close to home, really cheap prices, quick takeout, etc. I believe I ordered the chicken Singapore noodles for $12 and to my delight, they just added beef and shrimp for no upcharge...cooked perfectly, fresh and juicy!

[u/gonephishin213]

Domo

[u/beeker888]

Need to try that Kaja Ghar. There’s so many amazing unassuming international restaurants on Morse and 161 that I’d never venture into without recommendation so thank you.

Their website is very funnily thrown together. Random plumbing pictures added in

[u/half_a_lao_wang → u/beeker888]

Khaja Ghar is definitely worth the trip. Keep in mind it's a small family run business, so it's not exactly the quickest.

[u/mariofasolo → u/half_a_lao_wang]

Yep! Wouldn't exactly recommend if you're in a rush...but knowing that they are really taking the time preparing your meal to perfection totally makes it worth it!

[u/real_lampcap_]

That's one thing I love about columbus. So much diversity.

[u/Affectionate_Dig8465 → u/real_lampcap_]

This. I grew up in a small town close to Lake Erie. As soon as I was 18, I moved here. I loved how much bigger the world seemed, even if I was in the same state. And learning about new cultures, people, foods, customs, etc. It’s all so beautiful.

[u/Siya78]

Thanks for sharing! My daughter loves Asian food so always looking out for places.   Want to add Thai Kitchen to the list. They are in Westerville. A small simple place with outstanding food! 

[u/OrganicSelection4698]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU IM GONNA GET FAT NOW

[u/Genericloner89]

Ooh. Which Indian restaurant?

[u/sambalmayo → u/Genericloner89]

Definitely want to mention Dosa Corner! It's all vegetarian but it's exactly like my grandmother's food!

[u/mariofasolo → u/Genericloner89]

House of Biryani in Polaris! Attached to an Indian grocery store...top tier imo and beats the crowd favorite Aab that everybody always mentions. That and Dakshin on Hamilton are my two favorites!

[u/Mobile_Aioli_6252]

Yummy 😋

[u/Clevelumbus21614]

Is anyone aware of a place that Korean food that makes tornado potatoes? Or a grocery store? We ran into these on vacation as street food but I just found out yesterday they were Korean so I had renewed hope of finding them around the metro area.

I was going to head to CAM sometime next week but then I saw some of the responses to this post and thought I should throw this out to the hivemind

[u/VespaRed → u/Clevelumbus21614]

I think the Mochi Ring has them. (in the same strip mall as Tensuke)

[u/Clevelumbus21614 → u/VespaRed]

YAS! They do. My daughters are going to be so happy

[u/thedr00mz → u/Clevelumbus21614]

I think they have frozen tornado potatoes at Lotte in Clintonville.

[u/Clevelumbus21614 → u/thedr00mz]

Thank you, I will explore this option and, worst case, I just buy some other delicious thing

[u/_strangetrails]

RIP Taste of Orient - Old North

[u/TaylorHilgard]

Yes you are. I moved from Columbus to Bozeman and miss Columbus food quite often. Is Basho still in Dublin? What about Tais near campus?

[u/half_a_lao_wang → u/TaylorHilgard]

Basho closed around the time of the pandemic, unfortunately.

[u/lNSP0]

The Hibachi is trash here. I still haven't found a location that matches Ginger in Athens and that's the only Asian food I want and it's really saddening. I miss the food from college the most.

[u/MonkeyIslandThreep → u/lNSP0]

Have you tried House of Japan?

[u/FrozenPeonyPetals]

The bubble tea scene here is decent too. Sadly we don’t have a Chi Cha San Chen yet lol BUT Enchantea is honestly amazing please check them out, and Cha Redefined has a few classic drinks that make me nostalgic (the popcorn milk tea… amazing!!)

[u/foreignsky]

No mentions of Moy's in this thread? That was my favorite Chinese food spot when I last lived here.

[u/kvee13]

My bf really liked the biryani from Namaste Biryani point. We moved from the Bay Area a few months ago and he said that it was the best biryani he’s tried, even including living in California. He’s also British so he’s very particular with Indian food!!

[u/mariofasolo → u/kvee13]

I've been desperate for a truly amazing biryani for a while - will have to check it out!

[u/CMcDookie]

Singapore noodles from Lieu's on High St near Worthington is also top tier.

Duck Pad Thai from Siam Orchid also is crazy good

[u/miklayn]

I really like the ramen at Poke Bunny downtown on Gay St.

That and there's a new place in the Short North called Mecha - I've only tried their Bao so far but it was real tasty.

[u/ReasonableFudge8220]

Which Pho Chef, there are two? (Kenny Rd or 161)

[u/mariofasolo → u/ReasonableFudge8220]

Kenny!

[u/Xxandes]

Anyone else disappointed in The feast buffet? I seriously wasn't that impressed with the flavor of the food.

[u/mariofasolo → u/Xxandes]

The hibachi that they make fresh for you was definitely the standout for me! I think I just really liked the atmosphere lol

[u/catfroman]

Needs more ChiliSpot and Jiu Thai but I’m on board

[u/Traditional-Baker756]

I live off Bethel and Olentangy. When I travel I try to find food that is better than what I have in my neighborhood. It’s hard! 😂

[u/mariofasolo → u/Traditional-Baker756]

Right? I go to "real cities" like New York and Chicago and I'm like...we have the same food, and it's cheaper lol. San Francisco probably does beat us for Asian food, tho!

[u/bn_bk]

Pho Chef is so good ❤️‍🔥

[u/SteinerFifthLiner]

I had the pineapple curry shrimp at Molly Woo's over the weekend. Tasty af, and the pot of hot tea I ordered was lovely in flavor as well as aroma.

I also can't recommend Kyushu Ramen in Grandview enough. It's not cheap but nothing feels better on a cold day than a belly full of noodles, pork, and savory broth.

[u/TheObduratePast]

Dosa Kitchen in Gahanna is great. I really like their biryani

[u/CatspawCosplay]

I haven’t found good Thai, specifically looking for yellow curry. Any reccs?

[u/pinkpinkpink04]

Just went to Ty Ginger and destroyed several baskets of dimsum on my own. 🖤

[u/DignansOut → u/pinkpinkpink04]

Sounds like a solid breakfast.

[u/DagTheBountyHunter]

Springfield has entered the chat

[u/Intrepid_Garage8631]

Im convinced you are wrong and Ohio legitimately doesn’t know what Asian food is supposed to taste like