Chinese, please!

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Permalink Reply by Gary Miller on October 6, 2009 at 2:28pm

Forbidden City is probably the best....but i miss the place in Broad Ripple that went out a few years ago. the best eggrolls ANYWHERE!

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Permalink Reply by John Wooton on October 8, 2009 at 3:20pm

There's Thai Taste in Castleton. I've been there a couple times and it's really good.

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Permalink Reply by Carol Lukemeyer on October 19, 2009 at 12:15pm

I'm slow on the draw here but we like Yen Ching on 421 north of 86th and just south of 465. Sit down, table cloths, great food and very friendly people.

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Permalink Reply by Terry Melvin on October 19, 2009 at 5:54pm

Yen Ching also has a location on East Washington just before Post Road. We go for lunch often. Pot stickers are very good.

Hong Kong Inn at 38th and Franklin has been a family favorite for years. Their egg rolls are the best! We usually order dinner for two (with extra egg rolls), and it easily feeds our family of 4 with leftovers. Call for carryout you won't believe how much food you get! Cloth tablecloths and napkins. The volcano mixed drink for four packs quite a kick!

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Permalink Reply by Wendy Carson on October 19, 2009 at 7:24pm

Sawasdee has the best Thai in the area. There's plenty of other good places but theirs is the best quality & price.

As for old-time ambiance and great food, you can't beat Oriental Inn on Arlington (http://www.orientalinnrestaurant.com).

For great sushi at a reasonable price, the best deal is The Journey on 96th street in Fishers. I know it's a buffet but it's much more than that and their evening menu has sashimi and other delicacies. It's well worth the time, money and effort.

If you'd like dim sum, Great Garden over on the west side (3623 Commercial Dr - by Saraga) is the place to go.

For a general oriental buffet, WTT Buffet & Grill (4873 W. 38th Street) on the west side is new and quite surprising. They have items only available there (snails, for one) and an amazing touch with seasonings.

There are lots of other places out there depending on your location but these are the ones that are my favorites and that I am constantly recommending to others.

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Permalink Reply by Marty Atherton on November 11, 2009 at 9:11am

IMHO, If you're talking Thai, the best Thai in town - hands down - is Siam Square in Fountain Square. The food can be a little on the expensive side, but worth it. They also have a constantly changing, reasonably priced selection of beer and wine by the glass.

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Permalink Reply by Stephanie Daily on November 23, 2009 at 10:42pm

Chinese is the WORD for HITW lunch for December - I've read the comments, looking for SERIOUS, Christmas Cheer, Good times had by all, Chinese extravaganza! Please reply, we need to choose who gets the pleasure of our company in December!

Happy Thanksgiving, best to you, and your family!

Stehanie
@seppichdaily

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Permalink Reply by Dick Davis on February 3, 2010 at 8:59pm

A bunch of us, including Stephanie Daily and Brian Huff, visited Oishi Sushi, on East 10th Street, just west of Shadeland, for lunch on Friday, 1/29/2010. The lunch menu offered 10-12 different rolls, three of which costs just $9.95 for lunch. Great bargain for nice fresh sushi.

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