This Event:

        Wed     4/25  Thai City, Palo Alto

Coming Events: [Note schedule changes!]
	
        Wed     5/02  Afghan House, Sunnyvale
        Wed     5/09  Jing Jing, Palo Alto
        Wed     5/16  Hobee's, Sunnyvale (Mathilda & 101)
        Wed     5/23  La Fiesta, Mountain View
	Wed	5/30  Paradise, Mountain View
	Wed	6/06  Swagat, Palo Alto
	Wed	6/13  Man Bo Duck, Mountain View
	Wed	6/20  Kabul, Sunnyvale
	Wed	6/27  Peking Duck, Palo Alto
 ALT:	Wed	6/27  Mary Chung, Cambridge MA [Usenix in Boston]
	Thu	7/05  Suraj, Redwood City
 ALT:	Thu	7/05  Newick's, Dover NH [Rose Family Reunion]
	Wed	7/11  Cha Am, San Francisco

Chris Hull maintains a Kabuki web page at http://remarque.org/kabuki.


Time:

	Wednesday, April 25th, 7:30pm

Place:

	Thai City
	3691 El Camino Real
	Palo Alto, Ca 94306

Description:

	Thai City is one of the few Thai restaurants in the mid-peninsula; When
	I lived in Palo Alto, this was the Thai place we'd drag out of town
	visitors to.  They deal with crowds well, the food is reasonable (not
	stellar, but reasonable - their Tom Kha Gai has more chili than I care
	for, but then I learned about TKG at Cha Am and have been biased ever
	since).  They are willing to spice reasonably, but you do have to 
	persuade them - they're a bit sceptical when people request 'hot.' 

	Their prime forte is daily seafood specials.  Vegetarians will be happy
	with the menu.  Entree's are in the six to eleven dollar range, weighted
	toward the low end.  The place is a nice all-around Thai restaurant.

[Review by RichardT]

	Kabuki was last at Thai City on November 11th, 1996.  I'm sure the
	prices have gone up a little since then.  

Directions:

	Thai City is at the corner of El Camino and Wilton just south of Oregon
	Expressway/Page Mill Road.

	Take 101 to Palo Alto.  Leave the freeway at the Oregon Expressway
	exit, heading West to El Camino.  At El Camino, turn left and proceed
	one block past the second light.  Turn left, and park.  The restaurant
	is on the corner on your left hand side.

[Directions by RichardT]