Where’s Seattle’s Kung Pao Corned Beef?
by Jay Friedman on March 15, 2011
A weekend trip to San Francisco revealed what we’re really missing in the Seattle restaurant food scene.
I’ve long lamented the lack of good Chinese restaurants in Seattle (okay, there are a couple of good Sichuan places on the Eastside), as well as good Jewish delis.
Inside a Mission Street restaurant called Lung Shan is Mission Chinese Food. Consider this hole-in-the-wall a restaurant-inside-a-restaurant. Ownership is the same as Commonwealth, which served my favorite meal of the trip, but this was right up there. One of the dishes: kung pao corned beef (actually made with pastrami).
Delicious. Great Chinese food meets Jewish deli. I’ll take one of either in Seattle—and maybe, someday, both.
Filed under Food, Restaurant
Jeez, Jay – I’m not on board with all that many of your suggestions/gripes, but this one this the proverbial nail on the proverbial head.
I’ve heard so much about this combo, I’m dying to try it (perhaps Christmas Day, as takeout – NO! I don’t want to wait that long)