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There used to be 3 Thai restaurants called Rungsit. One was on 23rd Street in Manhattan, reasonably cheap and very good. We went to the one on 34th tonight, and the woman there remembered ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mnemex, even though it's been about a year since he was there. She confirmed that the 23rd Street restaurant was dead, dead, dead.
"What about the one in Jerusalem?" I asked.
She sighed and said that things were bad in Jerusalem and that the restaurant had closed. I wasn't surprised. And, in the scale of things, it's got a low disaster rating. But there was something delightful about there being 3 branches of this place, 2 in Manhattan, 1 in Jerusalem.
She said there'd be a 10 minute wait and gave us menus. We ordered. The wait was more like a half hour or 45 minutes, though she did bring us the drinks we'd ordered. This place seems to have gotten more popular by raising its prices.
mnemex, even though it's been about a year since he was there. She confirmed that the 23rd Street restaurant was dead, dead, dead."What about the one in Jerusalem?" I asked.
She sighed and said that things were bad in Jerusalem and that the restaurant had closed. I wasn't surprised. And, in the scale of things, it's got a low disaster rating. But there was something delightful about there being 3 branches of this place, 2 in Manhattan, 1 in Jerusalem.
She said there'd be a 10 minute wait and gave us menus. We ordered. The wait was more like a half hour or 45 minutes, though she did bring us the drinks we'd ordered. This place seems to have gotten more popular by raising its prices.