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Shaking Bowl

4.9

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4.9

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City: St. Louis (near Kimmswick), 5544 Telegraph Rd, 63129, St. Louis, United States

"An incredible place to get authentic Korean and Japanese food from the sweetest family on the planet! I love coming here and getting the spicy chicken bowl with white rice. The food is delicious and anything you get here will impress you. It will be a hug in the form of a bowl of yummy food. Here are a few things that they have on the menu -spicy chicken bowl, the fried seaweed noodle roll, the chicken wings with spicy mayo and an order of ddeokbokki. Don?t hesitate to come here you will not be disappointed!"

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Gyro/gyro

4.6

City: Fenton (near Kimmswick), 657 Gravois Rd, 63026, Fenton, US, United States

"We were the first ones in when they opened for starters. Food was good but the restaurant was not clean. All the tables looked like they were not cleaned from the day before and the floors needed to be swept."

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Jefferson Barracks Park

4.8

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4.8

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City: St. Louis (near Kimmswick), 345 North Rd W, 63125, St. Louis, US, United States

"Love to run and workout here. They got several equipment (like pull up bars) on the route i take and i use those to incorporate some bodyweight training into my daily running. Also, there are an abundance of dears, its really crazy, but it is a beautiful park. Typically it gets busy around 5-8pm, so if you want to enjoy it more by yourself, go from like 12-5, during the weekdays, if you can. And if not, then this park is a great place to get fit and enjoy some aspects of nature."

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The Thai Pavilion

4.5

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4.5

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City: St. Louis (near Kimmswick), 3971 Bayless Ave, 63125, St. Louis, US, United States

"Very unusual location: downstairs in the basement beneath a sports bar and grill (Friendly's), with which it shares its outdoor seating. We wanted to sit outside, anyway, so it was sort of fine. We chose our own seats, I got the menus and waited to order.The tablecloths had not been recently cleaned nor fully laid out. The chairs were wobbly and required us to add our cushions (we are very short). Pleasantly shady and breezy, and a nice day to be out, but this area is practically in the parking lot.The owner had told us that I had to come get our menus inside, pay inside, and be patient, because only he and the cook were there at that time and he could only come outside when no other customers were inside. Very odd.My mom uses a walker and cane, so going inside down many steep, dark stairs, was not feasible for her. Good thing we had just come from a place where she had used the restroom!The menu is new, he told us, and seemed great, but didn't offer one of the types of dishes she liked. The owner made a suggestion, hearing she wanted something crispy, and she took his advice.Mom enjoyed the shrimp tempura over Thai fried rice very much. Very large portion of rice and 4 large shrimp, lightly battered, will make two meals for her, with half the rice added to my very large portion of House Special fried rice.Both fried rice dishes were very un-oily, which we like, and just made, fresh. But, not very flavorful, and more steamed than fried. The only veggies were scallions, broccoli, carrots, white onions. No celery, cabbage, bok choy, sprouts, etc. It was also unexpectedly sweet.I additionally ordered the Thai Pho soup, which did not automatically come with anything. It had an extremely generous amount of thicker-than-usual, seemingly wheat-based noodles, at least 5 meatballs, and many slices of beef, but not much broth.No sauces were offered. I had to ask for chopsticks. I asked for basil leaves, which came, but we're unsorted; many were rotten and inedible: rinsed, but not looked at by the cook.The pho broth was different than most Vietnamese phos I have had here and in California and Seattle: sweeter, denser, darker. I missed the fish and chili garlic sauces, but I brought more than half home and will add those for my second meal of it.Owner knows a lot about Thailand and Thai food, which he shared with us. That was great!Overall, we liked but didn't love it. May go back, but despite its being easy to find, it's over 20 minutes' drive for us, in South City."

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