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International Food Guide.” French International Food Guide FIFITH EDITION Eat. Drink. Enjoy. Contents Asian Fusion/Pan-Asian......................................................................... 3 We are pleased to launch the fifth edition Chinese .......................................................................................4-5 of the “Toledo International Food Guide.” French ............................................................................................ 7 We continue to receive praise on how German .......................................................................................... 7 this food guide has introduced people to Greek .............................................................................................. 8 new restaurants and led them to explore Hungarian ...................................................................................... 9 different cuisine. Food is one way we can Indian.............................................................................................. 9 experience the richness of a culture and Italian .......................................................................................10-11 diversity of our city. Jamaican ..................................................................................... 11 In the fifth edition, we have included a list Japanese ................................................................................12-13 of approximately 230 restaurants for you Korean .......................................................................................... 13 to explore. No matter which country or city Lebanese/Middle Eastern/Mediterranean ...................................14-15 you are coming from, we want you to feel Mexican ..................................................................................16-17 at home in Toledo and at The University Polish............................................................................................ 18 of Toledo. I invite you to taste the culinary Russian ........................................................................................ 18 diversity of the great city of Toledo and to “Explore Your World”. Thai ............................................................................................... 19 Vietnamese .................................................................................. 20 FOOD GUIDE KEY LISTING Sammy Spann, Ph.D. = Locally-owned groceries/ $ = Average meal is $5-10 Assistant Provost markets/butchers $$ = Average meal is $10-15 Center for International = Locally-owned bakeries/ $$$ = Average meal is $15-20 Studies and Programs coffee shops = UT Discount All others are locally-owned restaurants! H = Halal Meal Option = Establishment delivers K = Kosher Meal Option nal rnatio V = Vegan Meal Option Inte uide = Walking distance from main ood G campus (less than 2 miles) F 1 ASIAN FUSION/PAN-ASIAN CHINESE Fusion cuisine is cuisine that combines elements of different culinary Chinese cuisine is any of several styles originating from regions of China, traditions. Cuisines of this type are not categorized according to any one some of which have become increasingly popular in other parts of the particular cuisine style and have played a part in innovations of many world. Major traditions include Anhui, Cantonese, Fujian, Hunan, Jiangsu, contemporary restaurant cuisines since the 1970s. Shandong, Szechuan, and Zhejiang cuisines. The four main criteria for good Asian Grocery ($, , ,H,V) 3015 N Holland Sylvania Rd. Chinese food are: color, aroma, taste and texture. 1801 N. McCord Rd. 419.531.1818 Flagship dishes include: Kung Pao chicken, Ma Po Tofu, Twice cooked pork, 419.866.2102 601 Adams St., Holland Peking Roasted Duck, Dumplings, Chow Mein. Balance Pan-Asian Grille ($) 419.241.6965 Amerasia Chinese Restaurant 514 The Blvd., Maumee 5145 Monroe St. ($$,V) 419.893.9999 419.843.2888 311 Superior St., Rossford 419.662.8566 5860 W. Central Ave. Spicy Tuna Sushi Bar 419.578.7777 and Grill ($$) Bai Du Restaurant ($$,V) Blue Pacific Grill ($$, ) 7130 Airport Hwy., Holland 580 Craig Dr., Perrysburg 4150 Levis Commons Blvd., 419.720.9333 419.874.7077 Perrysburg Tea Tree Asian Bistro ($$) B.M. Chen Restaurant ($$,V) 419.873.9466 4100 Chappel Dr., Perrysburg 1227 S. Reynolds Rd. BubbleTea ($) 419.874.8828 419.214.0018 1440 Secor Rd. Tee Oriental Market ($, ) China One ($, ,V) 419.855.2726 1101 N. McCord Rd., Holland 5834 Monroe St., Sylvania China King ($, ,V) Kim’s Oriental Market Ltd ($) 419.866.6484 419.882.2700 5801 Telegraph Rd. 2527 W. Laskey Rd. China One Buffet ($,V) 419.478.8180 419.475.9742 3040 Navarre Ave., Oregon China Palace ($, ,V) Lai Lai Asian Market ( ) 419.690.8000 3342 Glendale Ave. 3205 W. Central Ave. China Chef ($,V) 419.382.8818 419.725.3563 2528 Perrysburg Holland Rd., Chinatown Chinese Magic Wok ($, ) Maumee Restaurant ($,V) UT Student Union Food Court 419.867.8011 1750 W. Laskey Rd. 419.351.1736 China House ($$, ,V) 419.292.0881 2040 W. Laskey Rd. 2112 N. Holland Sylvania Rd. Chinese Favorites ($, ,V) 419.472.4453 419.531.5832 4939 Dorr St. 720 Conant St., Maumee China House ($,V) 419.578.9988 419.893.3707 255 Golden Gate Plz, Maumee 419.897.9966 Chuan Cai Fang ($,V) 6829 Airport Hwy., Holland 3527 Dorr St. 419.867.0660 China House ($, , , ,V) 419.539.9329 1122 N. Byrne Rd. 5905 W. Central Ave. 419.536.8833 Dragon Phoenix Restaurant 419.537.1662 ($,V) China King ($, ,V) 4204 W. Alexis Rd. 4747 Suder Ave. 419.473.3113 419.729.8788 2 3 Empire Chinese Restaurant Hong Kong Buffet ($$) Ping On Restaurant ($,V) Three Happiness Chinese Food ($$,V) 3015 Glendale Ave. 525 E. Manhattan Blvd. Delivery and Dine In ($) 2502 Navarre Ave., Oregon 419.389.1888 419.729.1288 845 S. McCord Rd., Holland 419.693.2277 Hot Pot and Asian Grill ($$,V) QQ Kitchen ($,V) 419.867.2100 Flower Drum Restaurant ($$,V) 4038 Talmadge Rd. 3324 Secor Rd. Wei Wei Seafood Restaurant 49 S. Byrne Rd. 419.214.0600 419.720.8703 ($$,V) 419.536.2327 Hot Sizzling Wok ($$,V) QQ Restaurant ($$,V) 1202 N. Reynolds Rd. Fortune Inn ($$,V) 2333 W. Laskey Rd. 3010 Glendale Ave. 419.531.1117 6725 W. Central Ave. 419.475.0065 419.851.0077 YaYa Kitchen ($,V) 419.841.5560 25950 N. Dixie Hwy., Perrysburg Ipoh Restaurant ($, ) R&B Bubble Tea KTV ($) Golden City ($$,V) 3527 Dorr St. 3402 Dorr St. 419.872.1900 5051 N. Summit St. 419.539.9329 419.724.6666 Yang’s Gourmet House ($) 419.726.8221 4446 Heatherdowns Blvd. Jing Chuan Inc. ($$,V) Rice King ($, ,V) Golden Dragon Chinese ($,V) 4424 Secor Rd. 4400 Heatherdowns Blvd. 419.381.0385 5624 Secor Rd. 419.472.9612 419.381.8028 Yum Yum Chinese 419.473.1023 King Chef ($,V) T & Z China King ($, ) Restaurant (V, ) Golden Phoenix ($,V) 6746 Sylvania Ave., Sylvania 4747 Suder Ave 7414 W. Central Ave. 5201 Monroe St. 419.882.9208 419.729.8788 419.517.1338 419.882.5202 King Garden ($) Taiwan Cusine ($,V) Yum Yummy ($,V) Golden Koi ($,V) 2839 Monroe St. 4939 Dorr St. 10667 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg 3550 Executive Parkway 419.255.1260 419.578.9988 419.872.5888 419.539.9028 Lai Lai Asian Market ($,V) Golden Lily Chinese Restaurant 3205 Central Ave ($$,V) 419.725.3563 2223 S. Reynolds Rd. May Flower Restaurant ($) 419.385.3883 1400 W. Sylvania Ave. Happy Rose Buffet ($$,V) 419.478.2121 FRENCH 5335 Airport Hwy. New Empire Restaurant French cuisine is popular for its delicious, diversified and world-wide known 419.385.8989 ($$, ,V) cuisine. Traditional French foods range from delectable cheeses and desserts 6540 Centers Drive, Holland to hearty soups, stews and fresh fish. 419.868.6565 Flagship dishes: Bouillabaisse, Coq au Vin, Escargot, Moules, Ocean Garden Buffet ($,V) Tartiflette, Baguette. 821 W. Alexis Rd. Element 112 ($$$,V) So Sweet Lebanese and French 419.269.9288 5735 Main St., Sylvania Pastries ($,H) Panda Chinese Restaurant ($,V) 419.527.1104 4038 Talmadge Rd. 1531 W. Sylvania Ave. J Patrick’s Pub and 419.474.5445 419.478.3388 Restaurant ($$) P.F. Chang’s ($$) 10630 Fremont Pike, Perrysburg The Shops at Fallen Timbers 419.874.3111 2300 Village Dr. West Bldg. #140 419.878.8490 4 5 GERMAN Georgio’s Café Generally, with the exception of mustard for sausages, German dishes are International ($$,V, ) rarely hot and spicy; the most popular herbs are traditionally parsley, thyme, 426 N. Superior St. laurel, chives, black pepper (used in small amounts), juniper berries and 419.242.2424 caraway. Poco Piatti ($$,H,K,V) Flagship dishes: Sauerbraten, 5333 Monroe St. Wiener Schnitzel, Schweinshaxe, 419.885.0101 Labskaus. Rockets Café ($,H,V) Black Forest Café ($$) 2023 N. Reynolds Rd. 3624 Seaman Rd., Oregon 419.531.3192 419.593.0092 Wingyro’s ($,V) Kilgus Choice Meats ($, ) 560 E Broadway St. 419.724.5605 3346 W. Laskey Rd. 419.472.9721 GREEK HUNGARIAN Contemporary Greek cookery makes wide use of olive oil, vegetables and Traditional Hungarian dishes are primarily based on meats, seasonal herbs, grains and bread, wine, fish, and various meats, including lamb, vegetables, fruits, fresh bread, cheeses and honey. Hungarians are especially poultry, rabbit and pork. Olives, cheese, eggplant, zucchini, and yogurt are passionate about their soups, desserts and pastries and stuffed pancakes. important as well. Famous Hungarian dishes would be Paprikás served with Nokedli, Gulyás, Flagship dishes: Spanakopita, Baklava, Moussaka, Soublaki, Palacsinta, Dobos Cake. Sardeles Pastes. Packo’s at the Park ($, ) Charlie’s Restaurant ($,V) Manos Greek Restaurant 7 S. Superior St. 5228 Monroe St. Ste. 1 ($, - downtown only) 419.246.1111 419.885.3402 1701 Adams St. Takacs Grocery and Meats Gyro
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