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My relationship with King's Cafe starts years back when I was still promoting Crystal Light at random events (oh yeah). One of the events we went to was some food expo. The best part about the expo was that our booth was positioned right next to King's!! I made a convention buddy at the King's Booth named Andrew (whom, as it would turn out, happened to know a huge number of my friends; small world no?). Though he wasn't interested in samples of Crystal Light (because really now...), he did keep me well fed on bite sized pieces of godly deliciousness. Lucky me!

Being a big fan of King's, I of course introduced the boyface to their wonderfulness. In true Daviid fashion, he is now even more obsessed with the place and it's yummyness than I am. We're a little (ok a lot) sad about the redesign, which got rid of the outdoor feel of the place and the beautiful waterfall mural we always sat next to. However, the food is as wonderful as ever.

My husband and I were at King's on the weekend and picked up some takeout tonight as well, after what can only be classified as the laziest paddle ever... We're not very adventurous when it comes to ordering food, though we did actually try something new this time round!!

Hot and sour soup with shredded tofu and soy ham

dumplings!! Ok, not gluten-free, I know...don't worry mom, only ate a couple!

Enoki mushroom balls (the something new!)

Purple rice

The best part of the whole meal (though it's a tough competition)! Spicy soy kung pao chicken! So so so so so good!!!

note: I have some new recipes I've been working on that I'm going to post when I'm back after this weekend!
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Raw Food, Real People said…
Hi!
Just found your blog through one of your recipes at GoneRaw.com - you have some great stuff here!

I don't experiment nearly as much as I'd like to, but definitely want to try some of your recipes.

Cheers,
K
August 11, 2009 at 4:18 PM
selene @veganlicious said…
Thanks K! I can't wait to check out your site as well, always on the lookout for yummy recipes. I see you have a spiralizer, looks like a benriner? what do you think?
August 11, 2009 at 8:04 PM
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