Eat This Now: Pad See Ew at Thai & Chinese Express

Edwin Goei • OC Weekly • February 8, 2012
The name is generic. The food court location, even more so. And since Thai & Chinese Express offers the usual of array of chafing trays where the orange chicken is still a coveted item, most people could be forgiven to dismiss it as such. But...
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