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Comal is one of the few gourmet Mexican restaurants in Berkeley. At first, it seems like a small, cozy restaurant, but it expands into a large, 170-seat escape once you enter. Its mood lighting and polished wood-color theme give it an atmosphere like that of an upscale bar, though it is
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We have listed some of the not so well known, but nevertheless delicious pho places you can try around the Berkeley area.
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Those of us bound to the meal points plan have become more familiar with the dining commons than we would prefer. We don’t expect much variance out of our meals anymore and nor do our peers. The options are limited, and we often find myself begrudgingly munching on a salad and a sandwich of
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“Where shall we eat?” is undoubtedly one of UC Berkeley students’ biggest and most feared questions. Choice is evidently a terrible thing, and we at the Clog have decided to compile some of the best lunch deals in Berkeley to ease your decision making. Gourmet food for a great price 1.
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We may not care to admit that a bitter cup of piping hot, fair-trade coffee is just so much better alongside a musty old novel and gloomy thunderstorms and when we are clad in our finest flannel — yet it is. Or maybe our real guilty pleasure was the Chipotle Quesarito
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Muracci’s Japanese Curry & Grill has finally opened a chain on Telegraph Avenue for Berkeley residents to experience the fresh, home-style Japanese curry it is famous for. Muracci’s was originally a huge success in the San Francisco district, with a second opening in 2010 located in downtown Los Altos. I met
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Norikonoko has finally reopened after its kitchen fire incident earlier this year. It is a small, charming Japanese restaurant tucked away farther down Telegraph Avenue, run by Noriko Taniguchi and her husband, Takumi Taniguchi. Entering through a sliding door, we could see the kitchen bar directly facing the door, with only
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There’s just something so exciting about sitting down in a Korean restaurant and being served an endless row of banchan (side dishes) that range from kimchi to cold boiled bean sprouts with sesame oil. But what better way to pair endless banchan than with all-you-can-eat, or AYCE, barbecued meat and tofu soups?
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When most people go out to eat, they’re looking to spend an hour at a restaurant to relax and have a good meal with friends. But if you want to try something different, you could go restaurant hopping. The concept is similar to bar hopping, except instead of going to
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Street signs that usually say things such as “road closure” are reprogrammed to say “Go Bears.” Traffic along Piedmont Avenue becomes similar to that of LA’s 405 freeway. Bright-yellow and navy-blue rugby shirts are seen in packs running through the streets of Berkeley. Street vendors begin occupying every corner of Berkeley
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