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Ottawa Food Guide | What to Eat When Options Are Limited

If you're struggling to find good food in Ottawa, here are three reliable spots that won’t disappoint—though some come with caveats! 1️⃣ Table SODAM 🌟🌟🌟🌟 | $30-40 per person 📍 Best all-around Korean restaurant in Ottawa Must-order: #2 Sweet Onion Beef (tender & flavorful) #5 Pork Bone Soup (rich and hearty) Corn Fried Chicken Combo (crispy & addictive) Pros: Great service, cozy ambiance. Cons: Recently raised prices & smaller portions. Tip: Call ahead—they sometimes close earlier than Google Maps says! 2️⃣ Le Mien 🌟🌟🌟.5 | $25-30 per person 📍 Ottawa’s take on Lanzhou noodles Go-to order: "Zha Jiang Mian + Braised Pork Combo + Marinated Egg" (luck-based seasoning—sometimes salty, sometimes perfect!) Portion tip: The smallest noodle size is plenty for one person. Not authentic, but satisfying when craving Chinese noodles. 3️⃣ Pho Bo Ga 2 🌟🌟🌟.5 | $20-40 per person 📍 Late-night pho spot (open until 5AM in summer!) Why go? #26 Beef Pho—broth is rich and savory, packed with meat. Coconut Juice (super sweet but refreshing). Skip: Overpriced, mediocre appetizers. Warning: The place is old and dingy—don’t expect a clean, modern vibe. Final Thoughts Best overall: Table SODAM (if you don’t mind the price hike). Best budget option: Pho Bo Ga 2 (for late-night cravings). Noodle fix: Le Mien (hit or miss, but usually decent). #OttawaEats #StruggleMeals #FoodieSurvivalGuide

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Ottawa Food Guide | What to Eat When Options Are Limited

If you're struggling to find good food in Ottawa, here are three reliable spots that won’t disappoint—though some come with caveats! 1️⃣ Table SODAM 🌟🌟🌟🌟 | $30-40 per person 📍 Best all-around Korean restaurant in Ottawa Must-order: #2 Sweet Onion Beef (tender & flavorful) #5 Pork Bone Soup (rich and hearty) Corn Fried Chicken Combo (crispy & addictive) Pros: Great service, cozy ambiance. Cons: Recently raised prices & smaller portions. Tip: Call ahead—they sometimes close earlier than Google Maps says! 2️⃣ Le Mien 🌟🌟🌟.5 | $25-30 per person 📍 Ottawa’s take on Lanzhou noodles Go-to order: "Zha Jiang Mian + Braised Pork Combo + Marinated Egg" (luck-based seasoning—sometimes salty, sometimes perfect!) Portion tip: The smallest noodle size is plenty for one person. Not authentic, but satisfying when craving Chinese noodles. 3️⃣ Pho Bo Ga 2 🌟🌟🌟.5 | $20-40 per person 📍 Late-night pho spot (open until 5AM in summer!) Why go? #26 Beef Pho—broth is rich and savory, packed with meat. Coconut Juice (super sweet but refreshing). Skip: Overpriced, mediocre appetizers. Warning: The place is old and dingy—don’t expect a clean, modern vibe. Final Thoughts Best overall: Table SODAM (if you don’t mind the price hike). Best budget option: Pho Bo Ga 2 (for late-night cravings). Noodle fix: Le Mien (hit or miss, but usually decent). #OttawaEats #StruggleMeals #FoodieSurvivalGuide

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