Amerient Restaurant

Name: RAMONA KIDS CLUB MEET-UP
Start: 2023-11-1T16-16-00-00
End: 2023-11-1T17-17-00-00
Location: Dos Picos County Park

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July 3, 2015
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Asian and American Diner Food
668 Main Street
Ramona CA 92065
(760) 789-6855

FULL REVIEW BY DAN EDWARDS

I ordered my favorite Chinese go-to, Kung Pao Chicken. Since I was there between 3-5pm I was able to take advantage of early bird pricing. It was only $8.50 and included soup and appetizer (two egg rolls). The Kung Pao was decent, prepared in the traditional fashion. It was made with a generous amount of chicken that had no discernible byproduct. Spiciness was just right for me.

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Amerient Restaurant
668 Main Street
Ramona CA 92065
(760) 789-6855

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