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Great Food in South Loop

Chicago Talks, April 9, 2008

Submitted on Wed, 04/09/2008 – 23:17.
Story by Maegan Onafuye
Located in the south loop of Chicago on 614 S. Wabash Ave. near Harrison is Tamarind. Tamarind specializes in curries, noodle dishes, teriyaki and sush

Tamarind is a very calm restaurant that has Bamboo music playing softly as you dine. As you sit down to enjoy your meal a hot towel is brought to you on a plate to cleanse your hands with. The water that they serve you has cucumber, lemon and lime in the pitcher to give off tangy taste. A famous dish is there delicious spicy orange chicken served with oranges. The dishes are not very expensive they range from 3 to ten dollars. Tamarind is very affordable. Tamarind serves different food from Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese and Indian cultures.

Tamarind is open Monday through Saturday 11am to 11pm Sunday 11am to10pm. Tamarind is a great spot for lunch or dinner.


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