Sure! Who doesn’t need a new challenge? Keeps the brain stimulated! 
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I’m sure you thought about it already - Ghost Kitchen. Chicken is forgiving post poaching.
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is in the sweltering tropical climes
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Hi @Hungrydrunk - I was speaking more to the ordering system. I’ve had similar problems as @PorkyBelly where I did as instructed and texted the day before but was told I was texting too early and could I text the same thing later. What? I have to text the same thing later instead of the person just looking at my text later. I said (wrote) okay, what time later and s/he couldn’t give me a time. So I took a chance and IG’d. Bingo! That was a lot of chicken chasing… and was before the Infatuation explosion. This is not a criticism as @JLee is a FTC member and we all want to see PRD have continued success. But some might not be as persistent. Having someone set up an ordering system (hours, cutoffs, etc.) and/or a dedicated order taker would be helpful to the customers and possibly ease pressure on Chef. M2C.
P.S. I thought of a ghost kitchen too @Sgee. Would be interested in hearing about the pros/cons.
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ah…thought you meant the production of hainan chicken not the ordering system.
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Haha, I read your post again and realized we were talking about different things. Yah, the kitchen looks small. But the Hainan Chicken is so yummy!
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every damn time I buy the char siu on noodles.
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This is why I love the sorrowful rice so much. So much sauce…just like how I loved eating it growing up.
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@JLee is doing a dedication to pok pok this week
On a side note it’s crazy how Ricker went from culinary empire to all restaurants closed so quickly. I feel like at one point he was on par with David Chang in terms of national recognition.
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Those sticky wings are insane!
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With the caveat that this is just one schmuck’s opinion, that schmuck being me, the food was great at pok pok and the overall experience miserable. Five or so visits spread out over a number of years in both Portland and LA, and each time was disorganized, sullen, or overbearing. The menu read like a lecture, and the food could never quite make up for all the annoyances.
I know Night Market doesn’t have to be the comparison, but that restaurant figured how to make each meal a party, for a better or worse.
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I never had that experience at any of the Portland pok poks, but we were definitely one and done at the LA iteration.
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you should really try holy basil
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Event now cancelled due to coronavirus surging
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Thanks for being considerate. We are seeing a rise in hospital admissions. Stay safe, everyone.
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Stay safe, thank you for your service
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