Before VN and I got together with a few other friends at Boston Pizza, I spent the afternoon checking out the Winterlude ice sculptures with some other friends.
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Someone was craving Thai so we met up for lunch at the Bangkok Thai Garden. We started off with a plate of spring rolls.
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We decided on ordering three dishes and then sharing everything. Vegetable stir-fry, pad thai and a bowl of noodle soup with chicken arrived at our table.
The only thing I remember was that the food was sub-par.
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That evening, I met up with a couple of friends at a Boston Pizza to watch a Sens game (on the TVs). While waiting for some people to arrive, VN and I each ordered lime slushies. As we looked through the menu, VN mentioned that the baked raviolis were really good.
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We killed it in a blink of an eye. I really liked how zesty the sauce was. The more we ate the raviolis with the sauce, the spicier it got. We both enjoyed the well-baked parts of the pasta. It gave the dish more texture.
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A few pizzas and pitchers were ordered once everyone arrived. Not bad.
Unfortunately, Boston Pizza stopped serving the baked ravioli appetizers. Instead, they only serve the raviolis as a main pasta dish. Since then, VN and I have come close to recreating the baked ravioli using store bought stuff.
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