The Best Japanese and Thai Cuisine in the Triangle

The Sushi-Thai Cary has been getting rave reviews.  If you haven’t stopped by to dine-in yet then read on.
One customer says,  “Love this restaurant! Has phenomenal food. The best sushi and Thai food in Cary.

Cute restaurant and usually not overly crowded. If you like Thai or Sushi I recommend you try this place!”

Sushi-Thai, located in Cary, features the largest variety of combination Japanese and Thai cuisine in the Triangle Area. Enjoy fresh sushi delicacies in a relaxed atmosphere and other Japanese dishes paired alongside Thai favorites. Serving both lunch and dinner, Sushi Thai offers a variety of lunch specials in addition to a children’s menu. Choose from Japanese teriyaki and tempura dishes and Thai rice and

noodles. Specialties like New Zealand Green Mussels are also a favorite for customers. Their sushi bar has nigiri, maki and sashimi, available al la carte or by combination plate.

Visit Sushi-Thai Cary This Week.  Get directions below from their website.
106 Kilmayne Drive Cary, NC 27511 (919) 467-5747

Panthers Have a New QB

The Carolina Panthers may not have had a first round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, but that didn’t stop them from selecting one of the best quarterbacks coming from this year’s recruiting class.

Notre Dame’s Jimmy Clausen was chosen on Friday in the second round as the 48th overall pick by the Panthers and I couldn’t be happier. It was stunning that Clausen wasn’t picked in the first round, especially since Tebow was selected as the 25th overall pick by Denver. Even more impressive is that he was still available for the second round pick. I was biting my nails as each team picked, hoping that he would still be available.

A young quarterback is exactly what the Panthers need, especially since they’ve lost Delhomme this off season. He’ll definitely compete against Moore for the starting QB spot.

Do you think Clausen will do well in Charlotte?

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Panthers Upset The Vikings

How awesome was last night’s game?  The Panthers’ offense was amazing.  Julius Peppers placed so much pressure on Brett Favre that you would think that Favre was a rookie if you didn’t notice the 5 o’clock shadow on his face.

According to ESPN.com, It was supposed to be a night when the Minnesota Vikings celebrated a division title and inched closer to the best record in the NFC.Instead it was night of dropped passes, missed tackles, poor protection — and a dustup between Brett Favre and the coach who worked so hard to bring him back from retirement.After the Carolina Panthers dominated the fourth quarter Sunday night in a 26-7 win over the Vikings, Favre acknowledged he had a “heated discussion” with coach Brad Childress.

Read more on the article here.  Even though there was a heated discussion, if Favre had stayed out of the game, the Panthers’ offense would have still eaten them alive.

What are your thoughts on the game?

I Know You Can’t Wait For Sunday

You can’t wait for the Sunday showdown.  The 5-7 Carolina Panthers are set to take on the 7-5 New England Patriots on Sunday at 1pm.

According to ESPN.com, The team will try to avoid its first skid of that length in more than seven years as it hosts the Carolina Panthers on Sunday, with New England looking to keep sole possession of the AFC East lead and remain unbeaten at Gillette Stadium.

What will be the keys to Carolina beating New England?  See what ESPN.com has to say here.