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    Pheasant Lane Mall

    Pheasant Lane Mall

    3.3(65 reviews)
    88.8 mi
    $$

    Wow, this mall is great!…read more My friend keeps telling me that malls are a 20th century concept, and while I agree with him, going to the mall is just so much fun. They really do have everything here: sports stores, a game stop, target, clothes, electronics, a food court, etc etc. On that note, the food court is kind of lacking, due to it having only a handful of options: a taco bell (shudders), a burger king, a generic Chinese restaurant, and so on. Still, it doesn't deter people from coming here. The thing I like the most about the mall is the Dick's sporting goods store, which has an impressive array of products in stock. Virtually any sporting brand you can think of is represented here, and all for a decent price. True, you can get any of these things over amazon and in two days basically, but the mall 1. has clearance sales 2. you pay no sales tax! This brings me to another point, which is the fact that none of NH pays any sales tax, so people come to this mall all the time from out of state. This place is actually situated right on the NH side of the NH/MA border, so it's easy to imagine this place was built with Massholes in mind. Honestly, while going to the mall is an outdated concept, it is still terrible fun. The only drawback to this one is that there is no movie theater.

    Wow what a huge mall. I have never seen so many shops and shoppers at one mall. They have 2 stories…read moreand the target inside is huge. Alote of different foods in the food court as well. 10 out of 10. Can't wait to bring the kids back for all the family fun.

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    Oun Lido’s

    Oun Lido’s

    4.8(28 reviews)
    0.3 miOld Port

    The experience genuinely made me feel like I was in a casual restaurant in Asia where there's that…read moreunique metal table and no-frills chairs. This is the place you'll take friends when you want an easy night out but still make it fun. Straightforward, friendly service. Cocktails are creative, the coconut pandan mojito was extremely refreshing in comparison to the umami-forward dishes. The twice-fried chicken was notable, the caramelization made it so savory. The fresh spring rolls were also good, with shrimp, pork belly, chicken as additional fillings. My favorite dish of the night was easily the house noodle soup. The braised beef was melt-in-your-mouth good and the broth was incredibly savory. The Mee Katang was the second runner up - I love a short rib with a wide noodle. Did not have any issues with signage/ordering food/seating - there was a clear sign that said dinner upstairs, take out downstairs and someone upstairs was shepherding people to tables. They do take reservations over the phone.

    Looking for the "finest" Cambodian cuisine in Portland? The answer is Oun Lido. Eating in? Order…read moredownstairs, find a table upstairs in their super relaxed space, and they'll bring you your food. Ordering takeaway? You can do it online, and pick it up from their express counter. Vegan? Lots of good dishes (and everything, including gluten-free options and spice level, is clearly labeled). I had an order of the banh chao fresh rolls (coconut scallion rice crepes filled with shiso, mint, carrot, daikon, cukes, lettuce, peace shoots) with the lemon herb sauce. Which had an unexpected and delightful kick to it; I loved the heat and ended up pouring that sauce all over the vegan kuyteav cha (rice noodles with fried tofu, pineapple, veggies, and ginger garlic oil) I got! Other veg options: the fried green beans (with maple tamari and salted bean sauce), phsaet ang (oyster mushroom skewers with a cashew green sauce and papaya pickles), neorm (a vermicelli noodle salad) specifically with fried tofu, and mi goreng (fried dry wheat noodles with sweet soy curry, chili oil, gai lon pickled shiitake and bean sprouts, lime; ask for it be vegan to omit the egg). While the food was good, the staff was the best part. Smart, clever, funny, fast, friendly, genuine; it was one of the realest interactions I've had at a restaurant in a long time. He went above and beyond checking things were vegan, making amazing recommendations, asking thoughtful questions to my friend about her spice tolerance. He even came upstairs to check in on us. This is probably one of the best lunch options in Portland.

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