i had lunch atboonboon cafe with my son zack yesterday, and i can't stop thinking about how much i enjoyed the food. the cuisine is mostly thai, but they offer some items from other cultures too, such as indian samosas, korean chicken wings, and spaghetti and meatballs (really!). on theboonboon cafe website, there is a vegetarian menu, although they don't have a separate vegetarian menu in the actual restaurant. what their restaurant menu says is that vegetarian substitutes are available. if you know in advance that you'll be going toboonboon cafe, you may want to print out the vegetarian menu and take it with you. i asked about fish sauce in their curries and was told that all of them contain fish sauce except the yellow curry. so instead of curry, i decided to order the prik khing chicken, with tofu substituted for the chicken. in addition to the tofu, this dish consisted of green beans, onions, bell peppers, carrots, and broccoli in a sauce of dry red chili paste, served with