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The Dining Diva:
Ginger &
Lemongrass
BY HELENE OELERICH
Ginger & Lemongrass has moved from
Clintonville Street to 12-53 150 Street in
Whitestone. The restaurant offers yummy traditional
Thai and Vietnamese food every day of the
week, and the hardworking team is dedicated to
its customers.
Known for their soups, especially Pho (beef
broth, noodles and meat), Ginger & Lemongrass
also serves beef, chicken, vegetarian, spicy lemongrass
and coconut soups. All are served with a variety
of herbs such as cilantro and Thai basil, as well
as scallions, onions, and a side of bean sprouts.
Main dishes include chicken, shrimp and scallops,
vegetarian, and mussels. You can order mild,
spicy or extra spicy, according to your taste. The
BBQ pork is also delicious, and there are many
different salads and beverages. Check out the
menu online at gingerandlemongrass.com or call
347-732-4720 for more info.
The restaurant is very popular for takeout orders
and also delivers to your door! If you go in person,
parking is available on the street. Hours are daily
from 11am to 9:45pm Monday-Friday and from
11am to 10:15pm on weekends.
Eat and Enjoy!
Ginger & Lemongrass welcomes you!
Helene & Phil enjoying lunch Summer rolls (chicken, shrimp, grilled pork, tofu)
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Thai papaya salad with grilled shrimp
Vietnamese beef baguette Baguette with Lemongrass
shrimp
Clubhouse Movies: April
Vice
Friday, April
26, 3pm & 7pm
The story of
Dick Cheney,
an unassuming
bureaucratic
Washington
insider, who
quietly wielded
immense power
as Vice President
to George W.
Bush, reshaping
the country and the globe in ways that
we still feel today. —Annapurna Pictures
Rated R
Director: Adam McKay
Writer: Adam McKay
Cast: Christian Bale, Amy Adams, Steve
Carell
“In the highly-entertaining and informative
docudrama Vice, Dick Cheney
(Christian Bale) becomes the most powerful
vice president in the history of the US presidency…
Bale’s impersonation of Cheney
is stunning in both physical transformation
and personality heft, an imitation that carries
the personal stamp of an outsize personality.”
~ Joe DeSando, WCBE.org
The Favourite
Friday, April 12, 3pm & 7pm
In the early 18th century,
England is at war with the French.
A frail Queen Anne (Olivia
Colman, Best Actress Oscar winner)
occupies the throne and her
close friend Lady Sarah (Rachel
Weisz) governs the country in
her stead. When a new servant
Abigail (Emma Stone) arrives, her
charm endears her to Sarah. Sarah
takes Abigail under her wing and
Abigail sees a chance at a return
to her aristocratic roots. As the politics of war become quite
time consuming for Sarah, Abigail steps into the breach to fill
in as the Queen’s companion. Their burgeoning friendship
gives her a chance to fulfill her ambitions and she will not let
anyone stand in her way. — Fox Searchlight Pictures Rated R
Director: Yorgos Lanthimos
Writers: Deborah Davis, Tony McNamara
Cast: Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, Rachel Weisz
“‘The Favourite’ is a wildly entertaining, bracingly cynical
comedy of royal manners…The busy, buzzing plot of
‘The Favourite’ is propelled by scheming, double-crossing
and manipulation among its three main female characters…
Weisz and Stone are both brilliantly witty and nimble, but
Colman’s performance is nothing short of sublime.”
~ A.O. Scott, the New York Times
Kids Movie: Mary
Poppins Returns
Saturday, April 20, 1pm
In Depression-era London, a
now-grown Jane and Michael
Banks, along with Michael’s
three children, are visited by
the enigmatic Mary Poppins
following a personal loss.
Through her unique magical
skills, and with the aid of
her friend Jack, she helps the
family rediscover the joy and
wonder missing in their lives.
—Disney Rated PG
Director: Rob Marshall
Writer: David Magee
Cast: Emily Blunt, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Ben
Whishaw
“…an enchanting movie musical that picks up the
threads of the studio’s cherished original more than half
a century after its 1964 release…Ideally cast from top to
toe, and graced by tuneful songs from Marc Shaiman and
Scott Wittman…this is a charmer only cynics could resist.
Alongside Blunt and Miranda, who carry the movie with
effortless charisma, Whishaw merits special mention for
a tremendously moving performance as a broken man
slowly learning to live again.” ~ David Rooney, The
Hollywood Reporter
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