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From: Kathy <[email-masked]>
Date: Fri, 30 May 2014 06:33:51 -0700

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breakfast  next day!  service was speedy and efficient too! I went with 2 friends and we each got something completely different. One got beef stew, one got chicken liver, and I got  shredded beef. All three meals came with white rice and plantains (and one of  meals came with black beans, but we all ended up sharing those). All three of us enjoyed our meals, but I'll just speak about mine specifically.  rice was cooked really well (not too hard, not too soft),  black beans tasted so good mixed in with  rice and  beef (which was delicious)...and  plantains were heavenly. I loooove me some plantain, and se were excellent. AND...this place was not incredibly expensive. For 3 people, I think our bill was 35 bucks. Not bad. Not bad at all! I was recommended PS as  place to go if in MB for cuban, but having eaten here, I wasn't that convinced.  food was good, but not "wow". It did not leave me needing to come back for more. Maybe  flavors are a bit muted, or  presentation is not great. bu
 t just compared to its cross-town nemesis, Versailles, (OR any of  Los Angeles Versailles) I'd say, pick up  fork and go re instead. I tried  seafood Paella. WARNING, it takes 45 min, so order a drink or bring a friend or risk sitting staring at  odd wood decor (felt like a big picnic area). Started with  fish soup. Nothing special, fishy, potatoey, tomato based soup. n came  paella. This was obviously not meant for  feeding of one person! Two would be more like it. I was surprised by  wealth of seafood in this dish. Shrimp, scallop, fish, squid, mussel, clam, lobster, crab, and it's cuban, so throw some pork in re. I ate about half, saved  or half for  late night munchies. Met some or travelers while re too. It's something, and wasn't bad, but something I have to come back to. Miami Beach  closest we get to cuba aside from needing to building a basement raft out of a kiddie pool and sponge noodles. And for that,  cuban food should be amazing. Puerto Sagua was average at best. My ap
 preciation of all things Latin American doesn't just stop with  women. I love  food just as much as I love my