Patel is great. And if you can't find it there, there's that India market down by Christmas Tree shops.

Plastic insulation on the windows cut my electric bill by 40% when I lived in the city.

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I have a fondness for Cake Shop Cafe in Millbury if you like headphones and need to do meetings. Nice atmosphere and when it's warm the outside is really nice.

Also, the new Bean Counter is really nice on Grove St.

I came here to say something similar to this, as I agree with it.

Things like this also worry me when I see a new Shawarma place opening up every few months. I love both cafes and shawarma, but too many of the same businesses would in theory hurt everyone. I'm not doubling my coffee intake just because cafes doubled in numbers.

Choose and Mix chicken is ok. 6/10

Capt. Louie in the Auburn Mall (The Cajun place) has the best KFC in the area though. 8/10. They only do wings though, which is sad.

But as the others have said, Simjang used to be it.

If you wanna head out of Worcester for like 15 minutes drive, Kai Mook in Millbury is Northern Thai street food and my homie from North Thailand considers it the best Thai in central Ma.

Woo jung in ayer or New jang su in Burlington

Westboro is closest but they skimp on their food. For me, as a Korean it tastes like home but that doesn't mean it's good. Home good can also come with being cheap and inconsistent but still be good. so keep that in mind.

If you want some quick bibimbap, tutti frutti on gold star is better than choose and mix by a lot.

If you want some quick wings, go to capn Louie in the auburn mall. It's the Cajun boil place.

Oh snap, I hope so. Their salmon was killer.

Tacos Mexico on Park Ave / Auburn Mall

The Taco Spot

Taquiera del Pueblo

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All of these have been mentioned but I want to vouch for them all.

Hacienda closed down a few months ago.

https://www.yelp.com/biz/hacienda-don-juan-worcester

Check out David F's review. The website is still up and taking money though, but the building is closed.