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blackdynomitesnewbag t1_jasg2b2 wrote

Reply to Is there a way to see how much eversource electricity/gas you’re consuming *before* the bill arrives? by someoneyoudontknow0

Look at the meter. The number is always going up until it overflows back to zero. The owner company reads once a month and subtracts last months number from the current one. If you live in a multi-unit building, throw your main breaker and look for the meter that’s no longer moving or counting up

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alternativetowel t1_jarzqao wrote

Reply to comment by aryaussie85 in Good Indian food in Cambridge? by No_Cap_1452

Yeah I wanna know what the comparison point is for everyone here recommending Punjabi Dhaba…loved the staff, but the food was extremely meh for me.

Have you tried Maharaja or Guru the Caterer? Former I like for, let’s say, “standard” Indian restaurant fare, Guru is really good homestyle North Indian. I continue to hunt for a good Gujarati restaurant but alas, this is probably not the area for it.

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MatNomis t1_jarlpbc wrote

Reply to Good Indian food in Cambridge? by No_Cap_1452

Another vote for Punjabi Dhaba in Inman. I haven’t eaten there in a while, and certainly not since the move, but I have many fond memories of Tanjore.

For Thai food, I’d recommend Dakzen on Highland in Somerville. It’s right across the street from the Cambridge city line, so hopefully it’s still close enough (neat trick if you have a Cambridge resident sticker, and want to drive and park). I also would recommend Sugar and Spice in Porter Square. I’m not vegan, but I love their Vegan Kow Yum. It’s both photogenic and delicious.

The only Vietnamese I really know of in Cambridge is Le’s in Harvard Square. Despite the lack of competition, I think it’s still pretty good. That said, you’d have far more choices south of the Charles, especially in Dorchester.

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