A little on the pricey side (runs about $40 for two people), but it's close to the center of town and Jean is a nice waitress.    [26 May 2003 08:36:04]

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Recommended Dishes: beef kook so bo kum

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It's Alright
For the suburbs, I would say this place was just ok. Just a step above take-out. Although the establishment was nice, the service wasn't great. We never got refills on water, they forgot our soup and appetizer so when reminded, they were served along with our meals. Go figure...

The sweet and sour shrimp and Pad Thai were not great. Edible but definitely nothing to brag about.    [12 Jul 2003 02:42:50]

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     ­critical   

Don't Want to Go to Boston? Go to DahMee.
This is a solid local pan-Asian restaurant. Service is dependable, with fast refills on water and quick food service. Food quality is very good, especially the Korean entrees (try their very special Ok Dol Bi Bim Bop). Thai entrees are pretty good too, sushi could be improved.    [10 Aug 2003 00:44:31]

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Recommended Dishes: ok dol bi bim bop

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Dah Mee the Best Place to Eat
Dah Mee is my favorite restaurant. It consists of Thai, Korean, and Japanese food.    [03 Sep 2003 18:49:16]

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Recommended Dishes: sushi, pad Thai, teriyaki

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I Love Dah Mee
I love this place and think Natick is incredibly lucky to have such a nice ethnic offering. I've never had a bad meal while eating there, and takeout is always warm, fresh and delightful. I think it's the best restaurant in town. My kids love the KM1 and KM3 and the Thai Iced Tea.    [06 Nov 2003 06:55:33]

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Recommended Dishes: pa jun, shumai, wild boar basil, Siam fried rice

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Nice to Have a Non-Chain Option in Natick
After moving from Cambridge/Somerville to Natick a few years ago, I was very depressed at the restaurant selections - I'm not a big fan of the chains along Route 9. Then I was very pleased to find Dah Mee in Natick Center. Very good Thai/Japanese/Korean food - service generally good. Take out service good.    [10 Aug 2004 15:45:41]

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Recommended Dishes: sushi, pad Thai, curry dishes, shumai appetizer

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No Service
My wife and 2 young children went to eat, we were seated and water was placed on the table. That was it; no one came back to help us. The restaurant was not busy, our experience with this situation always leads to a terrible experience. After about 15 minutes we left. The funny part is that the waitress came out to clean the table beside us and did not even look our way! Good luck...    [06 Sep 2004 12:29:16]

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There Is So Much Better than Dah Mee
Korean food happens to be my favorite, and although I live 2 seconds from Dah Mee, I drive 30 minutes to much better Korean restaurants all the time where the service is so much better, the prices are more reasonable for a bigger portion, and where they don't charge you for side dishes - much better side dishes at that.    [16 Sep 2004 10:22:08]

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Great Place
Unique place. Good food, excellent service. The lunch boxes are great. The only thing that I don't like there - the scallion pancakes are a little oily.    [23 Dec 2004 12:08:50]

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I Love this Place
How lucky Natick is to have this place. I just recently drove by and noticed it on the corner of Washington St. I was amazed by the selection and when I ordered the beef Panang I was surprised. My kids loved the kids meal and my wife really enojoyed the galbi. Definitely on my top list of favorite restaurants. Looks like I wont be driving into the city for Asian food any longer.    [16 Sep 2005 13:02:53]

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Recommended Dishes: beef Panang, gal bi

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