Where to find yuzu in San Antonio

I'm trying to find yuzu juice, but am having no luck. I tried Tim's oriental grocery off of Bandera, and they not only didn't have it, but they didn't understand what I was asking for, either. Whole Foods doesn't carry it, I didn't see it at Central Market...I'm at a loss.

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San Antonio--can't misses?

Dough off of 410 and Blanco (I think) is phenomenal. Go before 6 pm, and definitely get the burrata. Chef Horn is a CIA grad, and spoke at our graduation (at the CIA Pearl Brewery). Their pizza is incredible, but that burrata....yowza!

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Transporting fried food?

Hi all,

I've been asked to provide fried pickles for a meeting at my fiance's hospital. I have NO idea how to transport them without them getting soggy or cold. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Apparently I can't transport and set up my deep fryer in the hospital due to fire code. Silly fire codes!

Anyway, if you could email me a solution to Kristiecia@gmail.com I'd be uber-grateful

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Medical Center, San Antonio

My fiance and I just moved here and have slowly but surely started to find decent eateries. Nobody our age seems to be anywhere (late twenties)... but I guess they're probably in the downtown areas, not out here in the 'burbs with those of us who decided a good kitchen was more important than having a social life ;) We really liked Grissinis (quarry) and El Jarro De Arturo (up north). Google them for addresses... El Jarro makes the tortillas in a little booth in the center of the restaurant and has inventive, upscale Tex-mex menu items. More imaginative than many of the restaurants. Grissinis was just "good" italian. Better than any chain.

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