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Flaming Amy's Bowl
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![]() The Story Behind the Bowl Jay and Amy Muxworthy, the dynamic duo who brought us Flaming Amy's, are introducing Wilmingtonians to Flaming Amy’s Bowl. Located in the Long Leaf Shopping Center the concept is a twist on the Mongolian Grill, keeping the fresh vegetables and meats but redesigning it with a larger selection of already completed sauces. The Mongolian Grill combinations are basic ingredients such as; garlic, chili sauce, teriyaki, and lemon water. At the Flaming Amy’s Bowl, 10 sauces are already completed which Thai Peanut, Teriyaki, Lemon Basil and Marinara. “At the Bowl, we provide a menu of dish recommendations, pairing meats, vegetables and sauces, taking the guesswork out of the outcome of the final completed dish. Dish prep styles include a variety of alternatives, rather than the typical Asian flavors”, according to Muxworthy. Another notable difference is that the Bowl will house three Japanese style Teppanyki Grills which are smaller and easily cleaned after every cooking. “You can be assured that that your dish will not be affected by the flavors of the previously cooked one and one grill will be dedicated solely for vegetarian grilling”, states Muxworthy.
One Price, All You Can Eat Stir Fry
Lunch $6.75 (until 4pm) Dinner $8.75 (after 4pm) Kids Bowls (10 and under) $4.00 To Go Bowls $5.00 per pound |
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| Address: | 4418 Shipyard Blvd. Wilmington NC |
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| Telephone: | (910) 799-6222 | |||
| Hours of Operation: | 7 days a week from 11:00am - 10:00 pm
Set prices: $6.75 Lunch (until 4pm) $8.75 dinner (after 4:00pm) KIDS BOWLS: $4.00 To Go Bowls: $5.00 per pound |
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| Cuisine Type: | Healthy, Vietnamese | |||
| Accepted Forms of Payment: | American Express, MasterCard, Visa | |||
| Accepted Attire: | Casual | |||
| Meals Served: | Lunch, Dinner | |||
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| Average Rating: | 5.00 (Out of 5) |
| Ratings: | 1 |
| Hits: | 6864 |
| Added: | 2008-05-14 |
Reviews (2)
Love it!
Reviewed by Karen Kay, 2009-11-12 20:03:37 I love this place. I come here everytime I am in town. Brought my Mom this time and she loved it too! Fresh food and fun atmosphere.
Reviewed by Karen Kay, 2009-11-12 20:03:37 I love this place. I come here everytime I am in town. Brought my Mom this time and she loved it too! Fresh food and fun atmosphere.
Great Place to go
Reviewed by treyl, 2009-05-24 17:37:48 A place to have just about anything you want and all you want. As all the people who know me know- I am a big eater. I can do about 2 bowls and that's it. All the vegetables, chicken, pork, beef, shrimp, etc... and you can get tortillas too so it can be finger food if you like and that works great or our 5 year old. I have been going there for a few months since a friend turned me on to the place. It has gotten busier since then. If it keeps growing they might have to expand. It can get busy at certain times but it is worth the wait. Go see for yourself. If you try it and don't like it, well that just leaves more for me!
Reviewed by treyl, 2009-05-24 17:37:48 A place to have just about anything you want and all you want. As all the people who know me know- I am a big eater. I can do about 2 bowls and that's it. All the vegetables, chicken, pork, beef, shrimp, etc... and you can get tortillas too so it can be finger food if you like and that works great or our 5 year old. I have been going there for a few months since a friend turned me on to the place. It has gotten busier since then. If it keeps growing they might have to expand. It can get busy at certain times but it is worth the wait. Go see for yourself. If you try it and don't like it, well that just leaves more for me!
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The Story Behind the Bowl