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When you need an authentic Malaysian fix, get out of the Square and avoid the price-gouging at Penang by heading to Aneka Rasa. The decor might not be as exotic, but the dark wooden tables, brick walls, and colored lights lend a festive but classy character to the atmosphere, perfect for enjoying unique dishes like otak-otak (minced fish, curry powder, coconut milk, and ginger grilled in a banana leaf, $4.50). The lunch special, served M-F from 11:30am-3:30pm, is a steal, featuring salad, soup, and choices of rice, an appetizer, and an entree for $7. Both take-out and delivery are available. Entrees $7-22. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.

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This 10,000 sq. ft. store carries an alcoholic's fantasy of wines, beers, and liquors. Carding is strict, so don't bother going with any of your younger friends: every member of your group must have an ID to enter the store. Blanchard's carries over 30 varieties of half and quarter kegs, ranging in price from $45 for a half keg of Bud to $125 for a half keg of Guinness, plus a refundable deposit of $20 for the barrel and $30 for a tap (standard fittings only). Prices change frequently and special taps and fittings are differently priced, so call ahead to confirm the week's prices before making serious plans. Blanchard's won't deliver kegs to undergraduates unless they have Mass ID or a passport and are registered in the Blanchard's file; you must bring your documents and register in person. Delivery of kegs and cases of liquor to Harvard is usually free. There are no keg pickups. This section contains information from Harvard Student Agencies' Unofficial Guide to Life at Harvard.