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Booze Burgers and Beats The Internet's XanaxI don’t really go to Chinese bakeries for the food more often I go for the juice boxes that contain a host of exotic beverages. You can guava juice, sugarcane juice and even a virgin pina colada like drink in these little boxes. I think they each cost about 75 cents at most. The minced [...]
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I must have walked by this cart on Grand Street at least fifty times before I decided to see what all of the fuss was about. People (almost all Asian) would be lined up ten deep to order what looked like rice noodles cut with scissors, squirted with a bunch of sauces and put into [...]
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There’s a reason that Chinese bakery Mei Li Wah has survived for so long when a tons of similar spaces in Chinatown have gone out of business and then gone out of business again. It happens to have one of the best meal deals in the city, perhaps right on par with Gray’s Papaya. The baked roast pork [...]
Filed under: Chinese Food | Tagged: Chinatown, Gray's Papaya, Mei Li Wah, Steamed Pork Bun, Roast Pork Bun, Steamed Shrimp Dumplings, Pineapple Ice, confit, pulled pork, ciongee, chow fun noodle soup | Leave a Comment »
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It is all too easy to mistake Kar Won in midtown Manhattan for one of those generic Chinese American restaurants with the illuminated pictures on the wall and French fries on the menu but that would be a big mistake. While Kar Won does offer General Tso’s chicken, Buffalo chicken wings, wonton soup and egg [...]
Filed under: Chinese Food | Tagged: Buffalo Chicken Wings, Chicken With Potatoes In Curry Sauce, Dan Dan Noodle Soup, Egg Rolls, Fried Pork Noodle Soup, General Tso's Chicken, Kar Won, Roast Pork, Shanghai Rice Cakes, Wonton Soup | Leave a Comment »
Vanessa’s Dumplings on East 14th street is a great place to fill up if you’re a little low on funds. I’m not sure if they’re owned by the same folks who own Vanessa’s Dumplings on the Lower East Side but the food is pretty close in quality. Five dumplings (fried chive and pork are pictured [...]
Filed under: Chinese Food | Tagged: bubble tea, combination plates, Cucumbers, fried pork and chive dumplings, Joe's Dumplings, pickled vegetables, Roast Pork, Sesame Pork Sandwich, soup, Sushi, Vanessa's Dumplings | Leave a Comment »
If you had visited Province in Chinatown before it closed then you would be very familiar with mantaos. If not, I will do my best to explain them. Mantaos are pretty much Chinese sandwiches and after watching Vietnamese, Cambodian, Mexican and even Thai sandwiches stake their claim in Manhattan hipsterville why should we be surprised [...]
Filed under: Chinese Food, Uncategorized | Tagged: Angus Beef Burger, Chinese Bacon, Chinese Sandwiches, Mantao, Pork Bun, Spicy Sambal Sauce, Watermelon juice | Leave a Comment »
