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Bubble Tea | 五香路 Five Spice Alley
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五香路 Five Spice Alley. Exploring the back streets of new york's chinatown. Hole in the Walls. Visit Like a Local. 珍珠奶茶 – pearl milk tea – boba – bubble tea. Ten Ren Tea Time. Five Spice Alley Picks. I like Mei Li Wah. They're known for their golden baked cha siu baos. bit.ly/eUrV78. On the rooftops of Chinatown. Join 33 other followers. A Night at Mission Chinese. What’s in a Name? Deciphering Chinese Restaurants in New York City. Would You Like a Side of Lotus Root with that Pork Butt? A Horse is a Horse.
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Gentrification | 五香路 Five Spice Alley
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五香路 Five Spice Alley. Exploring the back streets of new york's chinatown. Hole in the Walls. Visit Like a Local. Posts from the ‘Gentrification’ Category. A Night at Mission Chinese. Gentrification: Coming to a Neighborhood Near You. I like Mei Li Wah. They're known for their golden baked cha siu baos. bit.ly/eUrV78. On the rooftops of Chinatown. Join 33 other followers. A Night at Mission Chinese. What’s in a Name? Deciphering Chinese Restaurants in New York City. A Horse is a Horse. Top Posts and Pages.
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On the Map | 五香路 Five Spice Alley
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五香路 Five Spice Alley. Exploring the back streets of new york's chinatown. Hole in the Walls. Visit Like a Local. I like Mei Li Wah. They're known for their golden baked cha siu baos. bit.ly/eUrV78. On the rooftops of Chinatown. Join 33 other followers. A Night at Mission Chinese. What’s in a Name? Deciphering Chinese Restaurants in New York City. Would You Like a Side of Lotus Root with that Pork Butt? A Horse is a Horse. Gentrification: Coming to a Neighborhood Near You. My Chinatown: Craig Nelson.
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Events Calendar | 五香路 Five Spice Alley
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五香路 Five Spice Alley. Exploring the back streets of new york's chinatown. Hole in the Walls. Visit Like a Local. I like Mei Li Wah. They're known for their golden baked cha siu baos. bit.ly/eUrV78. On the rooftops of Chinatown. Join 33 other followers. A Night at Mission Chinese. What’s in a Name? Deciphering Chinese Restaurants in New York City. Would You Like a Side of Lotus Root with that Pork Butt? A Horse is a Horse. Gentrification: Coming to a Neighborhood Near You. My Chinatown: Craig Nelson.
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A Night at Mission Chinese | 五香路 Five Spice Alley
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五香路 Five Spice Alley. Exploring the back streets of new york's chinatown. Hole in the Walls. Visit Like a Local. October 24, 2013 / Katie. A Night at Mission Chinese. An abridged version of this article originally appeared in Open City Magazine. The chatter swirling around Mission Chinese has reached a fever pitch in recent months, with exalted reviews from The New Yorker. And New York Magazine. Along with nods from culinary heavyweights Martha Stewart and Anthony Bourdain. New York Times. Food critic, P...
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Would You Like a Side of Lotus Root with that Pork Butt? | 五香路 Five Spice Alley
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五香路 Five Spice Alley. Exploring the back streets of new york's chinatown. Hole in the Walls. Visit Like a Local. January 4, 2013 / Katie. Would You Like a Side of Lotus Root with that Pork Butt? A few years ago one of my uncles shared an observation that has stuck with me ever since. He said to me, “You know, when I was growing up being Asian wasn’t cool. Not like it is now.” I cocked my head to the side. Wait, it’s cool to be Asian? Perhaps that Urban Outfitters catalog shoot. 8216;s Adam Platt predicts.
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South East Asian | 五香路 Five Spice Alley
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五香路 Five Spice Alley. Exploring the back streets of new york's chinatown. Hole in the Walls. Visit Like a Local. In the heart of Little Italy, Nyonya is the go-to Malaysian place in town. Mango chicken is always a crowd-pleaser and the ABC shaved ice is a nice way to end any meal. If you’re feeling adventurous. Feeling under the weather or just in need of some warm comfort food? Paris Sandwich Bakery Cafe*. An Choi serves up a modern take on banh mi and pho and at modern prices too. Make sure to wear...
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My Chinatown | 五香路 Five Spice Alley
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五香路 Five Spice Alley. Exploring the back streets of new york's chinatown. Hole in the Walls. Visit Like a Local. Posts from the ‘My Chinatown’ Category. My Chinatown: Craig Nelson. My Chinatown: Christina Seid. I like Mei Li Wah. They're known for their golden baked cha siu baos. bit.ly/eUrV78. On the rooftops of Chinatown. Join 33 other followers. A Night at Mission Chinese. What’s in a Name? Deciphering Chinese Restaurants in New York City. Would You Like a Side of Lotus Root with that Pork Butt?
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Dim Sum | 五香路 Five Spice Alley
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五香路 Five Spice Alley. Exploring the back streets of new york's chinatown. Hole in the Walls. Visit Like a Local. For the uninitiated, dim sum. Be prepared to yell above the din of the restaurant to flag down a passing cart. You’ll also have to learn the less than subtle art of rejecting the carts toting things you don’t want; the pushcart aunties can be persistent. One of the most popular dim sum places in Chinatown, Golden Unicorn offers the full dim sum experience: a crowded lobby where party numbers a...
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What’s in a Name? Deciphering Chinese Restaurants in New York City | 五香路 Five Spice Alley
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五香路 Five Spice Alley. Exploring the back streets of new york's chinatown. Hole in the Walls. Visit Like a Local. October 19, 2013 / Katie. What’s in a Name? Deciphering Chinese Restaurants in New York City. Chinese restaurants are a fixture of the American foodscape. As such, many of us are familiar with the slightly tacky, unintentionally funny names they give themselves ( Fu King Chinese Restaurant. In SF, anyone? Filet Mignon Chinese Style. Yeah Shanghai Deluxe Inc. Sounds like a restaurant an 80-year...
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