No. They don't pay me enough to shill for them. I will, however, recommend the dai bao from Hop Kee.
It's a dai bao of what? (BBQ pork or chicken inside?)
I also love Wo Hop. Both are on Mott street.
Both are dirt cheap. The atmoshere is not great there.
Very small. They don't speak much english.
But the dumplings ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Joe's is nicer atmoshere.
But the lines are horrid.
dai baos are a mixture of pork, chicken, sausage, and egg, in a steamed bun. But not a steamed juicy bun, because that's what Joe's Shanghai specializes in.
Both Wo Hop and Hop Kee are the classic "greasy spoons."
Anyways, hope you ate well, Matt and that the mood has improved....
Matt, try DOJO
24-26 St. Mark's Place
or
14 west 4th street
More Japanese than chinese but cheap and delicious!
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
81st and Amsterdam is supposed to have a great and cheap chinese place that's a "good date place" i was told by my cousin's bf. i forget what it's called.
cookie, is it those steamed, really dense and moist white buns?
bwaybaby - Is it Big's favorite chinese restaurant that he took Carrie to, where people take their dates when they don't wanna be seen?
Broadway Legend Joined: 12/31/69
Broadway Legend Joined: 6/25/03
Matt, I am in one of those moods, also. I wish I could go out with you and grab a bite to eat.
I HATE THIS FEELING!
T_A_T: You speak of "man taos" I believe... And they're not supposed to be dense if they're fresh and made right...
Broadway Legend Joined: 8/18/04
Mmmm I had chinese tonight and I'm gonna go grab some leftovers now. Mr. Tangs on Mott street has this fried flounder that is AMAZING. It's like the whole fish fried it's out of thsi world. Wo Hop is dirt cheap though.
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