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Daily, 10am-10:30pm
4, 5, 6 at Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall
$10-$24
American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Accepted/Not Necessary
Fulton St. to Grand St., Allen St. to Lafayette St.
What do you get when a French-American food writer (Colette Rossant) collaborates with a Hong Kong chef (Guy Lieu)? Dumpling dough flavored with beet juice, seasoned beef patties on steamed buns with taro fries, roast chicken smothered with fried garlic stems, and more than 24 kinds of dumplings. Plus four variations on the dough-wrapper theme, four different sauces, and microwave-safe takeout containers. For a heartier meal, try a platter of the fluffy seafood fried rice (with lightly whisked eggs and slivers of apple-green broccoli stems) or the thin strips of salt-baked pork, fried into crinkly shapes like some strange form of ribbon candy.
Recommended DishesDim sum platter, $11.95 for ten pieces; roast chicken with fried garlic stems, $15.95; hamburger in a steamed bun with ginger sauce, $9.95
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