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C, E at 50th St.
$8.50-$19.95
American Express, Diners Club, Discover, MasterCard, Visa
Accepted/Not Necessary
40th St. to 60th St., Fifth Ave. to West End Ave.
This venue is closed.
This great Sichuan chainlet has blazed a chile-pepper trail from Chinatown, up Ninth Avenue to Chelsea and Hell's Kitchen, crosstown to Murray Hill and over to Second Avenue, and now to St. Marks Place, where the newest branch features all the old favorites, from the eminently fatty Red Cooking pork with chestnuts to the humble but delicious shredded potatoes with vinegar sauce.
Lunch Special
Mon.—Fri., 11 a.m.—4 p.m., $6-$6.50
Note
Grand Sichuan has an entire section of its menu devoted to dishes inspired by Chinese poem: "Green Parrot with Red Mouth."
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