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Xiao Ye
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198 Orchard St.,
New York, NY 10002
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This venue is closed.
Eddie Huang's followup to his Asian-inflected sandwich shop Baohaus is the more sit-down oriented Xiao Ye. But the restaurant still adheres to Huang's philosophy of sticking it to the establishment: he promises "a place that's youth cultural," with accessible prices, a late night menu, and copious drink specials.
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