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14 Elizabeth St., New York, NY, 10013
nr. Bayard St.
212-619-0085
233cock from 07667 | Posted on 10/16/09
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Food was nothing special but price was high like for something special. Worst part was they take only AMEX or cash so I had to run to bank for cash at 9 pm. Next door is parking garage(Quick Park) and they charged $37 for 1 hour 40 minute. Sign at entrance said $8.50 for whole day. Awful experience. Never say never but this one should be 'never again'.
Clemence from 10016 | Posted on 12/1/08
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I think the food is fairly priced, not cheap but not overpriced at all. Ok it is in Chinatown, but it is still Manhattan and for that price, you can pay a lot more for tasteless food anywhere else. If you are in a Dim Sum mood I defintely recommend this place, located in the earth of Chinatown. The food is good, the service is allright and the decor is rather classic.
exciteme from 10005 | Posted on 7/16/07
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The food is great, albeit a bit pricey. If you have to eat in Chinatown and have cash to spend, I would do it here. That said, its not too hard to be the "best Chinese restaurant" in the area given its lack of competition.
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