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Saint’s Alp Teahouse

39 Third Ave., New York, NY, 10003
nr. 10th St.
212 598-1890

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5
Food: 6
Service: 4
Décor: 6
"Mixed Reviews"

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Eat here!

By Olokok on 12/27/2010

  • Overall Rating: 8
  • Food: 10
  • Service: 5
  • Décor: 8
  • Yes, I would go back!

I haven't had a single thing I didn't like, be it drink or food from this place, and the menu is plentiful enough to try something different every time. Personally, I'd recommend the Chicken Chop with a side of tea eggs. The portions are small (aka FDA recommended servings - not overloaded, not overflowing as in other restaurants), and the prices are wonderfully cheap for Manhattan. Service is a little on the slow side, and it opens at noon (not the good news if you'd like some tea eggs and nata for breakfast), but it is well worth the wait.

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dont eat here

By donteathere on 7/28/2010

  • Overall Rating: 2
  • Food: 1
  • Service: 3
  • Décor: 3
  • No, I would not go back!

Lots of Sand on the Vegetables each time I order food here. Nasty. Dont eat here. The drinks are good but the food is nasty if there is vegetables in it. lots of sand in it. The chief dont care much about food, otherwise he wont serve sand to his customers.

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