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Cheap Dumpling Battle: Tasty Dumpling vs. Fried Dumplings
Located around the corner from each other Tasty Dumpling and Fried Dumpling are two stalwarts of the Chinatown cheap dumpling scene. Recently I had a work meeting on the edge of Chinatown and decided to do a post meeting, head-to-head … Continue reading
Posted in Chinese, Gyoza, New York City, Pan Fried, Pork, Potsticker
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RedFarm, New York, NY
The inside of RedFarm looks like an American farm-to-table Bistro, lots of rustic wood decoration and red and white Gingham upholstery. The place also seemed to be overstaffed, there were a lot of good looking employees standing around not doing … Continue reading
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Little Poland, New York, NY
With the closing of places like Leshko’s and Kiev over the past few years New York’s East Village is progressively losing its Eastern European flavor. With an old school diner vibe, Little Poland is one of the remaining holdouts where you can … Continue reading
Posted in New York City, Pierogi, Vegan
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The Real Le Anh Chinese Food cart, Philadelphia, PA
A lot of digital ink has a been dedicated to talking up the University of Pennsylvania’s food cart/truck scene, including favorable reviews of some Chinese food trucks. My walking tour of the carts and trucks found that most of the … Continue reading
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New Posts Coming Soon
Sorry for missing a few posts lately, my work and travel schedule have been crazy lately. I have some new posts in the works, but I also have some more trips coming up, so the posts will may be a … Continue reading
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Saiguette, New York, NY
Typically Vietnamese restaurants in New York do not serve dumplings, but Saiguette serves eight styles of dumplings. Saiguette is mainly a large busy kitchen with a small service counter and six stools at a tiny counter along the window. If you … Continue reading
Posted in New York City, Pork, Steamed, Vegetarian, Vietnamese
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SquaredMeals.com
My friend Mike from my college days just launched a cooking blog, “SquaredMeals.com“. He writes that his blog is a “…personal log of what I and my wife cook at home for our twin daughters, Willa and Phoebe. The name refers … Continue reading
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Shavings of Bonito Dancing on Hot Takoyaki
Takoyaki are balled shaped Japanese dumplings made from a wheat flour batter filled with pieces of octopus. They are served with a Worcestershire like takoyaki sauce and mayonnaise drizzled on top and sprinkles of dried seaweed flakes and shavings of dried … Continue reading
ChoripDong Frozen Dumplings
Rating: I grabbed these dumplings pretty much at random out of the dumpling freezer case at H-Mart on 32nd street. The ChoripDong line of foods are distributed by Seoul Trading Inc, USA which has been in business for over … Continue reading
Mandoo Bar Dumplings to go, New York, NY
I recently discovered that Mandoo Bar will sell you freshly made, raw dumplings, ten to an order, to take home. The dumplings are dusted with flour which absorbs the oil during pan frying, so you will need to use … Continue reading
Posted in Gyoza, Mandoo, New York City, Vegan, Vegetarian
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The search for the world's best dumplings 