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Author Archives: rundlea
Jado Sushi Harlem, New York, NY
The wave of gentrification that has swept through South Harlem has brought luxury condos, interesting bistros and celebrity chefs. Unfortunately it has not added to the dumpling eating opportunities in Harlem. Jado Sushi Harlem, is a case in point, it … Continue reading
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Uncle Vanya’s Cafe, Hell’s Kitchen, NY
Since 1991 Uncle Vanya’s Cafe has been Hell’s Kitchen’s home for Russian comfort food. Vanya’s is a cozy spot on West 54th Street whose interior resembles a small rustic chalet or lodge. Back in the day I lived around the … Continue reading
Banh Mi Saigon is coming back!, Northampton, MA
Banh Mi Saigon is the one non-dumpling vending restaurant I write about, as the name suggests they make Banh Mi sandwiches, and they are amazing. Until a fire wiped out the strip mall that housed them, they were the best Vietnamese … Continue reading
Posted in Vegan, Vegetarian, Vietnamese
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Windsor Dim Sum Cafe, Boston, MA
The reviews on Yelp indicate that Windsor Dim Sum Cafe is the best Dim Sum house in Boston’s Chinatown, and my informal polling of people on the street in Chinatown seems to back that up. The Windsor doesn’t provide the … Continue reading
Ollie’s, New York NY
Locally known as “Oillie’s”, the Manhattan mini-chain Ollie’s has been serving up Sichuan inspired American-Chinese food to West-siders for 25 years. I recently noticed that the 116th street Columbia University location had a poster in the window advertising that they … Continue reading
Posted in Buns, New York City, Shrimp, Soup Dumpling, Steamed, Vegetarian
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Xi’an Famous Foods, New York, NY
I really like the boiled lamb dumplings that are indigenous to western China and the city of Xi’an. New York’s Xi’an Famous Foods chain-lette got its start as a ten seat noodle bar in the Golden Shopping Mall basement food … Continue reading
Posted in Boiled, Chinese, Lamb, Vegetarian
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Ping Pong Dim Sum, Washington, DC
I hear you can get excellent Asian food in the surrounding suburbs but in D.C. proper I have come to expect the worst, with the low point being the time I opened a dumpling steamer to find a cockroach stuck … Continue reading
Posted in D.C., Dim Sum, Pan Fried, Pork, Shumai, Soup Dumpling, Vegan, Vegetarian
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Kung Fu Steamed Little Buns Ramen, New York, NY
As a huge fan of Kung Fu movies I was predisposed to like Kung Fu Steamed Little Buns Ramen just based on the name and before I ever read the strong review in the New York Times. Thankfully all of my … Continue reading
Posted in Buns, New York City, Pan Fried, Soup Dumpling, Vegetarian
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Shanghai Garden Update, Seattle Wa
I recently returned to Seattle’s Shanghai Garden, one of my favorite Chinese restaurants on the west coast (see my prior posts here and here), to find they had upped their dumpling game even further. The lack of a soup dumpling … Continue reading
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Tea Magic, New York NY
Tea Magic provides the local bubble tea (boba milk tea) fix for Columbia University students. They also sell steamed Chinese buns and have a cooler with cooked boiled dumplings and noodles in to-go containers. They will microwave the dumplings for … Continue reading
Posted in New York City, Pan Fried, Pork
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