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Category Archives: Vegetarian
The Mill Korean Restaurant, New York, NY
The Mill Korean Restaurant is an ex-diner turned Korean restaurant near Columbia University. The Mill (ne Mill Luncheonette) was originally a greasy spoon diner with an Orthodox Jewish owner that in the early 90s began a slow-motion metamorphosis into a … Continue reading
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Jin Ramen, New York, NY
Jin Ramen, sitting in the shadow of the 125th street station of the number 1 subway line, is probably the northern-most ramen joint in Manhattan. They do a rich and complex Tonkotsu ramen (pork bone broth), their Chashu Pork is … Continue reading
Posted in Gyoza, Japanese, Vegetarian
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Nuchas Empanadas, New York NY
Ever since a trip to Buenos Aries I have been a big fan of Empanadas and, as I have written before, I feel that Empanadas, Pastys and Piroshkies occupy a grey area on the border of dumpling-ville. Recently after hitting Manhattan’s … Continue reading
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Moshi Moshi, Northampton, MA
Moshi Moshi is one of my favorite restaurants in Western Massachusett’s Pioneer Valley and is the best sushi restaurant on the Northampton-Amherst axis. Sam, the owner and head sushi chef, knows all his regulars by name and often gives out … Continue reading
Posted in Gyoza, Northampton, Shumai, Vegan, Vegetarian
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Return to China Blue for Veggie Dumplings
China Blue has a pretty wide selection of dumplings so I on my first visit I only tried the pork filled ones. I recently went back to try the vegetable potstickers and the steamed vegetable dumplings. It turned however that … Continue reading
Posted in Potsticker, Shanghai, Shumai, Vegetarian
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Frozen Dumplings Review: Whole Foods Vegetable Potstickers.
For the New Year I am starting a new feature for Dumpling Hunter, reviews of store bought frozen dumplings. I have had a wide range of experiences with store bought frozen dumplings, from excellent to horrifying. I’ll sort it out … Continue reading
Posted in Frozen Dumpling Review, Vegan, Vegetarian
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Murasaki Sake Bar, Chicago, Il
Murasaki is a intimate sake bar on Chicago’s Gold Coast and after this trip is our favorite Chicago cocktail bar. The bar has a wide range of Sake, Shochu and Japanese whiskeys and a small menu of Japanese bar snacks, … Continue reading
Posted in Gyoza, Japanese, Takoyaki, Vegan, Vegetarian
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Wow Bao, Chicago, Ill
Based on its signage alone I had really wanted to like Wow Bao, but it really wasn’t that great, just basically meh. Wow Bao is a local Chicago Asian fast food chain with four locations and a food truck, and … Continue reading
Posted in Buns, Gyoza, Vegan, Vegetarian
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Very sad news, Banh Mi Saigon destroyed in a fire
In very sad news, Banh Mi Saigon in Hadley MA and the rest of the strip mall it is part of, were destroyed last night in a huge fire. Banh Mi Saigon doesn’t sell dumplings but it is the best … Continue reading
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Return to Upper West Side Legend, New York
Following up on my pledge to return to some of the dumpling houses where I had previously only reviewed the meat dumplings and instead to try the vegetable dumplings, I recently returned to Upper West Side Legend.
Posted in Chinese, New York City, Pan Fried, Vegan, Vegetarian
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