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| Rating | Avg. Dinner Entrée |
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| $$$$$ | Greater than $25 |
| $$$$ | $18.01 - $25 |
| $$$ | $12.01 - $18 |
| $$ | $7.01 - $12 |
| $ | Less than $7 |
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Posted by Anonymous on 12/11/2011
Rice Noodles Dishes Did Not Measure Up
I was there today for lunch and both of my children wanted rice noodles. One wanted shrimp and the other wanted to try with fish slices and parsley. Well, the rice noodle dishes arrived -- there was only 2 shrimp per rice noodle (normally there are 3) and there were NO fish slices to be found (only a sprig of parsley if you look hard). Needless to say, they ripped us off. Perhaps we did not speak Chinese. The spaghetti dish that we ordered was so so. The service is that of Chinatown restaurants (unattentive) but we expect that.
Posted by Happy Diners on 11/26/2010
Best Cheong Fun In the City!!
the Cheong Fun or Steamed Rice Noodles are superb. They also do good Congee. :) however, we didn't like their Dim Sum nor Japanese/Korean dishes -- go elsewhere for those. Service at most of C-Town is spotty and this very popular place is just as rude... so be warned.
Posted by Ignacio and Pascal on 09/09/2010
Hidden Gem
A surprisingly rich and fresh mixtures of flavors in a low key and low price venue. Keep your expectations low and you are in for a pleasant surprise.
Posted by Ananymous on 08/25/2010
Great Food!
So glad we stumbled across this place! They had the best dim sum ever. The service was good as well. Will definitely be back!!
Posted by anonymous on 08/12/2009
Really Good
The food is amazing! It's usually really crowded and there's too many posters on the walls with too much info., but the service is great. Don't get the garlic bread. It has no garlic flavor at all and it's not really toasted. The ham and cheese casserole's ham tastes artificial and like fat and is really disgusting. Other than that, everything else is great!
Posted by Anonymous on 01/18/2009
Will be back!
Cheap east village hot spot. It can be crowded and the atmosphere isn't fancy but they have unique posters for better view of the menu. I had the watercress dumpling and the japanese pan-fried dumplings which were all good and besides dimsum their congee were amazing. I will be back for more.
Posted by ML on 04/04/2008
AMAZING...
This is the best Chinese food in the city. The pan fried noodles, sliced fish congee is so good it makes my mouth water just thinking about it. I go here with friends, alone, with family....the food keeps bringing me back. The hot sauce is pretty amazing as well. I just wished they delivered!! It's a bit of a dive place but with the food, really nice people, great prices I'll take this dive over some fancy place any time. Enjoy!!