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It's not often that a new kind of noodle appears in town, but this modest spot on a block that's mainly employment agencies for Fujianese day laborers has introduced something called "peel noodles." These strips are shaved into boiling water from a loaf of dough when you order them, and the noodles are soft and nearly translucent. The soup meats provide the perfect foil, whether you choose mutton, gigot (lamb), or "cattle viscera," from a menu that seems to know French and Latin but little English.
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Last week, we did a lot of reporting on restaurants operating in the dark, doing whatever they could to provide light and food to those who needed it. We checked in on our review restaurants, both o... More »
Last Friday, a long line waited for the National Guard to arrive and distribute food and other disaster relief. (Click on any image to enlarge.) Meanwhile, trucks -- some bound for Chinatown -- are ... More »
John D. asks: My boss is flying in from St. Louis and he wants to eat lunch in Chinatown (they don't really have a Chinatown there). Where should I take him? Dear John D.: I'm assuming you mean Manha... More »
The sesame pancake with egg at Prosperity Dumpling -- $1.75! This week, Counter Culture invades the lower three blocks of Eldridge on the "Lower Eats Side" to report on some big doings down there, f... More »
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