61 W 23rd St
New York, NY 10010
(212) 924-9220
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I go here way too frequently but for less than 10 dollars I can eat for two days. I get 6 steamed chicken and thai basil usually in the chili soy soup, BUT sometimes I switch it up with a little salad.
This is a reliable delicacy in my opinion, this place is well run, clean, bright (great tunes!) and tasty. There's a reason they make Martha Stewart's favorite dumplings - if you don't always trust the mystery meat in your delicious Chinatown versions, head to Rickshaw (Also on 8th St.) and be pleasantly surprised!
A step above bare bones but certainly not a date place...WAY too much lighting for that.
Was not impressed. Some of the soups seemed downright flawed. Seems like they don't really understand the flavor profiles they are trying to hit.
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