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April 12, 2007

Chinatown Stop: New Yeah Shanghai Deluxe

The Exponential Law of

Peking Duck: If there is one person who orders Peking Duck in a restaurant, it

is impossible for incoming diners to resist ordering it too, especially if they

are eating with family. Also of note, the soup

dumplings at New Yeah are smaller than the ones you see around town, which makes

them slightly easier to eat. And they've got a pleasant ambience - good for

taking out of towners. It's a nice change from what Sietsema dubbed the

"operating room" feel of the New Green Bo across the street, if you're in for that sort of thing. New Yeah Shanghai Deluxe65 Bayard St. New York, NY 212.566.4884

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I love learning about new-to-me Chinatown restaurants. Don&;t spend as much time in NYC as I used to, or as I&;d like to, but when I&;m there, Chinatown and the restaurant supply stores on The Bowery are a big draw for me. Thanks for writing about this one.

Posted by:

Lydia |

April 14, 2007 at 05:11 PM



Hi Lydia,

Yeah, Chinatown is such great place to tool around in. I may spend an unhealthy amount of time there.

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Michelle |

April 18, 2007 at 10:48 PM



*The person who thinks himself is happy can enjoy happiness!

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