Mee Sum Cafe

"Reco thesocialfood - petit diner old school chinois ancré à Chinatown depuis 1967. Spécialités pyramides de riz gluant enveloppé dans des feuilles de bambou ou lotus puis ficelées et cuites à la vapeur "

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"Diner old school chinois (social food) Spécialiste de riz gluant enveloppé dans des feuilles de bambou cuits à la vapeur. Également le poulet salé servis avec gingembre et échalote "

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"Famous for cooked rice in leaves"

@babeln

"This Chinatown tea shop dates to the 1960s. It’s an old-school spot for inexpensive dim sum, servings of over-rice chicken, duck, or pork; and steaming bowls of congee. Diners can either sit at a counter or a few tables in the back of the parlor or simply grab a leaf-wrapped bundle of sticky rice, known as joong, to go. Don’t miss the wonton soup."

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"Old school Cantonese, zongzi are good "

@seligman.lee

"old school Cantonese restaurant. known for their rice rolls and joong (rice tamales)"

@scottgurian

"Very early chinese Cantonese, since 1967. Try sticky rice. Open breakfast and lunch "

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"One of the oldest Chinatown restaurants (rice rolls, Cantonese soul food)"

@hannaafrankk

"Cheap. Famigliencinesi locali"

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"dim sum ravioli buonissimi ed economici "

@lauraorr3

"Chinoise cuisine. You can have lunch for <15$ ! Get the sticky rice with pork or sausage. Those are great snack to walk around with even for breakfast. CASH only"

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"Old school Chinese Cafe. Known for their ZhongZi"

@crazeman87

"Dim sum. Shumai and sausage rice rollls. Classic canto spot. Get the sticky rice in banana leaf (zhong zi). Minimal seating, offers to-go"

@jbriel

"Try the wonton soup, supposedly very hearty and flavorful "

@chelseachesner

"Rice tamales and Cantonese food in old diner style cafe"

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"Wonton soup**; Sam bo tan; salted pork fish"

@ariwein