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oh fuckkk I didn't know Fried Dumpling is open again... Im gonna hit it up tomorrow.

yayyayhappyhappy.

edit: and that la conquita place also. I've passed by it a bunch but I've never actually tried it out.

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aight, crossposted, thorough review of venessa's

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all this, too much to finish in fact, for under 10 dollars

-8 steamed pork dumplings

-2 giant pork and chive buns

-1 sesame pancake w/beef

-1 soda

(green ones werent mine)

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little more expensive than fried dumpling, but barely, and yeah more selection

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yeah.. its basically fried dumpling with a bigger menu. same crispy fried dumplings as well as pork buns, sesame pancake, soups, steamed dumplings, etc.

the best is 100 frozen dumplings for like $8. eat for weeks.

eldridge and broome.

the fuck? i didnt pay attention to this post i guess, just looked up vanessas on google, i guess theres two different places, i went to a vanessas on 14th and 3rd

:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:

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Looking to get a zippo engraved in NYC.. doesn't need to be anyone extremely good. Just able to get line art onto a zippo, beyond just text like key engravers.

Anyone have suggestions?.. thanks.

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mah du' its 2.75 A SLICE at the joint across the street from me. FUCK. THAT. im finna go hit up 2 Bros on 6th ave for two slices and a coke for 25 cents less than a single slice from rosa's place is a scam and and a half.

also- Fried Dumpling in the LES on allen by delancy, 5 dumplings for a dollar.

fried dumpling is that spot, i havent read past this post and the one below it saying it closed yet, but if it did close that's a hell of a loss

theres another dumpling spot by the reed space that looks way more upscale but does 4 dumplings for a buck, 1.50 peking duck sesame pancakes, etc, shit was real

dumplings rule

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are the sales really that fab?

i'm not too much of a crowd person

is there anything else that's interesting enough to make my stay at the big apple worthwhile?

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i think the barneys sale starts around that time (at least the private sale).

I remember that I bought a whole bunch of shit at nom de guerre on sale.

You won't find insane deals but there are some good jawns to be copped.

I once copped cloak scarves for 30 dollars each.

I should have bought the entire stock and resold them on sufu for mad ca$h.

  • 2 weeks later...
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minca opened another location called Kambi on 14th st just off 1st ave

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Raemen can also be found in most Dominican joints in the heights

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I'm looking for a cool wallet for my GF for the holidays. I'm not looking for any of the big names, but don't mind putting down 300$. I'd rather something unique. Any store ideas?

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I'm looking for a cool wallet for my GF for the holidays. I'm not looking for any of the big names, but don't mind putting down 300$. I'd rather something unique. Any store ideas?

thats quite a broad question. you can probably find a wallet in that price range at any and every department store and smaller shop in the city.

I'd try IF, they always have a pretty good selection of accessories.

or Barneys, Margiela etc.

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had a chance to check out ippudo when i went to nyc last week.

a bowl of ramen was like 11 bucks. thought it was kinda pricey

but since i got a kaedama, it wasn't such a bad deal.

as far as the authenticity of ramen goes, it was the best ramen i've had in new york. compared to setagaya, i think it was a lot better.

i also had minca the day before. it was much better than minca as well.

too bad ippudo has no gyoza.

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im thinking of doing an internship near fort greene brooklyn, hows the rents around there, was hoping for something under 900/month. hopefully somewhere within 15 minutes on the subway.

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I tried Minca the other night. Had the Charshu Ramen. Felt like I was eating pure fat, which while interesting, wasn't the greatest feeling afterwards. Noodles and some of the ingredients were a little cold, as was the broth.

I think I still like Menchanko-Tei the best (of the admittedly few places I've been).

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7-11 in japan started selling ippudo and santouka instant bowls. I picked up a few last week. I'll report back when I eat them this weekend.

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I tried Minca the other night. Had the Charshu Ramen. Felt like I was eating pure fat, which while interesting, wasn't the greatest feeling afterwards.

That makes it sound like a fairly authentic version then. To my knowledge, generally, the mantra is the fattier the better... especially with pork.

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