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Mei Lai Wah
Boulangerie et Restaurant chinois$$$$
Chinatown, New York
150 Conseils et avisFiltre :
- convient pour un repas rapide
- décontracté
- authentique
- bon rapport qualité-prix
- très fréquenté
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Christy MommsenFévrier 8, 2014Service is as rude as they say. For less than a buck, the baked pork buns are tasty and better than the steamed.
Try the Steamed Combination Bun - So good! (via @Foodspotting)
TadalfFévrier 17, 2010The Big bun with pork, chicken, chinese sausage, egg and mushroom, is undeniably the best you'll ever find in the city. And a bargain @ $1.60 each.
I prefer their Famous Buns over their baked roast pork buns. Their roast pork is extremely fatty, so just a warning!
陳雄暉 弟兄Mars 15, 2015I love how rude and loud the ladies -- especially the one with the pink cap -- behind the counter are. When she shouts, "Next!" you better step up and place your order.
JackAvril 30, 2017I got charged two dollar "tip and service" fee on a 10 dollar meal after they forgot an order and made me wait twenty minutes.
Roast pork buns are where it's at... especially at 80 cents a pop. I make it a foursome. One for now, one for later and two for the fridge.
What's Good HereAoût 9, 2014Come here for the baked roast pork buns. Order extra so that you can freeze them and savor later.
The brown buns are the best! Get a dozen on your way out : )
food is great and cheap. service can be rude seen arguments between customers and grumpy waitress with glasses on several pccassions
After the baked pork bun head across the street to The Original Chinatown Ice Cream Factory for some yummy ice cream.
- Try the Baked Pork Buns - (via @Foodspotting)
Linda Mendez Jr.Septembre 27, 2012Food is good and reasonable but the waitress are rude. Decided to stay and eat instead of leaving got pushed outta the door because we had to go orders instead of eat in
Cristina F-MJanvier 12, 2010steamed pork buns have a disappointing dough to meat ratio, but I like the baked pork buns. pork shumai are the bomb.
FYI the famous roast pork buns are now $0.90 each and still worth every penny
My family has been coming here since 1973:1) coconut bun2) baked pork bun3) steamed red bean bun
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Mei Lai Wah
62-64 Bayard St (btwn Elizabeth & Mott St)
New York, NY 10013
États-Unis
New York, NY 10013
États-Unis
Fermé jusqu'à 08:30 (Plus d'informations)
- lun.–dim.
- 08:30–19:30
(212) 966-7866
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"Pork buns and the sponge cake were very fluffy. Delicious! Only 1.10 dollars and that's a steal in Manhattan!!"
Jin Moon - 7.3
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Angela Hong - 8.6
"Pancakes were just fine! But I absolutely loved their sugar cured beacon, so weird but so good!!"
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"I love ice cream, but it's hard to find a good one in NY. This is one of the best ones I've had in the city :)"
Len B. - 7.5
"I love the bubble tea here! There's alot of bubble tea 2 choose from, And they sell snacks/food. =] A+++"
Gloriann Chhouth - 7.4
"Great park in Chinatown! It could be busy during the weekend and national holidays."
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