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16 March 2016
A man who never eats pork bun is never a whole man.
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13 March 2016
Get their famous Pork buns for $1!
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10 February 2015
The baked roast pork bun sold here is definitely the best in Chinatown. The filling is tender and savory-sweet and the outer shell baked to the perfect sheen. Best of all, it's a mere $1.
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11 March 2014
Baked pork buns - get one, get a dozen, get a couple dozens and make new friends!
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26 September 2013
Pass on the signature pork buns, which have been less impressive of late, but the rice rolls, congee, and steamed lotus paste buns are worth a buy.
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19 September 2013
Not as good as it used to be. Might as well go around the corner to Hop Shing
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17 August 2013
Best pineapple buns in NYC.
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15 August 2013
I must say - worst dim sum in CT. I don't know what was worst, the waitresses stank ass face or the chewy food. And how can you serve dim sum and not have tea ? Like dude. Really? Never coming back.
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27 July 2013
Bad dimsum, sour coffee, bad service, and overpriced try somewhere else
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05 February 2013
Best pork buns in the city! For 90 cents :)
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28 September 2012
Food 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
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27 July 2012
Still hungry after a night out on Bayard Street? Hard to believe, but Mei Li Wah's Big Bun will take care of you. Stuffed with chinese sausage, pork, and salted egg, it's the guiltiest of delights.
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18 June 2012
Avoid the steamed roast pork buns here and stick with the famous baked version. "These soft, lightly glazed buns don’t skimp on the saucy, sweet and savory roast pork filling."
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30 April 2012
FYI the famous roast pork buns are now $0.90 each and still worth every penny
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09 January 2012
After the baked pork bun head across the street to The Original Chinatown Ice Cream Factory for some yummy ice cream.
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14 October 2011
Pork buns are amazing and cheap. Also try hot ginger tea!
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30 August 2011
99% Filipinos go here! The owners know what you are talking about if you order siao mai and siao pao!! Cheap and delectable, your money is worth a dozen of the steamed siao pao! Lami kaayo! Sarap! ;)
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25 February 2010
Order their deep fried bananas. They are out of this world!
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12 January 2010
steamed pork buns have a disappointing dough to meat ratio, but I like the baked pork buns. pork shumai are the bomb.
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02 August 2009
Had steamed pork buns
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