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I've ordered from this place tons of times and it's always great. It's a step above the usual Chinese take out places, and the food is interesting and of high quality. It is not greasy and it is... More
I've ordered from this place tons of times and it's always great. It's a step above the usual Chinese take out places, and the food is interesting and of high quality. It is not greasy and it is always fresh. I like their mixed three vegetable thing. We often order from them at work. It's definitely worth giving it a try!
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Well, I recently went to the evergreen cafe located on the upper east side of Manhattan. Let me tell you, this place has some of the best chinese food that I have ever had. It's first rate cuisine... More
Well, I recently went to the evergreen cafe located on the upper east side of Manhattan. Let me tell you, this place has some of the best chinese food that I have ever had. It's first rate cuisine is original Oriental and is outstanding for me. The prices are elevated, but that is a little price to pay (excuse the pun) for this excellent food. Also notable is their dim sum where they come around with carts of exotic appetizers for your delight, you pick what you want.
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Evergreen, also known as Henry's Evergreeen in the past, is a Cantonese Chinese restaurant on the Upper East Side, convenient to all the postdoctoral students studying at Rockefeller University.... More
Evergreen, also known as Henry's Evergreeen in the past, is a Cantonese Chinese restaurant on the Upper East Side, convenient to all the postdoctoral students studying at Rockefeller University. Their dim sum menu is quite extensive and authentic, but not cheap. Shrimp dumplings (4) and Shu Mai (4) cost around $5, which is at least 50-75% more than comparable dim sum restaurants in Chinatown. But Evergreen has cleanliness, quietness andample space, which makes for a much more pleasant experience. And an extensive wine list (unusal for a Chinese restaurant).
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