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[mackfatsoe]

theres four guys tops working at smith st, usually though it's 2-3 guys in the shop, so sometimes walking in can be pretty hard. i'd call in ahead just to feel it out.

 

adorned i don't really know, but i get the feeling that most guys in that lineup are pretty steady w appointments.

 

don't eat at gray's papaya.

[Butter_Milkshake]

If you like Chinese, go to Noodle Village on Mott Street (good for congee and dumplings or noodles in soup), there's also a decent place at the corner of Mott/Bayard- maybe it's called Wonton Garden (good for the same), can't quite remember the name but it's almost right at the corner, think it's next to an eyeglass place, right hand side if you're on Mott facing up toward Canal. Great NY Noodle Town on Bowery at Bayard, good shrimp dumplings in soup, 2 shrimp in every dumpling. Jaya Malaysian food on Baxter between Walker/White, and there's a good Vietnamese across the street- the one on the left (there's 2 across the street). Most all of these are fairly cheap.

 

Go to Pho Bang also if your in this area. Its on mott street, good cheap pho.

[slept_on]

dumplings... chinatown...

[yonis]

two booootssss so heady or johns pizza or lombardis if yu can ha. there's this place on broome between orchard and ludlow that has 3$ rolls that are actually pretty good, it's from like 330 to some random time. and if you want a good drunken dessert, crepe place on ludlow btwn stanton and rivington.

then run around subway tunnels and go to museums.

[john_gacy]

Realized there's 2 other places I left out in Chinatown:

 

There's a fried dumpling place on Mosco st, if you've got your swerve on and are down to your last $2 head there, $1 for 5 will resolve your wasted munchies. Also, dim sum is pretty dope, I'd suggest Golden Unicorn on E Broadway/Catherine St- definitely go early or expect to wait, 10-11am is good there.

[En Sabah Nur]

just eat at ray's every single meal. and falafel. if you spend over $4 a meal, you lost.

[CALIgula]

^thats what i did most of the time i was in nyc....rays pizza for lunch and dinner.

 

i ate at a couple other places too, but mainly had rays.

[TONY MAYO]

Lucha Libre, corner of Kenmare and Mott

 

Shit is truth

[yonis]

which rays? there's like twenty of them. the one on housten not so good. l'esquina is mad heady. kenmar and cleveland/lafayette

[JerseyViking]

Don't know if it's been said but - Shake motherfucking Shack.

[Harvey Wallbanger]

Oh, yeah, good call. There's a new shake shake somewhere around 8th and 45th or so, with a much shorter wait than the one at the park. I don't recommend going to Times Square by any means, but if you do end up over there, this is definitely your best food option. Those shakes are fucking great.