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Big fan of Meet Qin Noodle, good biang biang noodles and won ton soup very nice

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@avantbored @Vic_Jeff

Hey my Shanghainese friends who is making the best hong shao kao fu (braised wheat gluten)???

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I think 红烧烤麸 is the same thing as 四喜烤麸 but am not 100% sure.

Anyway, we asked our Shanghainese colleague for a Shanghai restaurant rec, and she recommended Auntie Qiu in Arcadia. She specifically liked their 四喜烤麸。I found it way too sweet.

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My dad!

Actually, he makes his with just bean sprouts. Slaps!!

After him, maybe No. 8 on the Bund.

Did you try Little Southern Mini Town? Hong shao kao fu sounds like their speed.

You try anything else there? What you like?

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Unfortunately after little Shanghai closed, don’t have an option that I love. I’m searching as well

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From auntie qiu I love their smoked fish noodle soup and salted tofu pudding. Unfortunately failed their wine chicken and stinky tofu (sad). I went for the da bing you tiao which was ok.

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It’s been two years or so since we ate at Auntie Qiu, and I don’t have distinct memories. That ordinarily means the restaurant was so-so. I vaguely recall that the stinky tofu was not very stinky and was deep fried to an overly dry texture.

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Friends. Any notable Thai takeout in WSGV?

tantawan

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Hell yeah! Thanks

Meet Qin Noodle and Taipei Bistro are closed.

some folks raved about MQN but i found their noodles overcooked and mushy. combined with the portion sizes i gave them a very low QPR overall. if i was in that neighborhood i’d go to min min pie house.

taipei bistro - i don’t think they ever went back to sit down because of the pandemic. i’ll miss their oyster pancake.

So sad to see Meet Qin Noodle gone :frowning_face:

I noticed a sign for Auntie Qiu coming to the space

they did. I ate there roughly 2 months ago indoors.

I can’t find anything about such a place. Did it close or does it have a different name?

Terra Cotta Warrior, 31st x Judah

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Thanks, menu looks great.

Tantawan (as @JLee mentioned) and Red Chicken are our regular Thai spots in WSGV, despite a few closer to us.

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TP Banh Bao replaces Tokyo Fried Chicken in Monterey Park.

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Tai He Ju




Handmade dumpling spot from a very nice family from Henan.

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