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This place is super busy during dinner hours. I made a reservation one day ahead, otherwise I'll need to wait like 20 min to get a table.
The pork belly with rice crepe is a delight! I really like it. The rice crepe wraps are super soft and smooth. Also like the soybean powders.
Also got the fried chicken. It was also delicious, though not as impressive as the pork belly rice crepe.
Both dishes have large portions. I came by myself so I didn't finish either of it. Packed the leftovers for another meal.
They also give a free rice cake appetizer to each table.
The pork belly with rice crepe is a delight! I really like it. The rice crepe wraps are super soft and smooth. Also like the soybean powders.
Also got the fried chicken. It was also delicious, though not as impressive as the pork belly rice crepe.
Both dishes have large portions. I came by myself so I didn't finish either of it. Packed the leftovers for another meal.
They also give a free rice cake appetizer to each table.
Museum at Eldridge Street
This place is beautiful and spectacular inside with a humble entrance that is even hard to notice when passing by.
You can come on Mondays and Fridays - it's pay as you wish. On other days the regular price is 15 bucks. You have to deposit your backpack and any food or drinks.
There aren't a lot of visitors and the staff are friendly and welcoming. I happened to join a guided tour which was also good - the guide (cannot remember her name) is a patient and kind lady and they are not forcing you to donate or do anything. I know little about Jewish religion and came only because I heard it is beautiful architecture but the visit was still informative and doesn't make me feel weird or unwelcomed.
You can come on Mondays and Fridays - it's pay as you wish. On other days the regular price is 15 bucks. You have to deposit your backpack and any food or drinks.
There aren't a lot of visitors and the staff are friendly and welcoming. I happened to join a guided tour which was also good - the guide (cannot remember her name) is a patient and kind lady and they are not forcing you to donate or do anything. I know little about Jewish religion and came only because I heard it is beautiful architecture but the visit was still informative and doesn't make me feel weird or unwelcomed.