“Dry pot at Mala Project- so filling with the tofu skins, taro, lotus root, whatever you check off on the sheet. I love the spice!”
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“Dry pot at Mala Project- so filling with the tofu skins, taro, lotus root, whatever you check off on the sheet. I love the spice!”
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“Like the food was quite good (except for the veggie dumplings… those were so incredibly bland and the wrapper was so thick and doughy it was terrible)”
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“As someone who grew up in China and North America, I think it's pretty authentic and comparable to dry pot that I have had in Flushing. Yes, perhaps the restaurant's vibe is modern and tailored toward a larger crowd. However, the food is pretty authentic imo and slaps regardless.”
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“The house pan fried noodle is like my platonic noodle ideal. Tons of wok hei, nice chew, damn.”
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“also had one of the worst meals at mala project recently - $45 for dry pot and it was just spice not great flavor and poorly cooked”
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“then they cook it all with delicious mala spicy sauce and seasoning. It’s not just straight heat but also earthy, citrusy, and savory in a way you really have to taste to understand. Great to eat both alone or shared depending on how big you make the bowl.”
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“Mala project drypot 9.0”
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“youll realize Mala project isnt anything special given the price.”
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“chicken came out ice cold, not even lukewarm.”
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“What happened to MaLa Project? Prices increasing, 3 tiny shrimp for $7, etc. $50 for a mostly vegetarian bowl with 3 tiny shrimp. Is it just me or has it lost its way?”
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“Both spicy and tasty food. Probably easy mode for true pro. But at least it’s a good meal and not just a gimmick.”
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“they’re doing some of the best dry pot in Manhattan, for about 1/3 of the price of Mala Project.”
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“Oh, and dry pot at mala project.”
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“It’s ALWAYS been overpriced for what it is. Bigger/better portions at any Chinese food court.”
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“I felt like they had a good balance between the two sensations. I got their second hottest sauce, and it was very spicy.”
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“Dry pot at Mala Project in the city”
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“Dry pot at Mala Project or Malala”
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“Ma La Project (Not strictly noodles, but very good).”
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“Mala peanuts at Mala Project, so addictive.”
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“Go: Mala Project (Only the dry pot)”
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“Highly recommend if you love spicy food!”
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“I love ma la project. Obsessed with their dry pots.”
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“Mala Project for spicy dry pot”
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“Mala Project can be surprisingly spicy.”
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“Yeah +1 for Mala. They toned down their spice options (used to have 4-5 levels now just 2 of actual spicy I think) but still great time”
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“thought mala project was super expensive and meh”
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“Their Dan Dan is excellent!!!”
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“you can still get the same dish cheaper and not lukewarm over on University. Mala went above and beyond on pricing for individual items in a dry pot.”
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“It's not fast food but dry pot from mala project is fast, but it sits down, but it's awesome.”
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“Ma la project could be fun, the dry hotpot has so many ingredients to customize your order”
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“Mala Project has some of the best Sichuan dry pot in the city.”
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“I’ve already tried and loved: * Joe & Pat’s (the regular pie) * Spicy Moon (especially the wontons in chili oil and dandan noodles) * San Marzano (the vodka pasta) * Lhasa Tibetan (the chive momos and stir-fried thenthuk) * S’MAC (the build-your-own mac and cheese) * Xian Famous (their sole vegan noodle dish, the stir-fried Liang Pi cold-skin noodles) * Mala Project (the dry pot)”
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“Ma La Project for spicy dry pot”
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“Mala Project isn’t as spicy anymore unfortunately”
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“Mala project dry pot”
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“Mala project (sezchuan dry hot pot, can be made veg, tofu etc)”
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“Mala Project, have the dry pot and choose 2 or 3 veggies with tofu at $4 - $5 per add-in, a side of rice for a $1., should put you under $25 before tax/tip.”
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“Mala project, spicy moon”
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“I like the Suan La Fen from Mala Project and Peppercorn Station.”
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“amazing hotpot”
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“mala project is soo good and really vegan friendly!!”
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“Sichuan dry pot at Mala Project”
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“Xi’an Famous Foods’ N1 or MaLa Project for dry pot if you’re ok with spice”
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“The rice cakes are class too”
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“Mala Project dry pot is really good for vegans.”
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“Mala Project is my absolute favorite Chinese. You only want to order the dry pot, the rest of their food is mediocre.”
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“they have amazing drypot”
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“Mala Project for dry pot (if you like spicy food)”
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“there is nothing even remotely spicy at mala project, it doesn’t matter how you order the hot pot.”
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“Mala Project’s dry pot was an incredibly watered-down experience on the both occasions I visited a year apart”
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