“As a regular consumer of rice with various types of meat, I found it just sufficient. The meat glaze raises the level a bit, but I wouldn't try it again.”
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“As a regular consumer of rice with various types of meat, I found it just sufficient. The meat glaze raises the level a bit, but I wouldn't try it again.”
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“Other close ones are 1915 lanzhou, spicy village, yi ji shi mo, and ming wong”
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“Ming Wong was opened by a few former employees of there and has better roasted pork and pretty solid noodles.”
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“Salt and pepper pork chops over rice or salted pork and 1000 year egg congee with a you tiao at Ming Wong”
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“The Ming Wong guys came from Big Wong thats why the cha siew is good.”
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“The Pekin duck at Ming Wong is probably not representative of what good Pekin duck tastes like, so I would skip.”
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“I’m a Ming Wong guy myself, but either place has excellent roast meats!”
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“I actually prefer MW now. The staff is kind too”
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“maybe some classic BBQ from the usual suspects (Big Wong, Ming Wong, etc).”
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“This, I think they have the best soy chicken. Ming wongs Cha siew is pretty legit. Their crispy roast pork is just ok.”
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“Ming Wong for Cantonese roast meat.”
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“Roast Pork is going to be Yue Wong/ Ming Wong.”
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“Some people from there opened up Ming Wong down the street which does a particularly good roast pork.”
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“Ming Wong for Chinese bbq meats”
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“Ming wong is my go to for delivery. Double meat combo over rice and a bbq pork rice roll 👌”
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“Had a really solid one at Ming Wong the other week”
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“Tbh there is no yellow chive and plenty of oil in either of these but good wok hei”
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“Ming Wong for roast pork”
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“You don't go there for char siu (that's for big wong/ming wong”
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“The 3 combo at Ming wong or noodle town way better . And cheaper or the same price .”
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“Very friendly place with good food at a fair price.”
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“Ming Wong”
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“- Ming Wong”
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“Ming Wong is my go to”
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“Cantonese = Big Wong, Ming Wong, NY Noodletown, Wu's Wonton King, Cafe Hong Kong.”
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“Everybody has their favorites, but FWIW my personal Chinatown tops are:”
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“A Mott St. bbq crawl to Ming Wong, Big Wong, Hay Hay Roasted”
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“Other recommendations include Wah Fung, Big Wong, Hay Hay Roasted, Ming Wong.”
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“Big wong or ming wong”
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“For Manhattan's Chinatown, Kings Kitchen, Cafe Hong Kong, Tin Wong, and Ming Wong.”
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“Honestly all these places are hit or miss, they all have their off days and it’s always a gamble 😅”
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“King’s Kitchen or Ming Wong”
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“I like Ming Wong for food and space as well”
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“I would rec hay hay, Ming wong, nb wong and even the newer tin wong in Chinatown”
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“This is the answer”
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“Ming Wong”
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“I prefer Ming Wong over Big Wong although they are the same owners (allegedly the same kitchen?).”
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“Yes Ming Wong!”
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“Ming wong!!”
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“Ming Wong > Big Wong”
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“Ming Wong is good but more Cantonese style.”
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“There's actually quite a few other places near Big Wong that serves CBBQ though. Hay Hay, Wah Fung, Pings, and Ming Wong are probably worth checking out over Big Wong.”
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“Having said that, I like nb wong, house of joy, Ming wong, Shanghai you garden, congee village, m star cafe, s swan cafe , Pacificana.”
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“It's not the most amazing meal, but it's a favorite of mine and I'm friendly with the staff there.”
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“Ming Wong gives good pieces, not butt parts and bones.”
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“These are all near each other: Big wong Ming Wong”
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“The best”
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“Ming Wong for the win!”
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“All of this. Excellent spots”
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“Big Wong, Ming Wong, House of Joy”
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