“Hop Lee or Ten Full should both have a good bad egg roll, they're my go to for American Chinese.”
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“Hop Lee or Ten Full should both have a good bad egg roll, they're my go to for American Chinese.”
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“clams with black bean sauce, ginger scallion lobster, and fried fish fillet with Chinese veggie from Hop Lee”
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“In Chinatown I love Hop Lee on 16 Mott Street. Go downstairs and it is real old school.”
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“Hop Lee has great lunch specials, they come as smaller orders but they range from 8 to 12 bucks and the variety is great!”
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“Hop Lee, cheap and tasty lunch specials but good food all around.”
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“My childhood spot is Hop Lee which is across the street from Wo Hop. They have a small flight of stairs down but it’s not as narrow as Wo Hop’s. I really only order a few things from there though: fried flounder/fish filet with veggies, clams in black bean sauce (if in season), peking style pork chops, ginger scallion lobster or crab, and snow pea shoots.”
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“Another place would be Hop Lee which is also in Chinatown, they have great and cheap lunch specials daily”
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“I would recommend going to Hop Lee for their lunch specials.”
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“[Hop Lee](https://youtu.be/1k95TCYWrQk) has an excellent version at a reasonable price in Chinatown, Manhattan.”
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“Hop Lee is our favorite. Was also featured on NYT top 100 restaurants last year, but fell off this year. Same vibe, but with food that is actually good”
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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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“Hop Lee has great lunch specials, rice plates starting at $8.”
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“You can get the same dish from Panda Express. There are so many better things on the menu.”
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“Enjoyed all the food but if a had to pick a few favourites I would say, Johns of Bleeker, Apollo Bagels, Minetta Tavern, Soothr and Hamburger America.”
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“Wo hop and hop lee are pretty classic.”
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“I’ve gotten it from Noodletown, Wu’s Wonton King, Hop Lee, Wo Hop and e-Noodle and they’ve all tasted good.”
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“Wo Hop, Hop Lee, Uncle Lou, Joe’s Shanghai are all solid options. I would go with Hop Lee (Bourdain’a favorite)”
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“Old fashioned cantonese, wonderful food at both”
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“For the old school establishments, Congee Village, Hop Lee, Shu Jiao Fu Zhou (best for a good, relativley quick, cheap lunch), Wo Hop, Nom Wah.”
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“Wo Hop and Hop Lee are also good, more hold-in-the-wall places.”
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“everyone keeps saying Hop lee but Hop Kee is better IMO”
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“For Chinese, I love Hop Lee on Mott Street.”
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“Powerful list. Hop Lee ftw”
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“Hop Lee is also really good and I think has a more expansive menu.”
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“I'd hit up a place like Hop Lee and just simply request for it.”
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“Hop Lee in case Wo Hop is too popular.”
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“Hop Lee is not bad”
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“Been there almost 100 years but the opposite of “a scene” and utterly delicious❤️🔥”
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“It might be cool to go to Chinatown in Manhattan to see all the lights and pop-up shops then stop in to one of the old classics like Wo Hop or Hop Lee.”
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“Hop Lee is the correct answer.”
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“In Chinatown, I like old restaurants like Hop Lee and Hop Kee, those are cuisines that are slowly fading away.”
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“agree with those suggesting Wo Hop or Hop Lee in Chinatown.”
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“I prefer Hop Lee.”
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“I do love Hop Lee.”
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“Bo Ky or Hop Lee”
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“Wo Hop and Hop Lee in Lower Manhattan.”
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“I’d suggest Hop Lee”
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“Hop lee or who hops”
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“when Hop Lee is on they’re ON but it’s very inconsistent”
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“it was one of my favorites this year!”
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“I grew up eating at Hop Lee. It’s a pretty old school Chinatown restaurant”
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“Shhh keep Hop Lee hidden.”
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“Shhh keep Hop Lee hidden.”
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“It’s cantonese, old school, and incredibly delicious”
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“It is awesome!”
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“It’s Cantonese, and incredibly good.”
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“Hop lee got one of my favorite Cantonese lunch deals. $10-12. Comes with soup.”
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“Hop Lee”
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“Hop Lee on Mott Street, last Saturday”
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“Go to Hop Lee and go UPSTAIRS.”
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