“It's very simple, lightly sweet, cold, and super refreshing.”
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“It's very simple, lightly sweet, cold, and super refreshing.”
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“Shan in Cobble Hill was delicious. Loved their dry pot and mapo tofu.”
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“The dry pot at shan in Brooklyn is way spicier while also having the best flavor of any dry pot I've had in ny”
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“I've had great, and very authentic Sichuan Chinese food every time I've been. The chungking spicy chicken is perfection. Also highly recommend their dry pot dishes.”
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“Shan in Carroll Gardens is so good everytime I eat there. The best Mapo Tofu I've had in a long time.”
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“Shan on Smith St in Brooklyn has excellent cold szechuan noodles”
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“The pork dumplings are sooo good”
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“Mapo tofu at Shan is good btw.”
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“The mala wonton starter has all flavors.”
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“I’ve had some good meals there. They do have some Cantonese dishes for the uninitiated, but the sichuan is legit.”
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“The kung pao at Shan in Brooklyn is one of my favorites.”
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“It was sweet af when I went the other week”
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“ive been to Shan’s restaurant week a couple times and have loved it. Really good value since they also include drinks along with good sized portions of food!”
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“I'm a fan of Shan in cobble Hill/boerum Hill area. Very authentic Sichuan.”
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“There’s so many more places but these are the ones I recently liked or liked again (if I went back).”
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“I think Shan is good? On the upscale side!”
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“Gonna throw Shan on Smith St out here also”
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“Very very good sichuan.”
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“Just throwing this out there - Shan in Cobble Hill is legit Sichuan.”
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“these are places where I’ve had really good meals, and more importantly, great memories :)”
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“I've ordered from Shan, and it really hit the spot.”
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“Shan ( 191 Smith St )”
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“Shan is lovely..”
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“Shan in Brooklyn is better than both antidote and birds of a feather, cafe china is great also, but mountain house is the best”
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“I like them both for different reasons!”
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“it’s fire”
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“Mountain house for sure, Shan, Mala Project too”
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“Shan in Borum Hill”
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“This is one of my favorite Chinese restaurants”
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“Shan is solid option near downtown Brooklyn”
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“Shan in Cobble Hill - yummy Chinese share plates and bar”
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“Love this neighborhood spot.”
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“Shan is really really good.”
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“Still, not bad overall.”
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“Shan is such a hidden gem. I moved to that area from right by Mountain House and enjoy it as much or more depending on my order.”
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“I have really been enjoying Shan lately.”
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“Shan on smith street”
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“Shan. Excellent Sechuan in Carol Gardens.”
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“Shan”
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“I recently discovered Shan by happenstance and loved it!”
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“Breeze in green point, Shan, lucky vegetarian at basement of a Buddhist temple so you know the food is vegan friendly and affordable. Also the first vegetarian restaurant in the area. Awesome lunch specials”
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“Shan, park slope”
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“It is basically the spiciest food I've had in NYC.”
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“Shan is very good for Sichuan food.”
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“Shan cobble hill”
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“Everything there really… Place is a gem”
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