New Arping — all mentions

in:Chinatown Snacks34 pts
“Wheat Noodles with Peanut Sauce from a FZ spot like Shu Jiao Fu Zhou, New Arping, Shu Mei Cafe”
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in:Regional cuisine that isn’t the stereotypical representation of a country?11 pts
“Taste of Fuzhou, New Arping - people may be familiar with peanut noodles and wontons via Shu Jiao Fu Zhou but there are other dishes too”
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in:Delicious food in NYC that isn't available in LA?10 pts
“I really like New Arping on Division St. Their sweet and sour fried pork ribs with taro is tasty.”
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in:Looking for new recommendations for noodle dishes with a peanut or sesame sauce?10 pts
“Peanut noodles: Taste of Fuzhou, Shui Mei Cafe, New Arping, QQ Cafe”
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in:Gettin the day started at Shu Jiao Fu Zhou5 pts
replying to u/TaroTeaTime: Peanuts noodles so good, idk if this place has the fried taro triangles but those hit also. Don’t know what it is called but those and the fried circles are so good.
“New Arping on Division St sell those. The Fuzhou fried oyster cakes are addictive.”
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in:Favorite dishes in Chinatown?4 pts
“Plain Noodles with Sesame Peanut Sauce at New Arping”
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in:Gettin the day started at Shu Jiao Fu Zhou4 pts
replying to u/wipny: New Arping on Division St sell those. The Fuzhou fried oyster cakes are addictive. OP I recommend checking out New Arping. I still prefer Shu Jiao Fu Zhou for pork chive dumplings but I think New Arping's peanut butter noodles are more flavorful.
“The fried taro triangle and Fuzhou wonton soup were both very good”
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in:Favorite Solo Lunch In Manhattan Chinatown?3 pts
replying to u/crazeman: Sanmiwago is a Taiwanese chain that has this really good beef noodle soup, I personally like them better than Ho Food. There's 2 locations in Chinatown. Also you can call me fucking crazy but I swear that the [Sanmiwago location at Mott Street Eatery](https://www.yelp.com/biz/sanmiwago-new-york) taste a lot better than the standalone Sanmiwago store on the corner down the block lol. The soup taste more herbal and rich and more flavorful for whatever reason. Pan fried dumplings are also pretty good, but it feels bad paying double the price of the "dollar" dumplings spot. (Disclaimer: I've been to Mott Street Eatery location twice and the standalone store once). \--- [Tofu Tofu](https://www.yelp.com/biz/tofu-tofu-new-york-5) is a Korean restaurant on Bowery. I like their Korean fried chicken a lot. It's thicker than most KFC but not as thick as American Fried Chicken. Also they don't drench the chicken with the soy/honey sauce, they just drizzle it. ALSO the best part is that they will give you a whole selection of banchan spread to snack on with your order. (I love their banchan lol) They have a sister restaurant called Tada on Bayard that specialize in their fried chicken but I think they just give you some kimchi instead of the whole banchan spread so go to Tofu Tofu instead. \--- There's a [meat skewer cart](https://goo.gl/maps/zDqUySBMzkLpdv3S8) in front of the D train Grand St. Station that opens at around 5pm on days with good weather and they close pretty la…
“Their sweet and sour pork ribs with fried taro, stir fried rice cakes and peanut butter noodles are good.”
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in:Best food on a budget in nyc? 2 pts
“I recommend New Arping as an alternative - cheap rice dishes, clam chow mei fun is crack and the peanut butter noodle is good too.”
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in:What places are overhyped but actually deserve it?2 pts
replying to u/rcb4d: Until I find better ones, I will continue to stand on line for SJFZ’s peanut noodles. It always seems to move well enough to be worth it. Their dumplings are solid too, but we prefer Super Taste overall.
“I like New Arping's peanut noodles better. They have a much more extensive menu too.”
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in:What is your beloved bar or restaurant that you only know about because of a post or comment on FoodNYC?2 pts
replying to u/sparklingsour: Oh I just added this to my list! Looks incredible!
“The Lychee Pork is really good.”
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in:lychee pork1 pts
“I had it from New Arping and it was good, but looked different from the crispy version I've seen on youtube.”
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in:Are there counter serve Chinese restaurants in nyc?27 pts
“It’s a few doors down from New Arping, which is great.”
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in:Cheap and delicious spots in Chinatown that won't have an insane line?24 pts
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in:recs for non-Americanized Chinese food ?13 pts
“New Arping”
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in:Recent eats: Buvette, A&A, New Arping, Joseph Leonard, Lucia, Xi'an13 pts
“They were excellent, but to be honest, I can't say that I found them to be superior”
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in:Solo dining Chinese food in or near Chinatown10 pts
“New Arping”
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in:NYC Chinatown reqs?6 pts
“Some of my favorites (which aren't normally seen in these threads) are New Arping, Jin Wan (Fried Shrimp Buns), and the savory tofu pudding at Fong On.”
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in:Anyone can recommend me a chaozhou or fujianese restaurant in New York? 5 pts
“For Fujianese I like New Arping on Division St.”
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in:Recommendation of Chinese restaurants focused primarily on one cuisine4 pts
“New Arping is very good”
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in:Food Recommendations with a toddler4 pts
“If you enjoyed Shu Jiao Fu Zhou, you would also like New Arping and Fu Zhou Wei Zhong Wei Jia Xiang Feng Wei.”
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in:Can someone explain the hype around Shu Jiao Fu Zhou?4 pts
“I prefer New Arping on Division St. I recommend them for really good FJ food.”
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in:Chinatown Snacks3 pts
replying to u/rograt: Wheat Noodles with Peanut Sauce from a FZ spot like Shu Jiao Fu Zhou, New Arping, Shu Mei Cafe Rice roll with non-meat fillings (suggest egg, corn, cilantro, scallion) with sauces at Yi Ji Shi Mo Sponge cakes at Spongie's Cafe or Kam Hing Coffee Shop Tofu Pudding at Fong On
“Cosign all of these + extra YES for the tofu pudding at Fong On, esp the savory one.”
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in:recs for non-Americanized Chinese food ?3 pts
“New Arping (fujianese cuisine)”
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in:Great Lesser Known Restaurants that are more Budget Friendly?3 pts
“Go to the local places in manhattan’s Chinatown! These places are popular with locals, not tourists so you know it’s good! I recommend: -QQ Cafe -Fu Zhou Wei Zhong -New Arping ”
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in:Best quick bite (<20min or takeout) places near Chinatown/Little Italy/LES3 pts
“New Arping”
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in:Is anyone else fed up with restaurants in NYC?2 pts
replying to u/DCRX2020: I'm born and raised in the East Village and Lower East Side, and I can honestly say, my best bet is just eating at home these days. I still do get the same good service from spots here that I have been going to since childhood, but the prices are insane, and I feel like a lot of them are skimping on portions. I usually go to V-Nam for for pho because I just like their atmosphere and the employees are awesome, but I was recently kind of going to Sao Mai because I'd be at that end of the city sometimes, and they just raised it 2.50 more for their pho, and I'm not going back there again. It's now $15.00. That's absolutely crazy. I miss the old school spots like Yaffa Cafe, Asian Pub, Thai Cafe, Sushi Park ETC, there were so many cool spots. Now everything is for NYU dormitory kids who are okay with mediocre food at ridiculous prices. I used to be a chef, I will tell a restaurant when they fuck up, I will go to the chef and tell him he's trash, I haven't had to do that recently because I know where to go, but I can't really say "hey, it was small" because everything is wild right now price wise. Unfortunately, it's an undying trend.  Even though Punjab Deli raised their price a bit, it's still the best food you can get in the East Village. B&H Dairy is the other dope spot, and Paul's Burgers for a big ass juicy burger (but you have to season it yourself.) Other notable mentions might be Mr. Taka for ramen (haven't been there in a bit, might not be as good or cheap,) Ic…
“I like New Arping on Division St.”
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in:Favorite Solo Lunch In Manhattan Chinatown?2 pts
“New Arping”
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in:Which places suffered from the curse of success leading to worse quality food?2 pts
replying to u/DefinitelyNotTheFBl: I've never been here but it's been on my "want to go" list. Do you have any recommendations for any other restaurants?
“New Arping”
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in:Cold Sesame Noodles, Dumplings, and Wontons2 pts
“New Arping”
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in:$3 peanut noodles in Brooklyn2 pts
replying to u/friends-in-nyc: In Manhattan Shu Jiao Fu Zhou 295 Grand Street also has $3 peanut noodles, and also other good food for cheap. And it's always crowded with the locals, so that's an endorsement.
“The best FZ spot is New Arping.”
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in:What are the best value meals you have had in NYC?2 pts
“New Arping”
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in:Gettin the day started at Shu Jiao Fu Zhou1 pts
replying to u/wipny: New Arping on Division St sell those. The Fuzhou fried oyster cakes are addictive. OP I recommend checking out New Arping. I still prefer Shu Jiao Fu Zhou for pork chive dumplings but I think New Arping's peanut butter noodles are more flavorful.
“arping is rly good but the staff at there dont speak english so communication is an issue.”
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in:Cheap and delicious spots in Chinatown that won't have an insane line?1 pts
“New Arping”
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in:Best cheap eats below 14th in Manhattan1 pts
“New Arping”
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