Yin Ji Chang Fen — all mentions

in:looking for well balanced meals in Chinatown, Manhattan26 pts
“Go to Yin Ji Chang Fen and get a pork/watercress congee and any one of their cheurng funs. You get meat, veggies, carbs.”
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in:Where has rice roll in the city? I know it isn’t just Joe’s…22 pts
“yin ji chang fen is great. i love their dough stick rice roll.”
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in:Favorite Chinese dishes & street food7 pts
“Yin Ji Chang Fen, good congee, good rice rolls.”
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in:looking for well balanced meals in Chinatown, Manhattan6 pts
replying to u/Busy-Cantaloupe7900: Go to Yin Ji Chang Fen and get a pork/watercress congee and any one of their cheurng funs. You get meat, veggies, carbs.
“I love that place. Perfect for breakfast / lunch where you don't want the meal to be too heavy. One of the very good congee places (left) around mott...”
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in:What would be your perfect food tour through Chinatown (Manhattan)?5 pts
“Yin Ji Chang Fen on Bayard for rice noodle rolls”
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in:Best congee recommendations5 pts
replying to u/bangbrosrunescape: yin ji chang fen
“I love their pork and watercress congee and their milk tea, they’re my under-the-weather special and work better than motrin”
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in:Best congee recommendations5 pts
“I had a great bowl at Yin Ji Chang Fen. Came out hot and very good.”
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in:Restaurant recommendations for hungry Europeans3 pts
“Yin Ji Chang Fen for rice rolls”
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in:best milk tea?3 pts
“Yin Ji Chang Fen has good HK milk tea.”
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in:looking for well balanced meals in Chinatown, Manhattan3 pts
replying to u/cute_polarbear: I love that place. Perfect for breakfast / lunch where you don't want the meal to be too heavy. One of the very good congee places (left) around mott...
“Better cheurng fun over at West Rice King Roll, but as a complete meal, this place is wonderful.”
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in:Anybody have a rec for the best bowl of oatmeal in the city?3 pts
“If you want a porridge type of meal, try congee from congee village or Yin Ji Chang Fen. Very savory with protein.”
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in:favorite rice rolls in manhattan chinatown?2 pts
“Yin Ji Chang Fen is my go-to.”
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in:Uncle Ng's Recipe2 pts
replying to u/DanielMekelburg: I don't know if you're in Manhattan, but have you had the fish congee at Yin Ji Chang Fen
“I don’t like their congee base, it’s weird.”
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in:Favorite Places to Order from when you’re sick?1 pts
“I love the congee from Yin Ji Chang Fen. So comforting when you need a warm and light meal for when you’re feeling sick.”
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in:I want to try 100 new dishes in 2026. Help me make my list!1 pts
“Rice noodle rolls at Yin Ji Chang Fen among other places in Chinatown. So good.”
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in:any recommendations to get pineapple sandwich buns? Aka Macau style? Yelp and Google didn’t help much.1 pts
“Yin Ji Chang Fen in Chinatown is shockingly good, it's not a chachaanteng but their milk tea is so good”
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post7 Days, 12 Meals in NYC158 pts
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postVisited last week and loved it69 pts
“Visited last week and loved it”
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in:Mei Lai Wah lines13 pts
“you can go to any other rice noodle places nearby (Tonii's, Joe's steam rolls, Yin Ji Chang Fen, Chang Lai) and they're almost all just as good”
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in:Best congee recommendations11 pts
“yin ji chang fen”
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in:Best Asian food by canal street?8 pts
“Yin Ji Chang Fen”
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in:Jook or Congee8 pts
“I've tried it but their congee didn't really jump out at me as amazing or memorable.”
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in:Authentic cantonese food that isn't dimsum??8 pts
“I also like yin ji chang fen.”
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in:Bridge and Brunch4 pts
“For example, in Chinatown you can do House of Joy, Kong Sihk Tong, or Yin Ji Chang Fen.”
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in:My thoughts on what we ate in 3 days in NYC2 pts
“We actually have a great cheung fun scene atm, with them, Yin Ji Chang Fen, Tonii's, all the staple carts around Chinatown, as well as Hak Box, doing Hakka-style rice rolls.”
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in:Best takeout in Flushing open in the morning2 pts
“- Yin Ji Chang Fen”
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in:best milk tea?2 pts
“Yin ji Chang fen serves some pretty strong one.”
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in:Where can I find good congee near the Seaport / financial district?2 pts
“Yin Ji Chang Fen has great congee and is my favorite.”
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in:Solo trip NYC 1 pts
replying to u/adelu23: I would add Golden Diner (not your typical old school diner - more hip but their pancakes are delish) Add Mama Toos when you do the west village pizza crawl along w Lindustrie I would also add Apollos Bagels. I would skip Woorjip as it’s a wasted meal in terms of stomach space but if you’re looking for something quick and cheap, then itll totally do the job. If you’re doing KazuNori I would skip NamiNori. I found it to be over seasoned and masking the taste / freshness of the fish. Fave KBBQ spot currently is Nubiani. They have bar seating so you won’t feel as awkward being at a whole table by yourself. I would also skip nom wah. Long touristy lines. I prefer Dim Sum Palace or Pings Regarding bakeries: La Cabra Librae Frenchette Radio Bakery Supermoon Dominique Ansley For desserts, I would add: Lady Wong Lady M Stick With Me Laderach Doughnut Plant I would add Torrisi to the list of restaurants to eat at. You can try to do walk in a little before they open if you can’t get reservations. For fine dining that isn’t too expensive I would recommend Jua. Unfortunately I don’t know the price now but when I went, it was $125?
“Yi Ji Shi Mo, joes steam rolls, Yin Ji Chang Fen (diff kind of style - more Guangzhou I believe?), Sun Hing Lung - steamed rice rolls”
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in:Brunch with memorable food0 pts
“Some quick recs:”
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