Rangoon — all mentions

in:What are cuisines/dishes that are most lacking in NYC?11 pts
“Rangoon is solid. the tea leaf salad is dope.”
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in:Favorite unique cuisines/restaurants?6 pts
“Rangoon in Manhattan and BK is a nicer sit down option but the flavors are a bit less punchy.”
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in:Pete Wells' 100 Best Restaurants in New York City in 20246 pts
“Went there last year; the service was atrociously slow.”
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in:How come SF has Burmese food but NYC doesn't?3 pts
replying to u/immiz182: Can’t comment on SF vs. NYC Burmese food, but the 3 spots below have some good Burmese food - 1. Little Myanmar in EV 2. Burmese Bites in Elmhurst 3. Amayar Kitchen in Maywood, NJ (obviously out of the city, but a personal favorite)
“One I won't recommend is Rangoon - unless they improved, it was a Burmese "concept" in Brooklyn, now Chelsea market. When I had it, it was very very Americanized.”
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in:What is the single best tasting dish you can eat in the whole city?1 pts
“Mohinga with the fried onion fritters from Rangoon”
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in:What’s your goto restaurant when you don’t want to plan ahead?1 pts
“I'm pretty close to Rangoon and drop in there for this all the time. Never empty, but rarely a wait and the chicken soup always hits.”
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in:What favorite foods have you not found a comparable version of in NYC?1 pts
“I like the one in Rangoon.”
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in:How come SF has Burmese food but NYC doesn't?13 pts
“Rangoon in Chelsea is solid. Went last week.”
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in:I messed up – Need dinner spot recommendations near Chelsea!10 pts
“- Rangoon”
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in:What are your three favorite bars and restaurants?6 pts
“Eats: Speedy Romeo, Rangoon, Bunna Cafe”
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in:What non-mainstream cuisine restaurant would you recommend?6 pts
“burmese: little myanmar, rangoon”
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in:I have 48 hours in NYC coming up. Staying in Chelsea. What should I eat? First time in the city.5 pts
“My favorites around the neighborhood are: Shukkette (surprisingly easy to walk in if you go later in the evening) Pisillo (recommend splitting, you will be full for a day if you eat a sandwich by yourself) Rangoon”
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in:Authentic Southeast Asian cuisine near Lincoln center?3 pts
replying to u/LeftReflection6620: Anyone been to Rangoon? Not close but the train ride to 59st is a better commute time. Check out Rangoon - Chelsea https://yelp.to/qkXgJrxWvw
“Their location in Brooklyn was decidedly mid.”
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in:Weekend Mid-day meal and drinks on west side 3 pts
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in:What popular meals are missing in NYC?3 pts
“If you're looking for Burmese food, here's some recommended ones”
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in:Seeking Unpretentious, Innovative Food Recommendations Anywhere in NYC for My Chef Dad2 pts
“Rangoon (chelsea/brooklyn).”
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in:Looking for restaurant recommendations around Prospect Park2 pts
“How about Rangoon?”
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in:Burmese Bites2 pts
“Rangoon in Prospect Heights I did not like personally. Too americanized for me.”
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in:Choosing 3 places for dinner2 pts
“Skip Rangoon. If you’ve had Burmese food before, NYC generally disappoints.”
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in:How come SF has Burmese food but NYC doesn't?2 pts
“Rangoon in Chelsea is solid”
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in:Spots to hit for wine and appetizers in Prospect Heights?1 pts
“Leland, LaLou, No. 7, Rangoon”
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in:Authentic Southeast Asian cuisine near Lincoln center?1 pts
“Check out Rangoon - Chelsea”
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in:Favorite lunch spots in Chelsea1 pts
“But when I'm there at lunch, my go-to spots are [Rangoon](https://www.rangoon.nyc/), [BoCaPhe](https://bocaphe.com/), [Cookshop](https://www.cookshopny.com/), [Chama Mama](https://www.chamamama.com/), [Coppelia](https://ilovecoppelia.com/), and Market 57--particularly for the taco Arabe at [Mijo](https://www.mijo.nyc/).”
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in:Where are you going before a show?1 pts
“Rangoon in Chelsea”
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in:Asian Recs in NYC for 5 Omnivores & 1 Pescatarian1 pts
“Rangoon”
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in:Sit Down Restaurant Between Destinations in Midtown1 pts
“But I’d venture a little bit north or south for better options I.e. Shukette, Lum Lum, Chalong, Rangoon, if you can.”
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