“Wu Liang Ye in midtown has the most authentic Szechuan style Dan Dan noodle according to my family friends from Szechuan China”
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“Wu Liang Ye in midtown has the most authentic Szechuan style Dan Dan noodle according to my family friends from Szechuan China”
H2
“For Chinese, which should have vegetarian options like tofu, I’d recommend [Wu Liang Ye](https://wuliangyetogo.com/)”
H2
“Wu Liang Ye in midtown is very authentic”
H2
“Wu Liang Ye if you like spicy Chinese food”
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“I only go to Wu Liang Ye for the sautéed duck tongues.”
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“not the most amazing food but it kind of has a fun old school white table cloth feel”
H2
“Chicken with capsicum is perfection.”
H2
“Wu liang ye fucks hard. Lunch spesh priced right and their noodles with sesame paste is one of my favorite noodle dishes in the city.”
H2
“That looks like the braised fish with pine nuts dish at Wu Liang Ye. They have a whole fish fried with peas and carrots in the sauce poured on top? The flavors are sweet/sour and spicy.”
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“Was it the worst Kung pao I’ve ever had? No, that distinction goes to Wu Liang Ye.”
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“13. Wu Liang Ye”
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“Wu liang ye on 48th is phenomenal and definitely quiet”
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“wu Liang Ye on 48th is exceptional.”
H1
“As someone from Sichuan this is the right answer”
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“Wu Liang Ye”
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“I go a few blocks further to Wu Liang Ye”
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“Im gonna throw one no one else will, but Im 1000% confident Wu Liang Ye near Rockefeller”
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“Wu Liang Ye”
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“Wu Liang Ye is my favorite”
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“Wu Liang Ye is very good, maybe not the best dish, but I have had excellent meals there”
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“Wu Liang Ye”
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“Wu Liang Ye on 48th st”
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“Super disappointing”
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