Le Sia — all mentions

in:my favorite spots in Hell’s Kitchen16 pts
“le sia is a great chinese restaurant that i think is super underrated.”
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in:Suggestions: Chinese restaurant around the west side Midtown not insanely expensive.8 pts
“Le Sia - hotpot + skewers (45th)”
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in:Best dumplings5 pts
“Le Sia for skewers and seafood boils”
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in:What's your favorite bowl of nourishing noodle soup, in any borough?3 pts
“When I’m sick, I always order a bowl of lamb soup with vermicelli from Le Sia”
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in:Best Food Mashups in NYC 3 pts
“I like Le Sia for their Chinese-Cajun seafood boils.”
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in:What food/restaurants have you eaten at recently that you’ve loved? 2 pts
“Le Sia is a super slept on Chinese seafood boil and western China skewers spot”
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in:Best meals with lots of little dishes2 pts
“Skewer places eg Le Sia or Yakitori Taisho”
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in:Good, affordable eats around Midtown and Clinton/Hudson Yards?2 pts
“Le Sia is good if you want grilled Chinese BBQ skewers.”
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in:Seafood boil in Times Square 1 pts
replying to u/jaded_toast: If you mean for today, depending on how early you're called in, Le Sia in HK. Looks like they open mid afternoon on most weekdays, but at noon on Friday and weekends.
“Le Sia has hurt us before. Mushy head-on shrimp made us real sick. I've personally blacklisted it”
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in:Recommendations for a tourist staying in midtown1 pts
“Le Sia in Hell's Kitchen has some shao kao that you can try”
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in:One dish/restaurant you had to go back to the next day1 pts
“Le Sia - Crab Legs and Shrimp Combo. Comes with free potato”
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in:Birds of a Feather - Brooklyn8 pts
“There’s plenty of good Chinese in midtown what u on about. Chili, quanjude, le sia, mala project, hutong, joes soup dumplings”
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in:You can revive one NYC restaurant, what are you bringing back?6 pts
“the east village le sia”
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in:Best shrimp dishes?4 pts
“le sia!!!”
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in:Good, affordable eats around Midtown and Clinton/Hudson Yards?4 pts
“For Asian in Hell’s Kitchen - Le Sia (Chinese skewers), Tim Ho Wan (dim sum), Dim Sum Palace (dim sum), Nan Xiang Express (soup dumplings), O Bao (Thai/Viet fusion), Four Four South Village (Taiwanese), Gyu Kaku (Japanese bbq)”
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in:Any Chinese BBQ Skewer Bars in the city? (Manhattan)3 pts
“What about Le Sia?”
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in:Changsha/Hunan black stinky tofu?3 pts
“Le sia”
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in:Swiss guy in New York2 pts
“here are some great restaurants to get you started: Potluck Club, Uluh, Casa Mono, Atoboy, Le Sia, Hutong, Cosme, Cote.”
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in:Recommendations for good quality but casual sea food restaurants?1 pts
“If you are interested in a crab boil style with an Chinese flair: Le Sia”
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in:Quick lunch Hudson Yards1 pts
“Le Sia (only does lunch on Friday/Saturday but it's v good”
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