“Wa Jael on the UES is my favorite. Not fusion, just solidly crispy, moist and spicy”
H2
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“Wa Jael on the UES is my favorite. Not fusion, just solidly crispy, moist and spicy”
H2
“Hwa Yuan or Wa Jeal if you want that plus some numbing peppercorn.”
H2
“That was my UES office's go-to Chinese place. I used to order the General Tso's chicken from there like twice a week sometimes. The dumplings were great too.”
H2
“Wa Jael”
H1
“Up Thai, Heidi’s House, Tolache, Pig Heaven(take out), Wa Jael(take out), NR, Yasouvlaki, to name a few.”
H1
“Wa Jael”
H1
“Wa Jeal”
H1
“Wa Jeal for Sichuanese food. Michelin Bib Gourmand”
H1
“Wa Jeal is insane”
H1
“Yes it was great”
H1
“I was getting it from Wa Jeal consistently for a year or so and it was fantastic”
H1
“I went here after seeing this thread. Can confirm this is the best General Tso’s chicken I’ve ever had in my life!”
H1
“I got it 2-3 weeks ago though and it was a bit disappointing.”
H1
“although they're going through a bad patch.”
H1
“I like the one from [Wa Jeal](https://www.grubhub.com/restaurant/wa-jeal-1588-2nd-ave-new-york/77755), at one point I was getting it about once a week at work”
H1
“Love that spot, but I highly recommend A-Jiao.”
H1
“Especially good for sichuan cuisine.”
H1
“Chola, NR, Wa Jeal, Tamam, Tha Phraya, Oda’s House are all good!”
H1
“I loved the one at Wa Jeal”
H1
“Wa Jeal”
H1
“I’ve tried Wa Jeal on the UES and really liked it.”
H1
“Wa Jael is also pretty good up here.”
H1
“Zaab Putawn for Thai, Arturo’s for pizza, Wa Jeal for Chinese.”
H1