Bo Hai Dumpling Town

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in:Hong Kong Supermarket Frozen Aisle12 pts
“My personal favorite spot is [Bo Hai Dumpling Town](https://maps.app.goo.gl/7NKJgd3LXm6byqPR8).”
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in:Frozen Soup Dumplings in New York? Not frozen dumplings2 pts
“Bo Hai Dumpling Town is most bang for buck. It was $23 for 50pc a few months ago. I can't find it cheaper anywhere else but the skin is a tad bit thicker than the restaurants that sell frozen.”
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in:Chinatown frozen dumplings1 pts
replying to u/Remarkable-World-234: Bo Hai, looked on yelp and seems no recent reviews. Looks like they are under the radar but your description makes me want to check it out.
“I thought their wontons were really good. They were out of soup dumplings the last time I was there. Their dumplings were fine but I like to pan fry my dumplings so I prefer the thicker skin ones from Kai Feng Fu Dumpling House over Bo Hai's.”
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in:Best cheap dumpling place?46 pts
“I want to specifically highlight [Bo Hai Dumpling Town](https://www.yelp.com/biz/bo-hai-dumpling-town-new-york) because I think they're a great spot in LES. They have a pretty good variety of home made dumplings for sale and they have stuff like wontons and soup dumplings as well.”
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postBest / cheapest frozen dumplings Chinatown26 pts
“I like the quality of Bo Hai but they are a lot more expensive than the competition I listed.”
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in:Being a part of this sub since it’s inception makes me laugh how literally every food report has the exact same spots on them. Hope it becomes more common to venture off the beaten path and find the spots that aren’t on TikTok and eater mag. What’s a non hyped spot you tried lately that you enjoyed?10 pts
replying to u/crazeman: That Witch Ales You. I recommended them a lot in the past year on this sub. I first went in the spring this year on a Friday? I felt kinda bad because I think I was there for a few hours with a friend and only saw like 5 people there the entire time. They definitely deserve more attention for how unique they are. They're a "nano brewery" and claim to brew everything on site. I love that it gives off the local, family owned vibes. Small store front but they have a backyard where you can hang out and enjoy your drinks. I went to Forma Pasta near Atlantic recently and it gives off similar backyard vibes. It feels like I'm drinking at the backyard of a friend's house. They're in a awkward location in Two Bridge. Like kinda close to Chinatown but it's a bit of a walk. Kinda close to South Street Seaport but also a bit of a walk.
“Bo Hai Dumpling Town for frozen dumplings, wontons, soup dumplings to take home.”
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in:Frozen dumplings in Chinatown10 pts
replying to u/Flat-Adhesiveness317: [Bo Hai on E Boardway.](https://maps.app.goo.gl/jFfJUCPXiGQyzAAR8). They only sell frozen, no dine in at all. You know they are serious. 😂 🥟
“Seconding Bo Hai. I get the soup dumplings from them and since I started buying from Bo Hai, I don’t go anywhere else.”
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in:Chinatown frozen dumplings6 pts
“A really underrated spot is [Bo Hai Dumpling Town.](https://www.yelp.com/biz/bo-hai-dumpling-town-new-york) They ONLY sell frozen dumplings/buns and when you walk in, you see lines of tables of Chinese ladies folding dumplings.”
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in:Best premade frozen veggie / chicken Chinese dumplings ?6 pts
“They have a pretty big variety of dumplings and make everything in house.”
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in:Frozen dumplings in Chinatown5 pts
replying to u/Flat-Adhesiveness317: [Bo Hai on E Boardway.](https://maps.app.goo.gl/jFfJUCPXiGQyzAAR8). They only sell frozen, no dine in at all. You know they are serious. 😂 🥟
“I thought their frozen wontons are also pretty good.”
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in:Chinatown: Non-pork cheap pan-fried dumplings?3 pts
“The best veggie dumplings are at Bo Hai”
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