“They also make an amazing Mah Lai Goh, which is a Malaysian steamed spring cake.”
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7.2/10Chinese
AI-generated summary
Order the with and . That's the bowl people keep naming. Plate lunches and dinners run $9 or $10, so the common advice is to skip the lunch special. It's a hole in the wall and the service is brusque. One regular also raves about the Mah Lai Goh, a steamed sponge cake.
“They also make an amazing Mah Lai Goh, which is a Malaysian steamed spring cake.”
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“Go to sun sai gai or NY Noodletown have a bowl of wonton soup with roast duck and noodles. Pure joy”
H2
“It's a true hole in the wall, rude service, etc. but you can order roast duck at the counter and find a funner place to eat.”
H2
“Any plate lunch or dinner can be found for $9 or $10 at Sun Sai Gai, a Cantonese retaurant in Chinatown. No lunch special necessary here.”
H2
“Sun Sai Gai”
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