First time in NY Chinatown. Being new in town, not knowing which restaurant to dine. We simply chose one that looks decent enough.
Instead of a pot of tea, we had 2 glasses of hot tea.
Rice with Roast Duck and Roast Pork Combination $4.5. In Sydney and Singapore, Roast pork is a piece of pork belly roasted until the skin is crispy crackling. It is called siew yuk (in cantonese) or sio bak (in hokkien). This is the second time that I ordered Roast Pork in NY and it came what we called Barbecued Pork (Char Siew) instead.
"Char Siew" literally means "roasted on a fork," the traditional cooking method for the dish. Anyway, Char Siew = Roast Pork here.
Roast duck and wontons with noodles $5.5
This Bean Chili is the best ever ~
Big Wong King Restaurant
67 Mott street
New York, NY 10013
Tel: +1 (212) 964 0540/1452
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
Big Wong King
Posted by Linda at 3:09 PM
Labels: New York Restaurant
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