Serves meat, vegan options available. Has meat menu and a separate full vegetarian menu. Confirmed open May 2011. Previously named Home on 8th. Reported closed to HappyCow, Nov 2014.
Chinese veggie fare with special focus on noodle soups.
They literally have two menus - not a single menu divided into a veggie side and a non-veg side. I liked that. I tried their standby General Tao's chicken, and it was acceptable, bear in mind I'm very picky. I have tried their noodle soup before, that might be a better choice. Lovely people, great ambiance, busy, lots of well-to-do New Yorkers eating in there. I paid $17 for one dish.
There is a variety of selection in the vegetarian menu. The food is a bit oily and come with a good one person portion. Attentive service, it is a none pure vege place that i would go again.
2 Reviews
First Review by raphalla
bwolmarans
Points +90
Nice separate Veggie Menu, Nice Ambiance - Edit
Chinese veggie fare with special focus on noodle soups.
Read moreThey literally have two menus - not a single menu divided into a veggie side and a non-veg side. I liked that. I tried their standby General Tao's chicken, and it was acceptable, bear in mind I'm very picky. I have tried their noodle soup before, that might be a better choice. Lovely people, great ambiance, busy, lots of well-to-do New Yorkers eating in there. I paid $17 for one dish.
Pros: General Tao Sauce, Vibe, Staff
Cons: Expensive for what it is, Unoriginal
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raphalla
Points +776
Not Bad - Edit
There is a variety of selection in the vegetarian menu. The food is a bit oily and come with a good one person portion. Attentive service, it is a none pure vege place that i would go again.
Read morePros: Service, Ambient
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