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83-05 Broadway

Elmhurst, NY 11373

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Lao Bei Fang

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Chinese  in  Elmhurst
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Hannah Albertine
Noah Devereaux
Venue Info Via Foursquare

83-05 Broadway

Elmhurst, NY 11373

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Perfect For: Dining Solo Lunch

This Chinese place in Elmhurst serves dumplings the size of change purses, in both fried and steamed varieties. Aside from their plumpness, Lao Bei Fang’s pork and chive dumplings are a good option if you’re looking for a quick, affordable lunch. Each order of four costs less than a subway fare.

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