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26 Eldridge St

New York, NY 10002

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Super Taste

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Chinese  in  Chinatown
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Hannah Albertine
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26 Eldridge St

New York, NY 10002

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Perfect For: Casual Weeknight Dinner Lunch Quick Eats Walk-Ins

Super Taste specializes in hand-pulled noodles from Western China, and that’s exactly what you should be ordering here. The spicy beef soup is the best – it costs exactly $6.50 and comes in a salty and sour broth with a bunch of chilis and parsley on top. If you want to supplement your noodles, we also recommend trying the pork house bao, which come with a slab of pork belly and crushed peanuts. There are only a few tables in here and the only decorations are just a few big printed menus on the wall. Honestly, does any restaurant really need anything more than that?

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Casual Weeknight Dinner Lunch Quick Eats

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