Chinatown

[lester1/2jr]

is there a Chinatown where you live? I had some dumplings at the one here in Boston tonight



everything is as small as possible here, except the Dim Sum places which are gigantic for some reason. in this particular food court there's a Ramen place on the left, a sushi place in front of it, a desert cake place (they taste kind of like waffles), and then the old guy sitting there is in front of Dumpling King.



These were like 6.50, pretty cheap for around here. fried pork dumplings

[Alex]

Alas, there isn't one anywhere near where I live, although I have had some very nice food in the one in London.

[Trevor]

I was just told by someone here "Ah, forget it Trev, it's Chinatown." 

[RCMerchant]

I been to the one in NYC- the food was fantastic, and the people were beautiful.

In Lawton-no. It's barely a town itself.

[Rev. Powell]

No Chinatown in Louisville. We have more of a Vietnamese than Chinese population anyway, and sushi and ramen places are popular.

There is an area of town with a lot of ethnic food, but it's crazy eclectic: Tibetan, Ethiopian, Russian, Haitian... but Chinese places are scattered throughout the city.

There's an authentic Szechuan place within walking distance of me, but I always order off the round-eye menu. One of the authentic dishes comes with "blood chunks" (!)

[lester1/2jr]

Rev Powell- yeah sometimes I look around and the Chinese people will be eating a whole fish in a puddle of hot sauce or something.

RC- My Dad live in New York, there is actually a separate Chinatown in every borough now. He goes to the Brooklyn one.