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| − | '''Fat Ming''' | + | '''Fat Ming''' was a Chinese restaurant on [[Amsterdam (avenue)|Amsterdam]] between 92nd and 93rd St. During Stephen Wang's extensive research of Chinese take-outs in the [[Morningside Heights]] proximity, Fat Ming stood out as the best for quality and price. Despite Wang's endorsement, Fat Ming would later be replaced by New Asia Chinese Restaurant Delivery. Some speculate that the owners of Fat Ming went on to operate Kouzan, a well-respected Japanese joint also on the [[Upper West Side]]. |
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Latest revision as of 10:45, 2 September 2020
Fat Ming was a Chinese restaurant on Amsterdam between 92nd and 93rd St. During Stephen Wang's extensive research of Chinese take-outs in the Morningside Heights proximity, Fat Ming stood out as the best for quality and price. Despite Wang's endorsement, Fat Ming would later be replaced by New Asia Chinese Restaurant Delivery. Some speculate that the owners of Fat Ming went on to operate Kouzan, a well-respected Japanese joint also on the Upper West Side.
