Also re: GS East

Also it was weird, two old guys were talking about cultural anthropology loudly AND a certain university “where fun goes to die” yet the restaurant still was weak as hell.

If you ever find yourself on 2nd Ave. at 56th St. don’t eat at the Grand Sichuan there.

If you ever find yourself on 2nd Ave. at 56th St. don’t eat at the Grand Sichuan there.

Grand Sichuan East

Grand Sichuan East

Best one so far, terrible neighborhood.

Best one so far, terrible neighborhood.

WHY MANHATTAN?

Asks the food blogger Susan J.

Because it is the borough where I have the most lunch.

Since receiving this blog I have eaten at:

Wu Liang Ye 49th Street; Sichuan Gourmet 39th Street; Famous Sichuan

Need to eat at:

Grand Sichuan Chinatown, Chelsea, Lexington, St. Mark’s, and the one in the 50s on the east side; Wu Liang Ye Upper East Side; new Sichuan Gourmet?; some place called Ollie’s near Penn Station that comes up on Google? Anything else?

And then my heart will explode.

New Manhattan buses are way better than Brooklyn buses.

New Manhattan buses are way better than Brooklyn buses.

Weird font.

Weird font.

Wu Liang Ye (midtown). 7/22. Lunch. Dan dan noodles, tofu.

Wu Liang Ye (midtown). 7/22. Lunch. Dan dan noodles, tofu.

7/22.

7/22.

Sichuan Gourmet. 7/6. Dinner with Danielle and Bobby. Peppers, fish, pork, bamboo shoots.

Sichuan Gourmet. 7/6. Dinner with Danielle and Bobby. Peppers, fish, pork, bamboo shoots.

Sichuan Gourmet. 7/3. Lunch. Chicken, bamboo shoots.

Sichuan Gourmet. 7/3. Lunch. Chicken, bamboo shoots.

7/3.

7/3.

Famous Sichuan. 6/26. Dinner with SP and Nadav. Fish, lamb, tofu.

Famous Sichuan. 6/26. Dinner with SP and Nadav. Fish, lamb, tofu.