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Just moved to Wayne a few months ago and haven't found much either. If you're looking for good food and would like to try something other than Italian or Chinese, I would suggest driving over to Montclair as they have many good restaurants to choose from. SOme of my favorites are Thai Chef (BYOB), Liberte, and Chelsea's Grill.
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taipei noodle in west belt plaza (near rt23 on periphery of the mall, close to the jewelry exchange). its "cut noodle in beef stew" listed on the menu under "home made cut noodle" is the best version of taipei-style beef stew i have tried. also, if it is not listed under daily special, ask for "basil chicken" (de-boned is an option). the "shredded pork sautéed with pickled cabbage" is tasty and aromatic. once, i overheard a waiter talk a person out of ordering the "cut noodle in beef stew" for being too hot. it is moderately hot. if you can take moderate heat, it is a must have.
note: this restaurant has 3 modes. buffet at lunch on weekdays, to which i have not been but was informed by a usually reliable source who lives nearby that it is geared culinary towards mall workers & shoppers. dim sum lunch on weekends, to which i have not been either but was informed is similar to nyc ctown-style dim sum by the same usually reliable source. finally, dinner, a few dishes of which i described above.
from the outside, this is a generic-looking chinese restaurant, but it would be competitive with the taipei restaurants in flushing if it were located there.›6 Replies-
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re: piney
I've only been once, at lunch on a weekday, but had a really good bowl of noodle soup (don't remember the exact contents). You can order off the menu at lunch, which is good to keep in mind. The buffet looked like very average American Chinese food, but the kids in our party were more than happy with it. My father lives nearby and raves about the dim sum on the weekends. According to him there's a pretty extensive Chinese language-only menu, but he says he's always had very good luck with ordering what the next table over is having.
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re: wb
I have been stopping by Anthony Wayne's since 1955 when I lived in Mt. Tabor, NJ. (I was 5 years old in '55) Although I now live in Baltimore, l I try to eat at Anthony Wayne's whenever I am in the area. Great food & fond memories.
Everyone should try their hot dogs, hamburgers, & grilled cheese. A "must do" when at or near Wayne, NJ.
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