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Wow thanks all. Patel is close to work so I'll try there but I live in the EV so manhattan Ctown will work.
Anyone ever seen Yangmei in Chinatown? I've asked before here and asked chinese vendors but they say you cant get em in USA. If you're not sure what I'm talking about, behold the greatest fruit on earth: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myrica_r...
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re: 2slices
I think HLing reported someone selling them recently (on Grand St? Manhattan Chinatown?) candied on sticks the way they are often sold in Taiwan. I like them but vastly prefer lichees myself - they have a slight saccharine bitterness I'm not crazy about. To each his or her own!
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They have them at Pacific Market at 74th and Broadway/Roosevelt in Jackson Heights too. They have them bagged in a net bag so you have to buy a certain set amount. I also saw some at a market on Broaday in Elmhurst just outside the Grand St. stop. They were being sold loose.
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Back to the OP:
Chung Fat Supermarket is on Main Street in Flushing, and what used to be Kam Sen (now it's "new" A&N or something like that) is across the street. There's free parking for Kam Sen behind the store.
There are smaller fruit mongers closer to the trains on Main Street and on Roosevelt Avenue. I'd hazard a guess if the Lichees are in Manhattan now, they're in Flushing, or will be soon.
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We were in Flushing last week and I didn't see any. The fruit-mongers were pushing cherries.
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re: shaogo
This is in Manhattan Ctown, not Flushing, haven't been to Flushing in a dog's. Mine too! The queen of fruits. Love them. First had them in Taipei years ago, am so happy they're easier to come by these days in the US. (PS are you looking at my "Chinatown fruit report" thread on the Manhattan board? Lots of good info and fun discussions.)
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