Where can I find Soup Dumplings?
After watching Anthony Bourdain's show that featured "soup dumplings"...I must have some! Where can I find them in New Jersey?
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There's a Shanghainese restaurant in Highland Park called Hong Fu that has pretty good soup dumplings/XLB/steamed juicy buns. Here's their menu online in both chinese & english: http://chinesenj.com/Restaurant:HongF...
Restaurant is at 239 Route 27 with a small parking lot and street-side parking too.
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re: edh1713
Interesting.
Not unexpectedly, the Chinese and English menus differ. The entire Shanghai Dim Sum (上海点心) section at the top of the Chinese menu is missing from the English menu, for example, amongst other things. :-)I would have thought you could buy packages of premade, frozen xiaolongbao (小籠包) from Chinese/Oriental/Asian groceries in NJ which you then steam without too much difficulty? They may not be freshly made but would serve to satisfy one's cravings for them at home at, oh, 2 a.m. one sleepless night, something like that... (Although, yes, I am aware that there are relatively few such groceries within NE NJ)
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re: huiray
Serious Eats just published fairly simple directions for homemade XLB
http://www.seriouseats.com/2011/04/ho...My question is this, the XLB I've had taste like a noodle, but I've seen photos where the "Bao Bun" looks more like a bun - a little puffy like it has risen a little?
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re: joonjoon
They're available at various Chinese/East Asian groceries in my area (Indy). Various brands, various fillings. Ho-hum grocery item.
I wondered about its availability in NJ groceries upstream from this post. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/7768...
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Thank you Mark and Tapas/ Those pictures look inviting. Cant wait to eat there. Any places in Bergen County?
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re: MommyLovesToEat
Petite Soochow in Cliffside Park......
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