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Mandoo Bar

2 W 32nd St
New York, NY 10001

Awards: 2 Awards
Web Links: 15 Links
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Categories:   Korean
User Tags:   dumpling korean

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feistyfoodie.blogspot.com review
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"I have limited experience with mandoo, but I just loved the combination of flavors and seasonings, it was just the right mix for me. Juicy and tasty... succulent... YUM!..."
fodors.com review
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"At this appealing little dumpling shop on Little Korea's main drag, you can watch the ladies making the little oval treats in the window on your way to one of the blond-wood cafeterialike tables in the back. There are plenty of dumplings, or mandoo, to ch..."
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"The heart of Manhattan's Koreatown is 32nd Street between Fifth and Sixth avenues -- and the number of Korean restaurants on that 1 block is dizzying. You'll know you've found Mandoo Bar when you see the two women in the window lovingly rolling and stuffi..."
gothamist.com review
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"The main attraction are obviously the mandoo--theirs have thick doughy wrappers and the typical variety of meat and vegetable fillings, spiced up by the occasional inclusion of kimchi, the fiery Korean radish. We were partial to the goon mandoo, pan-fried..."
hungryhedonist.blogspot.com review
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"This weekend was sell day for most banks, so there were many a soon-to-be banker enjoying the all-expense-paid hedonism, the fruits of a grueling interview process. I hopped on this bandwagon and was convinced by N, that I, too, deserved a weekend in the..."
judysbook.com review
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"You know you've reached the Mandoo Bar when you come across the window with women labouring over colorful, small and pinchable dumplings. Walking in, the room becomes a narrow rectangular chamber with individual wooden flat benches and tables that stretch..."

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local.yahoo.com review
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"I ordered the vegetable mandoo soup and asked for a bowl of rice which they provided free of charge (I hate restaurants that charge extra for rice) Dumplings were very fresh, as they are made infront of the store right before your eyes. It tends to get re..."

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nycnosh.com review
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"Three or four minutes after ordering the ten seafood mandoos ($7. The orange dumplings on a blue plate certainly made for a visually arresting contrast, which may well have been the intention, as the dish was otherwise completely ungarnished and unadorned..."
nymag.com review
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"Mandoo are Korean dumplings, the chief attraction at 32nd Street's Mandoo Bar, where they're hand-formed in the window by a pair of nimble-fingered women who stop traffic with their engaging labors. We're partial to the steamed kimchi mandoo, in which the..."
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"One specialist place which I have been wanting to go check out for quite a while is Mandoo Bar, a small eatery specializing in Mandoo, or Korean dumplings. Similar to the Chinese dumpling (Jiaozi) or Japanese Gyoza, these are made fresh right in the store..."
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"I have never been to Mandoo Bar and I would live to go there, but I just have to say overall there is nothing like Korean food. Ever since my first bite of kimchi, I have never gone back to eating Chinese or Japanese...."
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"Korean cuisine is not as popular as its Far Eastern neighbors, but if more places like Mandoo keep opening up, kimchee will be as common as California rolls and moo goo gai pan. The open kitchen at the front of this Midtown eatery lets aromas waft through..."

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"When Mandoo's two-tiered downtown outpost opened in October 2003, the owners were gambling that the Village -- already home to so many eateries boasting so many kinds of cuisine -- would welcome the kind of fare its same named sister restaurant in Herald..."
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"Korean dumplings forged from noodle-like material in a rainbow of colors are the forte of this stylish, kid-friendly café. And the repertoire has recently been expanded to include a few non-Korean noodle dishes like pad thai...."
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