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"The food I've eaten there has been, by and large, pleasant Chinese American fare with the occasional Shanghainese dish. One of the restaurant's cult items are its barleygreen noodles, hand-cut, wide noodles tinted emerald with barleygreen powder for extra..."
"We had the hand shaven noodles, orange chicken, spicy green beans, and the eggplant. The noodles were good but were different from what i had expected...."
"They were incredible! Not overly sauced, light tasting, flavorful, with great texture. I believe they're hand made and they're out of this world. I'll definitely be back to order a full plate of these. The rest of the dishes were grubbin' - decent General..."
"The menu is rife with exotica of the don't ask/don't tell sort: black moss and bamboo fungus soup, fish-head casserole. But the hand-shaved barleygreen noodles are a healthy and colorful option to regular old chow mein, and the crispy orange beef is super..."
"At this popular ID restaurant, you'll find a few enticing Shanghainese dishes amid scores of crispy-fried Chinese American ones: Soup dumplings whose juices explode in the mouth. Drunken chicken, the tender meat steamed and marinated in rice wine...."
"The hand-shaved noodles are the thing here, especially in a bright-green barleygreen variation. Shanghai Garden proves that Chinese food doesn't have to be greasy, salty, and so loaded with MSG that you're stunned into speechlessness...."
"If the hand-shaved noodles won't convert Atkinsites, nothing will. These thick, uneven slivers of soft, fresh noodles are featured in noodle soups ($6...."
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"If you're afraid of stereotypically greasy, meaty Chinese food, try this eatery, which emphasizes on fresh, lightly cooked food with plenty of vegetarian options. The restaurant is justly famous for its succulent rice, corn and barley green noodles, shave..."
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