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CUISINE: Asian, Health Food, Sandwiches, Soups
NEIGHBORHOOD: Soho
28 Watts St at 6th Ave
(p) 212- 219- 8888
Mooncake Foods may very well serve the least expensive food in all of Soho. You can choose from a variety of snacks, salads, sandwiches, and platters all for under ten dollars. Wonton soups like the Snow Pea Greens and Roasted Garlic arrive in oversized bowls. Steaming hot and full of flavor, they are the perfect cure for a mild cold. Miso glazed salmon is the most generous portion of fish I've seen at a restaurant, if a bit overcooked. The whitefish tacos with hoisin sauce are just as a tasty as meat ones, and won't make you feel terrible afterwards. The options are plentiful, and the quality of food is high, making Mooncake Foods the ideal spot for the budgeted, health inclined.
Posted in FOOD on February 20, 2009 12:00am by Jena Steinbach | 0 comments
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