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Grand Sichuan St. Marks
Chinese $$$$$
21 Saint Marks Pl. (b/w 2nd & 3rd Ave.)
New York , NY 10003
Chinese $$$$$
21 Saint Marks Pl. (b/w 2nd & 3rd Ave.)
New York , NY 10003
| (212) 529-4805 See all East Village, LES restaurants |
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3 reviews
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Grand Sichuan St. Marks
By Pabulum Dec 15, 2006
The Chipotle opened along St. Marks opened first and then the vending-machine store BAM! made headlines. When I saw the Grand Sichuan open, I only thought, Great, I don’t have to go to Chelsea for Sichuan Chinese food. The neighborhood is truly changing and now tattoo and piercing parlors co-exist with restaurants catering to both college students and punk kids. I wasn’t about to pass by the area without trying some spicy Chinese food. Because I am used to the Grand Sichuan menu, I also ordered the same dishes from the St. Marks branch. FULL REVIEW
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Grand Sichuan St Mark's, I Love You
By A Full Belly Jun 29, 2006
The first time I ever tasted the sweet, sweet nectar of soup dumplings was at the Chelsea branch of Grand Sichuan, three or more years ago with Alaina. Grand Sichuan St Mark's has been open for over a year now and while I was slightly disappointed with them during their first few months, I'm happy to report that the food has gotten better and better every time I've visited. In fact, after my most recent meal there this past week, I can finally say that Grand Sichuan St Mark's has now replaced New Green Bo as my number one Chinese spot—the only way I could love it more is if the Chinatown Ice Cream Factory opened up a branch on St Mark's too! FULL REVIEW
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Hot chocolate memories + Grand Sichuan
By The Girl Who Ate Everything Feb 24, 2006
Hot chocolate was awesome when I was a kid. "It's chocolate! And I can drink it! I DO NOT HAVE TO CHEW!" Granted, I don't chew non-liquid food that well anyway, but...hot chocolate! It's a warm sweet liquid that isn't bitter like tea or coffee, nor is it a savory soup. FULL REVIEW
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