[Philadelphia-pm] Visiting monger

["N. Hao Ching 程浩源"]

Imperial Inn is a great choice. My family and I often go there.

If I may, I’d also suggest my friend’s newly opened Thai restaurant, which has gotten good reviews:

http://erawanchinatown.com/

There’s plenty of seating, but you may want to make an online reservation just in case.

-Hao


On Sep 27, 2011, at 1:16 AM, John Karr wrote:

> I work right near there. Since starting my current job I've been doing extensive field research in nearby Chinatown. 
> 
> If the decision is Asian, my top recommendation is: Imperial Inn (146 North 10th St). They have good Dim Sum service at lunch time and the best Egg Rolls in Chinatown. There are a lot of other good choices in Chinatown too. 
> 
> If the decision is not asian around 2nd and Market I recommend the National Mechanics (3rd off Market) or if people don't mind spending a little more, the Continental (2nd and Market). For Cheeseteaks Campos is right there at 2nd and Market. 
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> From: philadelphia-pm-bounces+brainbuz=brainbuz.org at pm.org [philadelphia-pm-bounces+brainbuz=brainbuz.org at pm.org] on behalf of Aaron Crane [arc at aaroncrane.co.uk]
> Sent: Monday, September 26, 2011 5:21 PM
> To: Chris Nehren
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> Subject: Re: [Philadelphia-pm] Visiting monger
> 
> Chris Nehren <c.nehren/phl at shadowcat.co.uk> wrote:
>> On Tue, Sep 20, 2011 at 17:58:50 -0400 , Aaron Crane wrote:
>>> A lunch meeting on the 6th sounds like it would work best given the
>>> constraints for travel to PPW, even though some people won't be able
>>> to make it.  Does anyone have a suggestion for place and time?
>> 
>> I could make lunch on the sixth, presuming it's somewhere in center city
>> or university city. Suggestion on place depends on what you want to
>> have. We're fortunate to have so very many places to eat in the city
>> that it's difficult to recommend a place without any idea of what one
>> wants to have. I'm partial to Asian cuisine myself, but am open to other
>> options.
> 
> Asian food works well for me, and I'm generally an unfussy eater who
> can enjoy pretty much any cuisine, so I'm happy to go along with the
> consensus.  I'm naturally planning to try a cheesesteak while I'm in
> town, but I can happily do that another time, of course.
> 
> I'm currently booked into a hotel near the 2nd Street subway station.
> I'm sure I can find my way to another neighborhood for lunch, though.
> 
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