Chinese cold noodles with peanut/sesame sauce wanted

 Someone wrote:
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>Does anyone know of a place around here that serves a decent (or serves at
>all) Chinese cold noodles with peanut/sesame sauce that I used to have in
>NY.  This was such a fun dish to have and I kind of miss it.

If you don't mind it a bit spicy, Jing Jing's in Palo Alto serves a tasty dish.

LauraM

And while we're at it, where can I find Chinese food like I use to get at Uncle Hu's in Houston or at Dragon Verde in Caracas or at Bo Bo in Miami (where the Chinese cooks had fled Cuba, but could make mondongo to beat the band). Now there's some REAL cooking. Makes anything north of the 30th Parallel taste like that fried noodle shit sold in cans that could only have been invented east of the International Dateline. Ain't nostalgia great? Go ahead, gimme your best shot.

BTW, Kirin on Solano Avenue, Albany, makes hand-tossed Tan Tan noodles. Slurp!

James A. wrote in article
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wrote:
> >...Then why does someone looking for Chinese food
> >like it's made in NY bug you?
>
> Because it is New York, obviously.