Yan Yan

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363 Third Ave
New York, NY 10016

Phone: (212) 532-2848

Neighborhood: East 30s

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• Golden Soup With Fatty Beef (酸辣金汤肥牛) $12.95
• Pickling hot peppers creates the classic's more spicy-and-sour yellow cousin. Topped with fatty beef for a balanced textural bite. Heat Level: 3
• Nai Brother's "classic" Soup (奈哥酸菜鱼) $11.95
• A combination of sliced fish fillets, pickled mustard greens, hot peppers, and fresh vegetables this dish is a perfect balance of spicy and sour. Heat Level: 2
• Mango Smoothie With Sago & Grapefruit (杨枝甘露) $8.00
• 16 oz. size only
• Mala Soup With Poached Beef (水煮牛肉) $12.95
• Poaching slices of beef retains its tenderness. Combined with a spicy and numbing soup along with fresh vegetables for a delicate yet spicy bite. Heat Level: 2
• Mao Xue Wang (川味毛血旺) $13.95
• For the adventurous eaters, we’ve created a dish that includes beef tripe, ham, and an assortment of vegetables. Heat Level: 3

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  3.6 stars - Based on 10 reviews

#452 out of 517 restaurants in East 30s

#32 of 38 American in East 30s

5 star				2 reviews	20%
4 star				3 reviews	30%
3 star				4 reviews	40%
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06/12/2024 - Jane L.
I've been here three times now, and the first visit was with my Mom and Auntie. We were originally planning to go to a pricey Vietnamese restaurant with $11 noodle dishes, but my Mom spotted the $5.95 Grand Opening special since it was so cold. The place has a cozy and modern vibe, and we tried pad thai, Taiwanese style noodles, and chowfun, which were decent and seemed healthier than typical Chinese food with good portion sizes. The best part is that the $5.95 deal includes rice, a roll or soup, and the light tea in cute square plates, making it one of the best bargains in the area, especially since it's just a 3-minute walk from my dorm.