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		<title>NYC Food Guy&#8217;s Cheap Eats: China Gourmet&#8217;s General Tso&#8217;s Combo Platter is Midtown West&#8217;s Best</title>
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		<category><![CDATA[China Gourmet's General Tso's Combo Platter]]></category>
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		<description><![CDATA[Like everyone else, NYC Food Guy wants nothing but bang for his buck when it comes to Chinese takeout.  It&#8217;s a ray of light from heaven, therefore, when the food is not only cheap but delicious. China Gourmet offers a General Tso&#8217;s combo platter with generic but fluffy pork fried rice, and a greasy [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Like everyone else, NYC Food Guy wants nothing but bang for his buck when it comes to Chinese takeout.  It&#8217;s a ray of light from heaven, therefore, when the food is not only cheap but delicious. <a href="http://www.menupages.com/restaurantdetails.asp?areaid=0&amp;restaurantid=3514&amp;neighborhoodid=0&amp;cuisineid=18" target="_blank">China Gourmet</a> offers a General Tso&#8217;s combo platter with generic but fluffy pork fried rice, and a greasy yet crisp egg roll for $6.35.</p>
<p style="text-align:left;"><span style="text-decoration:underline;"><strong>And here&#8217;s the NYC Food Guy inside info</strong>:</span> Pay $1.40 extra for white meat and you&#8217;ll get freshly cooked General Tso&#8217;s the way it&#8217;s meant to be eaten. Piping hot with a sweet, spicy sauce covering crispy nuggets of juicy chicken. No cartilage. Only a couple little pieces of nothing but fried skin.</p>
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<p>I&#8217;ve had this exact dish three times in the last 3 weeks and it has been delicious everytime. Just have some coffee ready because if you can actually finish this massive amount of greasy perfection, a serious food coma is inevitable. <strong>Beware the dumplings, by the way, they&#8217;re awful, particularly the steamed vegetable variety which looked like mint green play-doh ravioli.</strong></p>
<address><strong>China Gourmet</strong> 877 8th Avenue (b/t 52nd &amp; 53rd St.) (212) 246-8181, (212) 246-8191, For Credit Card: (212) 489-3088 $6 minimum for delivery</address>
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