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you might enjoy trying an oolong which is prepared gong fu style(hence the name of shop) be careful that the water is not too hot-never boiling i always rinse my oolong teas-it allows leaves to open a bit you may also want to try tea from online shops they have small sample size packets www.thefragrantleaf.com www.upton.com www.specialteas.com www.harney.com

in addition www.lepalaisdesthes.com has good scented teas as well

jasmine tea www.imperialtea.com www.houdeasianart.com www.enjoyingtea.com teapots www.allteapots.com

I enjoyed early Sunday dinner at Blu - I have not been to the other restaurants

we went on sunday at 5 pm and the restaurant was empyt-

The restaurant did open in October but I think it maybe closed again- I will check it out tomorrow I live a few blocks away from the restaurant- I was told that the ppl that owned the restaurant were not Greek

international food warehouse rt.#17n jerry's in englewood most pakastani/indian foodshops

I took my son to Blu last nite(Sunday) for an early dinner to celebrate his birthday- All the goodos are well deserved-one of the best meals I have eaten in a long while- The prices were extremely reasonable and service was top notch. Bill for 2 appetizers, 2 entrees, 2 desserts plus tip was $80- The portions were small but very filling- I had the duck-my son the lamb-delicious and prepared perfectly I enjoyed the candied olives- a nice touch The presentations were simple yet beautiful-

has any one eaten at this new restaurant- my son and i are going this evening

The afternoon tea table looks beautiful- We have a few places here in NYC area as well-

You have a good wine store right in Teaneck: Queen Anne Wines 247 DeGraw Avenue www.queenannewine.com I have shopped them for years--selection is good and prices are often very competitive. They have an offer on their website to match any internet advertised wine prices in New Jersey. I agree plus they have a very large selection of kosher wines- Kevin the owner and assistant Christine are extremely helpful-

you might also want to go to tea at le palais des thes in berly hills-not sure where they are located- their teas are delightful

we ordered for take out the pho, spring rolls, and shrmp with lemongrass this afternoon- the meal was delicious-spicy and tasty joanne

I lived in Northern Bergen County for the past 30+ years and Southern Bergen County/Essex County area is all new to me. Thanx for the link- I am planning to go this weekend- On the door yesterday was note stating that restaurant will be closed on Tuesdays.

This was a difficult place to find- Binh Duong what would you suggest to eat at the restaurant? I stopped t the market and was impressed with the number of vietnamese items for sale/ Has anyone eaten at the Phillippino Restauraunt?

Teaneck and Fairlawn are the best places in new jersey for kosher food(deli-appetizing,israeli)

the pictures are beautiful

I moved to North Arlington this past Friday- I would like recommendations for restaurants, etc. Joanne

www.thefragrantleaf.com www.shanshuiteas.com www.imperialtea.com www.uptontea.com www.allteapots.com

i work for hudson county dept. of health and human services in secaucus- if u accept vouchers i can order from you for meetings- joanne

it looks like pearl jasmine tea- joanne

i enjoyed the program- i have no problems with anything he said on any of his shows- joanne

have you tried jerry's in englewood

Thank so very much- the tea arrived this afternoon- what a wonderful surprise- i am looking forward to preparing in the morning- joanne

i drink 10-30% oxidized oolongs that are lightly fermented- according to your definitions it is blue tea- what about more highly oxidized oolongs? in most american sites blue tea is not mentioned-what are names of these teas? there are also differences in transation-pinyan