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I went to the Grand Opening and I was disappointed with the ribs, etc.

www.shanshuiteas.com www.thefragrantleaf.com www.teaspring.com www.jingtea.com

Lyndhurst Bakery on Ridge Rd. doesn't sell ice cream but their ices are the best in the area.

I have had Peruvian chicken in both Passaic and Paterson- sauces are great as well as plantains

i just noticed the sign today coming home from work perhaps some of us in are can go for lunch/dinner

www.shanshuites.com www.houdeasianart.com www.imperialtea.com

WOW! This is amazing. I have a yixing pot, I love puerh tea and I practice a form of gong fu cha (tea). My only problem is that I am familiar with gong fu cha only through things I have read. Do you know how one might go about finding a gong fu tea teacher? ← why not contact guang at houdeasianart and ask? or brian wright at www.shanshuitea.com in washington,dc? i think in lower manhattan one of small teahouses has an instructor-not sure of the teahouse name there is also gong fu teacher at the mark hotel korean tea masters are similar-try www.hangawi.com

I just received issue #2 of this beautifully prepared magazine- I purchased my copy at www.houdeasianart.com The magazine has articles on yixing teapots, puerh tea, gong fu style tea servic joanne r. aka jpr54_

there r many good tea sites if u enjoy earl grey try www.lepalaisdesthes.com www.mariagefreres.com www.uptontea.com

I enjoyed my trip to corrado's and my side trip to papaya king- The owner is friendly and the service quick and very friiendly

what is name of the restaurant?

han ah reum in ridgefield is the best

have u tried corrado's in Clifton

you might also want to check julio's in teaneck on queen anne road- it is located across street from victoria's cafe

HAN HA REUM IN ENGLEWOOD-AND RIDGEFIELD PARK FAIRWAY IN FORT LEE

my son continues for his quest of cel-ray tonic http://pierrerosen.livejournal.com/

Where can I find this soda in the northern New Jersey area- thanx

i think it is a wuyi oolong type of tea-many companies sell this type of tea-

guang of www.houdeasianart.com has on his website/blog 3 small videos about oolong tea- it is well worth the 12 minutes- joanne r.

There is also a Mexican market amongst the outdoor veggie markets and such on Railroad Ave in Paterson around the corner from Corrado's. ← what is the name of the market? what street behind corrado's?

I just received issue #1 of this beautiful magazine- I purchased it from www.houdeasianart.com they also have a wonderful selection of teas

I live in North Arlington and there r many Italian restaurants in N.A. and Lyndhurst-

i can't remember names of bakeries on teaneck road-teaneck-french bakery near jerry's in englewood-nyc bakery french bakery in bergenfield/dument-

I have only purchased tea from www.houdeasianart.com-from your list The other sites look very interesting as well-have you ordered from them? joanne r.

mike petro sells good pu-ehr http://www.pu-erh.net/toolfull.php?Tool=23 as well as www.houdeasianart.com