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It is very easy to rack up the bill in a good Chinese restaurant -- I have had some really expensive dishes in HKG - their preparation was elaborate and flavors multilayered.

anil

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I wonder how we would receive special products at $40/person. The underlying flavors might be the same, but I believe that, as with certain other cuisines, one fundamentally gets what one pays for at a reputable restaurant. Couldn't we give some direction to Ed? At what level of prices would potential participants wish to be operating? :hmmm:

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I'd probably want to spend no more than $75 pp. Surely we can get an excellent meal for that. I personally am not all that interested in some of the "special" ingredients (was underwhelmed by sharks' fin soup; don't really like abalone)--what matters to me is the quality of the preparation.

Edited by BklynEats (log)
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I'm interested in understanding what might be available at different price levels- I'm also interested in trying some older red wines, as I've heard that this match can be tremendous- I'll supply some of those.

edited to correct typo.

Edited by Charles Smith (log)
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I think this is now officially the best subscribed non-event in eGullet's history.

Oh boy, those New Yorkers sure do know how to arrange a thing

If you'd let us borrow the Lynes boy for a few months, you could have FG in exchange.

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If you'd let us borrow the Lynes boy for a few months, you could have FG in exchange.

I just woke my wife up (and she's a floor above me !!!) laughing at that, G :laugh::laugh::laugh:

...but it's a tempting offer, nonetheless :shock:

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you two must be really close macrosan :biggrin: . anyway, count me in for at least one :raz::rolleyes: if ed decides he is intimidated by our foodie prowess, surely there is another among us who will step forward and arrange this monumentous event. I continue to await the chinese banquet messiah...perhaps she will only identify herself after we build her a temple? :laugh::shock::raz:

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Aw c'mon! You NYC folks have gotten better than this!

=Mark

Give a man a fish, he eats for a Day.

Teach a man to fish, he eats for Life.

Teach a man to sell fish, he eats Steak

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