Inexpensive Chinese food is a draw for tourists and those saving a buck.

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- Dress code: Casual

House of Nanking Restaurant Review:
There’s no denying that House of Nanking is popular with students and tourists, who line up for the inexpensive, spicy food. Try the good spring-onion cakes or the dry-cooked string beans. Dishes include shrimp cooked in Tsing Tao beer, with thick, chewy noodles. House of Nanking has a wine list, too. If it’s ambience you crave, you’re out of luck. The always-busy restaurant has bare-bones décor.
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