At the outdoor market on East Broadway and Forsyth under the Manhattan bridge, they sell Chinese breads and other fried stuff. I noticed two different pre-wrapped sandwiches. One with beef and one with Chinese Broccoli (Kai-lan). Which pill to take? I wasn’t sure how safe the meat one was, so I went with the veggie, plus it was colorful. Then I thought, “Why would a Chinese Broccoli sandwich be a good idea?” Sounds gross. That is until I ate the whoofed down the whole thing. It’s awesome! Surprisingly delicious! It was stir-fry oily style which soaked into the sesame seed bun. $1.25 holmes. My reality has been shattered.
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hmm interesting I wanna try it now!
| June 1, 2009 @ 3:28 pm
That’s an interesting concept…It’s like a salad sandwich, except the greens have been cooked. I think I still prefer greens over rice though.
| June 1, 2009 @ 9:17 pm
pretty sure its not chinese broc. but mustard greens. maybe. right at the same stall there is also a char-siu bun; it’s pretty unique; looks like a round knish (similar dough finish) but instead of stuffed with potato, it’s stuffed with chunks of non-red-food-dye char siu. tastes really good when taken home and thrown in the toaster oven. also $1.25 I think. STEAL.
| June 5, 2009 @ 1:53 pm