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Grand Shanghai Restaurant
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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finally came to Grand Shanghai and was impressed with their unusual menu items, from fried tofu skins to the ""8 treasure rice pudding."" Their specials board suggested a variety of vegetable stir-frys, though I didn't ask about those. The place was bustling and filled mostly with families eager to set their children on the early road to obesity through $6.99 all-you-can-eat buffets. As such, if you're coming to the restaurant alone or with only one other person, be warned that they'll seat you in a high-traffic and busy area with kids running around and people picking up take-out orders.\r
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I had the mock goose (thick mushrooms wrapped in fried tofu skins and cooked in a wine sauce) and the ""tofu skins with Chinese greens."" The mock goose is ostensibly an appetizer though, at $7.25, it's quite expensive and the portion size could easily constitute an entire meal. That said, it was delicious. The tofu skins are semi-crunchy and chewy, amazingly all at once, and the mushrooms were delectable. This was a highly unusual dish with tricky and complex textures. It's also one I've never seen before and I've eaten at hundreds of Chinese restaurants
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