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"This casual Shanghainese spot just opened a second outpost in Duboce Triangle, meaning there’s another place to get their fantastic stir-fried rice cakes—the standout of any meal here. The dish is loaded up with tender chunks of pork, saucy cabbage, and rice cakes that have just the right chewy-to-crispy ratio. To go with it, you can also order an assortment of steamed, boiled, or pan-fried dumplings, or larger entrées like salt and pepper fish or slightly sweet chicken and corn soup. Food Rundown Stir-Fried Rice Cakes We’ve Pavlov’s dog-ed ourselves into associating this dish with this restaurant, and you should, too. The pile of charred, salty-sweet rice cakes is a must-order. photo credit: Sarah Felker Xiao Long Bao Good, but inconsistent. Sometimes, they’re as they should be—soupy and well-balanced—and other times, there’s so much filling it soaks up the soup and overpowers the bite. photo credit: Sarah Felker Chicken & Corn Soup An ideal, shareable antidote to a chilly SF evening. Though theoretically speaking, we could polish off an entire bowl in one sitting." - Julia Chen