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Soup Dumplings Are Heading To Industry City This Summer
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Nell Casey
Published Apr 14, 2017
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The food scene at Industry City: so hot right now. Earlier this week, the "world's first" avocado bar opened in the food hub—promptly selling out of their wares—and now Gothamist has learned that popular Downtown Brooklyn dumpling spot Yaso Tangbao will be opening an outpost there this summer.
The Shanghainese eatery will occupy a 4,500-square-foot lot that will accommodate both a commercial kitchen for dumpling-making, as well as a seating area for eating on-site. They'll be serving the same menu they currently offer in Downtown Brooklyn, which includes several different types of soup dumplings, soups and noodles.
Yaso Tangbao first opened in Downtown Brooklyn in 2015 and recently announced plans to expand to Midtown East. Prepare your body by revisiting the city's best soup dumplings and prepping your skillz so you don't make a fool of yourself.
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