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the back alley where all the locals would love to eat. Wide Alley Kitchen wants to adapt the same concept and offers down to earth street food from Ch…
Jennifer K
Wide Alley Kitchen
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Wide Alley Kitchen is open for Casual Dining. Wide Alley Kitchen serves Northern Chinese and Chinese dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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the back alley where all the locals would love to eat. Wide Alley Kitchen wants to adapt the same concept and offers down to earth street food from Chongging.Knowing a little bit of Chinese (staff speaks Mandarin and Cantonese, and their Cantonese is better than my Mandarin!) would help in the ordering process. The menu and everything are in Chinese only. Chongqing Noodle ($4.99) extra spicy was really good. Spicy enough but not overwhelming. If you are a spicy lover, you would enjoy that. The staff was a little puzzled why I was brave enough to order extra spicy but I do know how hot I can handle.Heavenly Chicken ($5.99) was a cold dish with shredded chicken in chili oil. This one was OK if you need a cold appetizer or some protein to go with your noodle. I order another bowl of noodle next time!If you want to eat in, just beware that it is a really small restaurant that can only accommodate 10 people or so. I will be back more extra spicy noodle!