Happy Chinese New Year!
Living in NYC, you get bombarded with Chinese menus at your doorstep every day. Sometimes, you THINK you're getting a Mexican menu, but when you call up the take-out place, the people who answer have thick Chinese accents. Why's that? And sometimes, these same places also serve Chinese food. For example, you'll get a menu from Tortilla Express that serves regular Mexican fare like tacos and enchiladas. And then, you'll get a menu from Panda Express that serves the Beef with Broccoli, and some form of General Tso's Chicken. Now look closely at the two menus, and you'll see that the address is exactly the same. Coincidence? I think not. And this is the same for Chinese take-out joints that also serve sushi. C'mon, sushi is Japanese!
While there may be some authentic Chino Latinos that are making this food, most of them are just making a living. Can you blame them? I don't mind my tacos at Taco Bell by some white high school
drop out.
Any way, long story long, i noticed this on a tree-lined, town-house lined street. For those who don't live in NYC, please note that streets with townhouses mean "Multi-millionaire" Row.
Looks like almost any door/step.
but upon closer inspection,
