Soy Sauce Chicken, Barbecue Ribs and Roast Pork (Three choices of meat) @ Corner 28 [Moved]

Our friend back home came to NYC for business and paid us a short visit over the weekend. As an excellent host, we brought him to one of our favorite Chinese restaurant, Corner 28, for dinner. Being hospitable, we ordered so much food that the round table which was supposedly for six persons were full of food. We decided to order something different and so, we ordered the three choices of meat, vegetables with oyster sauce, silver anchovies with preserved turnip omelet, lamb chops and fried rice.

Three choices of meat such as soy sauce chicken, barbecue ribs and roast pork originate from the region around Canton in Southern China’s Guangdong province. Similarly, it is also the origin of Hong Kong and Macau cuisine.

Price: Value for money. It is worth spending that amount to eat such good food.

Quality: Excellent quality. We love the soft and juicy soy sauce chicken. The barbecue ribs charred at the corner made the ribs even more delicious. You can actually savor the taste of the marinating. Not forgeting the roast pork, the pork skin was so crispy that you may mistake it for crackers. The meat too was juicy and delicious. I endorse the three choices of meat. Must try!! I will not hesitate to come back to savor them again.

Store layout: The restaurant at the second level has a more zen look.

"Look at the number of dishes for three persons. We had two more dishes on the way."

"Three choices of meat - soy sauce chicken (top), barbecue ribs (bottom) and roast pork (hidden behind)"

Where: Corner 28, 40-28 Main Street

Tel: 718-886-6628

Website: NA

Overall rating: 4/5

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