The New Orleans Convenience Store with Legendary Vietnamese Chicken Wings No Passport Required
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Date: 2020-05-20
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Guest
McKenzies off Elysian Fields giving hem a huge run for their money! The wing shack up the street which is a black owned and operated company is definitely giving them a run for their money as well, just ask Lenny Kravitz who always hits up wing shack when he comes home. If yall goin do hidden gems in New Orleans hit better restaurants that meet health standards better than Manchu. Just my two cents.
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McKenzies off Elysian Fields giving hem a huge run for their money! The wing shack up the street which is a black owned and operated company is definitely giving them a run for their money as well, just ask Lenny Kravitz who always hits up wing shack when he comes home. If yall goin do hidden gems in New Orleans hit better restaurants that meet health standards better than Manchu. Just my two cents.
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PhillyReese215
This is a popular and rare place in New Orleans because everything and New Orleans is spice, spice, spice. but in other cities like New York and Philadelphia There's a Chinese store that sells chicken wings flavored like that everywhere. I mean literally every other Block in Philadelphia you can get it chicken wings like that at a Chinese store.
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This is a popular and rare place in New Orleans because everything and New Orleans is spice, spice, spice. but in other cities like New York and Philadelphia There's a Chinese store that sells chicken wings flavored like that everywhere. I mean literally every other Block in Philadelphia you can get it chicken wings like that at a Chinese store.
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si2foo
wrong it is not the story of the Vietnamese sticking together and carving out a piece of new orleans for themselves it is them adapting and integrating into there society showing what was great about there country of origin and sharing it with there new country while absorbing parts of it
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wrong it is not the story of the Vietnamese sticking together and carving out a piece of new orleans for themselves it is them adapting and integrating into there society showing what was great about there country of origin and sharing it with there new country while absorbing parts of it
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richhester84
If you go to any party thrown by black people in New Orleans, you can bet on Manchu being on the menu! I could eat their wings everyday. If I ever end up on death row, this would be my last meal and Id die in eternal bliss.
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If you go to any party thrown by black people in New Orleans, you can bet on Manchu being on the menu! I could eat their wings everyday. If I ever end up on death row, this would be my last meal and Id die in eternal bliss.
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Miss
Dear Eater, Hire someone to visit black own food biz. PLEASe. Soul food, all that jazz fusion soul. Up and coming stuff. Old school spots. PLEASE. Just hire someone who knows the inside track on that.
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Dear Eater, Hire someone to visit black own food biz. PLEASe. Soul food, all that jazz fusion soul. Up and coming stuff. Old school spots. PLEASE. Just hire someone who knows the inside track on that.
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KaneneProductions
I'm confused why a local wasn't involved in this. Yep, I like the Norwegian but so many locals could have showed him the way or explained why and how he ended up in Treme.
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I'm confused why a local wasn't involved in this. Yep, I like the Norwegian but so many locals could have showed him the way or explained why and how he ended up in Treme.
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chromebomb
New Orleans used to be French, the French colonized Vietnam. New Orleans and Louisiana has lots of fishing and Vietnam have like the whole county is coastline. Same Same
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New Orleans used to be French, the French colonized Vietnam. New Orleans and Louisiana has lots of fishing and Vietnam have like the whole county is coastline. Same Same
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Rob
Why is the show called Eater when more than half of the episode is focused on dude talking about surviving as a minority in the hood, rather than the chicken wings.
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Why is the show called Eater when more than half of the episode is focused on dude talking about surviving as a minority in the hood, rather than the chicken wings.
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Okiemute
Manchu chicken ain't no joke. I remember when we would spend forever in line for 100 pieces for a party. A NOLA staple that I've been going to my whole life.
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Manchu chicken ain't no joke. I remember when we would spend forever in line for 100 pieces for a party. A NOLA staple that I've been going to my whole life.
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