sepecat wrote:
Big Wong & Shanghai cafe were my other choices. After Reading up on Wo Hop I think I'll give it a shot.

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Asif wrote:
Try Big Wong's. It was the first place i ever went to in China Town. It's great and cheap.

LoKo498 wrote:
2lbs, that's it!
Yea thats why I decided to take them to hoboken. We hit up some stores on washington then came down bloomfield then back down garden before the kids and I got tired.
Lots of nice decorated houses on bloomfield.

LoKo498 wrote:
I took the kids to grove street plaza and what a waste of time.
There were few kids around, we did get our pic taken but where was the candy? The kids were disapionted so we went to Hoboken and got lots of candy from everywhere!
Can't wait till next year, hoboken will def be our only stop but earlier!

Irelandec wrote:
Just last week I walked through late night and a gentlemen was masturbating on the playground equipment. Another night a gentlemen was visibily intoxicated, drinking, and walking around in circles yelling at himself and laughing hysterically. While these are technically isolated incidents, I have seen these same people over and over again. Obviously these may be the extremes in this situation, but there is no doubt they are cause for concern.

asdfdf23 wrote:
Mr Yousef,
If you would have only written the paragraph below, I could possibly have supported you.
Now there is no chance of my vote/support, I fear you are a divisive person.
Best!

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NJ678 wrote:
I know our JCPS needs a new superintendent who believes in the power of education. The new superintendent should be someone who exercises fairness among the staff and students, someone who respects the students and parents and knows that they are strong partners and allies and not their worst enemy. Someone who knows the meaning of success and knows that failing is not an option. This individual will unite us not divide us because failing within our school system became part of our history.

CatDog wrote:
I think a lot of people got the wrong idea about food trucks after that Indian truck was caught storing their food in busted refrigerators with mouse droppings and cockroaches and junk like that, about a year and a half ago.

Mr_Johnson wrote:
I definitely have my criticisms of the site, but what exactly is difficult to navigate? I don't agree with the "policing" of the site all the time, but I think the way it's broken up and the navigation is pretty good. There aren't a lot of forums and I will say that the webmaster does a decent job of merging similar topics. If only people would use the search function...

PBW wrote:
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TheTacoTruck wrote:
Mentioning our little girl is exactly the class that we have come to expect from jersey city. Luckily...(actually luck has nothing to do with it) taqueria downtown is so busy and runs well enough on its own, so we can focus on taqueria LES. Can't even tell you the difference in class in the clientele in NYC than that in Jersey. So don't worry, it's just a matter of time before we close the jersey store.

This comment still leaves a bad taste in my mouth (pun intended).
Way to insult an entire community that puts food in your mouth, and with every post your doing yourself more a disservice.

For the record I think think the food is above average (not oh my God great) and cheap, and I have never had an attitude problem there; guess I unknowingly followed the rules. But why patronize a place that has no respect for it's customers and only using the location for a stepping stone.

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TheTacoTruck wrote:
We've learned that csurugbyhooker is in fact more Mexican than us. (not...sure how...that...works...)

Hmmm. Aren't you both from LA? Doesn't that make everyone that works for you more Mexican than you are?

You have never been rude to me. Your food has always been delicious. I still won't eat there again. When are you closing, like you said you were going to? Or was that just another drunken JClist-ing?

NorthernNJGURL wrote:
They most certainly do in most of Hudson County

bthoma wrote: I have been a JC resident for three years, but recently have been more active & interested in contributing to JCList. There are two main frustrations with this service that keep popping up for me: The order of posts currently goes from first to last. This is especially frustrating when coming back to a topic to see a new post. I'm sure many people use RSS readers to keep up with JCList, and every time you click through to read the context of a new comment, you have to either scroll through all the previous comments, or click to get to the last page in the thread. At the very least the order of posts within a thread should be a user-controlled preference (first-to-last or last-to-first).