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Yummy Chinese
Chinese Restaurant
Vegan options
985 Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn
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Vegan: what to ask
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Vegetarian: what to ask
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Pescetarian: what to ask
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Tree-nut-free: what to ask
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Shellfish-free: what to ask
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Fish-free: what to ask
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Soy-free: what to ask
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Sesame-free: what to ask
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