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New Jingo's Restaurant
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Quick review because this isn't my town. Wandered around looking for a place the night of new years day, walked all the way down to a Chinese joint that turned out to be closed, came back and saw that Jingos was open. And we ate food. And it was glorious.\r
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Some people's food was fair, I will admit. Mine wasn't. I steallthily and skillfully talked the table of ordering Crab Rangoon as a starter. Good intentions: I we had been wandering for a half hour in the cold and we were HUNGRY, and a starter would come out fast. Less honorable intentions: I wanted some but didn't want to have to pay for it all myself. Turns out it worked out both ways, it was enough to share, and they were fab.\r
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I had the General Tao's chicken. It was the best Chinese food dish I'd ever gotten at any restaurant ever. No exceptions, no exaggeration. I like my food spicy, it was spicy without being overpowering. The flavor was good, the rice was good. Everything about my meal was satisfying, and this from a guy who doesn't Chinese food.\r
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Jingos saved New Years, and my food was FAN-TAS-TIC
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