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Yaso Tangbao

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Chinese Restaurants, Asian Restaurants, Caterers

148 Lawrence St, Brooklyn, NY 11201

929-337-7599

OPEN NOW: 
Today: 11:00 am - 9:30 pm

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General Info
Yaso is a fast casual restaurant inspired by the vibrant flavors and swift service of Shanghainese street hawker fare. To the palate accustomed to Chinese American General Tso's chicken or even Cantonese chow fun, the Shanghainese cuisine at Yaso will be a revelation. Characterized by a fresh, mellow, and nuanced flavor profile, Shanghainese cuisine is considered to be one of the "Ten Great Traditions" of Chinese cuisine and originated in the Ming and Qing dynasties over half a millennium ago. To put the richness of that culinary legacy in perspective, let's just say that the first tomato didn't reach Italy until the following century. Started by three childhood friends from Shanghai and their culinary yaso or "uncle" in 2015, Yaso has garnered wide acclaim from The New York Times, New York Magazine, Thrillist, and other outlets for their simultaneously authentic and inventive cuisine.Yaso is a fast casual restaurant inspired by the vibrant flavors and swift service of Shanghainese street hawker fare. To the palate accustomed to Chinese American General Tso's chicken or even Cantonese chow fun, the Shanghainese cuisine at Yaso will be a revelation. Characterized by a fresh, mellow, and nuanced flavor profile, Shanghainese cuisine is considered to be one of the "Ten Great Traditions" of Chinese cuisine and originated in the Ming and Qing dynasties over half a millennium ago. To put the richness of that culinary legacy in perspective, let's just say that the first tomato didn't reach Italy until the following century. Started by three childhood friends from Shanghai and their culinary yaso or "uncle" in 2015, Yaso has garnered wide acclaim from The New York Times, New York Magazine, Thrillist, and other outlets for their simultaneously authentic and inventive cuisine.
Hours
Regular Hours
Mon - Sat:
Sun:
Categories
Chinese Restaurants, Asian Restaurants, Caterers, Fast Food Restaurants, Restaurants
Payment Options
Price Range
$$
Neighborhoods
Downtown Brooklyn, Northwestern Brooklyn
Other Information

Cuisines: Asian, Caterers, Fast Food, Chinese

Price Range : Average

Outdoor Seating: No

Wheelchair Accessible: Yes

Wi-Fi: No

Bike Parking: Yes

Takes Reservations: No

Parking: Street

Pets Allowed: No

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