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What to order at NiHao
- Must order
- The Peking duck and a spread of dumplings and dim sum.
- Signature dishes
- Peking duck, Dim sum, Dumplings
- Editor tip
- Weekend dim sum brunch is the move; reserve, because the rowhouse seats fill fast.
CuisineSichuan Chinese
Price$$$
Neighborhoodcanton
HoursMon-Thu 11:30-14:30, Mon-Thu 17:00-21:00, Fri-Sun 11:30-22:00
Phone(443) 835-2036
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Signature dishes: Peking duck, Dim sum, Dumplings
Must order: The Peking duck and a spread of dumplings and dim sum.
Tip: Weekend dim sum brunch is the move; reserve, because the rowhouse seats fill fast.
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Address: 2322 Boston Street, Baltimore, MD 21224
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