Dinner ("Hot Pot") @ Grand Sichuan (Sichuan in Chinatown)

Dec '09 8 Tue 7:45 PM
Location
Grand Sichuan Chinese Restaurant

125 Canal St
New York, NY 10002
(212) 625-9212

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How to find us
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Estimated attendance
 6  people attended.
4.50 4.502 (2 ratings)

Who organized?
David Aaron Hahn

deposit & fees

$11.80 per person
refund policy

Zagat Ratings & Review
The “four-alarm” heat will “light up your taste buds” at these “popular” Chinese purveyors of “satisfying Sichuan specialties” at “bargain” rates; if the “curt” service and “scruffy” decor don’t quite “measure up”, you can “get it delivered.”

Food: 21 (very good to excellent)

Decor: 08 (poor to fair)

Service : 13 (fair to good)

Cost: $26 (surveyors' estimate of the price of dinner with one drink and tip)

Meetup
07:45 p.m.

Dinner
08:00 p.m.

Reservation
Not available.

Attendees should be prepared for the possibility of a wait in line, and that they may be seated with other diners.

A quorum of four to six participants is required for this dinner.

Format

Family-style. Attendees will share and split the cost of the "hot pot". They will pay for their own drinks and desserts.

Attendees should be willing to sample a wide variety of ingredients, including uncommon ones, and the peppery broth.

Deposit & Fees
$11.80 ($10 security deposit+$1 Group maintenance fee+.80 Amazon Payments processing fee).

The Organizer will refund security deposits to attendees via Amazon Payments within 24 hours after the Meetup.

Refund Policy
Posted in the pop-up window on the Meetup's page.

Final Schedule & Details
The Organizer will e-mail the final schedule and details of the Meetup after 05:00 AM on the day of the event.

Waiting List
Respondents should state "waiting list" in their replies if they want spots on the waiting list. The Organizer may open additional seats and announce their availability to the waiting list based on space available at the venue, demand, the availability of a co-host or Assistant Organizer, and other factors.

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Who attended?

  • 6 attendees
    •  Interesting new spot, will definitely return to try it again. Enjoyed my first meet-up. 
    • General Manager & Maitre d'
       We were seated promptly because there was no waiting line on a chilly Tuesday night. Our server did not introduce himself, but was affable and somewhat attentive. Out hot pot and ingredients were delivered promptly. Our order was filled correctly. The servings were ample, and the ingredients were fresh and flavorful. The beef tendon, scallops, peashoots and dumplings were particularly tasty. We enjoyed the rich, spicy stew that resulted from cooking all of the ingredients at the same time. I enjoyed meeting three new members of the group. Our conversation was quite interesting, as it touched upon the countries and restaurants that the participants had visited. We paid $23/person for dinner. 

Your organizer's refund policy for Dinner ("Hot Pot") @ Grand Sichuan (Sichuan in Chinatown)

Refunds offered if:

  • the Meetup is cancelled
  • the Meetup is rescheduled
  • you can cancel at least 1 day(s) before the Meetup

Additional notes: Attendees who change their RSVP to "No" on the day of the Meetup will forfeit their deposits. Attendees who "no show" will forfeit their deposits AND risk their memberships in the Group. There will be NO exceptions to these policies.

Payments you make go to the organizer, not to Meetup. You must make refund requests to the organizer.

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