Yin Can Cook

Yin really can cook delicious pan-fried dumplings
Wednesday, March 30, 2005

I made the mistake on a recent Friday of placing a takeout order with a Palm Beach Gardens restaurant from my office in West Palm Beach. This, of course, ended up being the day Interstate 95 was shut down right by my exit.

I arrived at Yin Can Cook about 45 minutes after my order was ready. Plastic bags had been tied tightly around each individual carton of Chinese food. When I finally got home ¿ yet another 30 minutes later ¿ the food was still warm, much to the delight of my family.

Nothing makes a bad day better than a warm meal, and we had no complaints about the won ton soup ($2.20 a quart), teriyaki beef ($4.45 for four pieces), roasted pork fried rice ($3.45 a pint), and chicken lo mein ($4.25 a pint). My mom thought the Yin's beef ($4.95 a pint) and the beef curry ($4.95 a pint) were too spicy, but I found them to be a tasty way to clear the sinuses.

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