Golden Shopping Mall - Stall 38

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Directly across the hall, Stall 38 presents the food of Tianjin, a city-state just east of Beijing. A place from the same region in the old J & L Mall mainly sold the wheaten baked goods for which the city is famous, but this establishment concentrates on round steamed dumplings stuffed with leeks and pork. A couple of salads stood out: one of elastic bean-curd skin tossed with Chinese celery and salty boiled peanuts; and another of pressed and smoked tofu with cucumber spears in a light sesame-oil dressing. Tianjin food is known as some of the healthiest in China, and the stall's proprietor—wearing a baseball cap and a big smile—is an enthusiastic advocate for it.
http://www.villagevoice.com/2008-04-22/restaurants/regional-chinese-fare-hits-flushing-like-a-ton-of-bricks/

Our Man throughly enjoys himself at the food court. He finds all sorts of regional dishes, like Sichuan composed meat salads swimming in chile oil, and the lighter fare from Tianjin, such as a salad of bean curd, celery and boiled peanuts.
http://blogs.villagevoice.com/forkintheroad/archives/2008/04/our_man_sietsem_6.php