Restaurant Review

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While many people assume local restaurants are inferior to city restaurants, I believe that local diners often have better food, friendlier staff, and a more enjoyable atmosphere. I chose to write about Mandarin Chinese Dining because of the many pleasant experiences I have had there. Mandarin is located at 106 route 59, the center of a small community called Monsey, in Upstate New York. For people who want to skip the traffic and prefer to stay local, Mandarin is a perfect choice. Because of its central location, it is accessible for those who do not drive as well. Comparing with city standards, Mandarin is equivalent in all areas. I was first introduced to Mandarin by a friend and have returned many times since. One such time I brought together a few friends to celebrate our graduation. Upon entering, we got seated at the table of our choice. Reservations are usually not necessary due to the constant traffic. The lighting is dim, and each table has a lit candle in the center of it. There are some tables with chairs, and others with sofas. Their round tables are beneficial fo...

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