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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home/grubpassport/public_html/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6121Food has always been recognized as a great way to interact with the outside world.\u00a0 Hence at GrubPassport.com<\/a> we endeavored to write about some international themed lunches around the New York City area.\u00a0 This week we chose a Dominican Restaurant in New York City.<\/p>\n Photo Courtesy of Mangu Dominican Kitchen<\/p><\/div>\n Colleagues working in Midtown Manhattan ventured with us to a restaurant that boasted foods from the Dominican Republic- Mangu restaurant <\/a>(also known as the Dominican Kitchen) located\u00a0 at 158 East 45th<\/sup> Street in Manhattan, New York.\u00a0 We sampled the iconic Dominican dish of Sancocho<\/a> and their lunch special oxtail stew with rice and beans.\u00a0 We also tasted Mangu\u2019s steak with onions dish with white rice and red beans. The price was reasonable starting at $8.75 for the lunch special.<\/p>\n The staff at Mangu were pleasant and we also interacted with other diners at the restaurant who are members of the Dominican diaspora in New York; they shared with us a bit about their home country of Dominican Republic evidencing pride in their ancestral cuisine and culture.<\/p>\n Ultimately, it was a great lunch experience at Mangu\u2019s restaurant and on the GrubPassport.com cuisine scale, the grub was rated a solid SILVER<\/b>.<\/p>\n