Mr. Chang Halal Chinese
Mr. Chang Halal Chinese in Astoria applies a halal menu to Beijing duck, stir-fries, noodles and familiar Chinese-American dishes, with roast duck as its defining specialty.

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Rockefeller Fountain is an ornate nineteenth-century Italian fountain at the western end of the Bronx Zoo's Astor Court, rich with sea creatures and human figures.
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The seasonal Wild Asia Monorail crosses a forty-acre Bronx Zoo landscape, offering elevated views of Asian hoofstock, deer, elephants and river-edge habitats.
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Baboon Reserve recreates an Ethiopian highland landscape at the Bronx Zoo for geladas, Nubian ibex and other species adapted to steep rocky terrain.
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Hammock Grove is a ten-acre young woodland on Governors Island where suspended hammocks, lawns and play areas sit among thousands of climate-resilient trees and shrubs.
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The United Nations Headquarters is an eighteen-acre East River modernist complex of the Secretariat tower, General Assembly, council chambers, library and diplomatic art.
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The Chrysler Building is William Van Alen's 1930 Art Deco skyscraper, distinguished by a stainless-steel crown of radiating arches, triangular windows and automotive ornament.
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Radio City Music Hall is Rockefeller Center's 1932 Art Deco theater, built around a vast auditorium, curved proscenium, precision stage machinery and the Rockettes.
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Rockefeller Plaza is the ceremonial center of the Art Deco complex, linking Channel Gardens, the sunken Lower Plaza, Paul Manship's Prometheus and 30 Rockefeller Plaza.
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Columbus Circle is a major traffic and civic space at Central Park's southwest corner, organized around an 1892 monument and ringed by towers, transit and cultural venues.
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The Battery is Lower Manhattan's historic harbor park, combining a sweeping waterfront promenade, Castle Clinton, ferry approaches, gardens and layered monuments.
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The Spur is the High Line's broad eastern branch at West 30th Street, opened in 2019 as a gathering space and home of the rotating monumental Plinth commission.
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Staten Island Museum is a multidisciplinary institution at Snug Harbor whose natural-science specimens, art and historical archives document the island across time.
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