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<p><strong>Mee Sum Cafe on Pell St </strong></p>
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<p>Mee Sum Cafe reopened this past week calming fears among locals that another long-time business is closed forever.  The Mee Sum Cafe is the last of the old school coffee shops remaining in Chinatown.  In a time not that long ago before the many bakeries.  Coffee shops lined the streets of Chinatown ready to serve a mixed clientele of those on their way to work in the wee hours of the morning or those just looking for a quick lunch or snack, </p>
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<p>Mee Sum Cafe is best known these days for their moderately priced small sized rice boxes and Chinese Tsung (sweet rice with assorted fillings wrapped in leaves).  A popular seller is their steamed salted fish pork patties and salted chicken rice box. </p>
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