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The gift of a South Clinton noodle shop

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Wong Ming’s family had laid out dumplings, buns, and sticky rice packets for all of us. And “all of us,” included Ming himself. Tradition holds that they set a place for Ming at all meals for seven weeks after his death. The untouched plate is a stark reminder of loss. Wong Ming, chef and owner of Ming’s Noodles on Clinton Avenue in Rochester since 1998, passed away from gastric cancer on Jan. 5. Ming’s journey to his South Clinton Avenue noodle…

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Rochester Beacon broke the news in 2 days ago on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.

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