Stumbled off the train around 11am on a Monday with loose plans for the day. There's lots of food available in and around Penn Station, but we decided to search Yelp for Dim Sum. Hey Yuet was a quick enough walk in the rain and worth getting a little damp for. We arrived before the lunch rush, so we were seated immediately and started ordering soup dumplings, rice rolls and a variety of other delicious dim-sum options. We ate our faces off. I wanted to keep going but hit maximum capacity and waddled out of there very fat and happy. Everything was wonderful-including the service. There were 2 young people managing all of the tables - they did great job. I sent some of the food pics to friends that no longer live in/near NYC..they were very jealous. read more

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This was a very well decorate, intimate feeling dim sum spot in the heart of Chelsea! What blew me away was actually the pot of tea we ordered. It was so healing on a cold rainy day. Some of my favorite dishes were the fried octopus and squid stir fry, the fried pork buns, and the shu mai! read more

Came on a busy Sunday (though dim sum places are usually busy on Sundays). Made a reservation last minute and was able to get seated immediately while walk-ins before me had to wait. I order the shrimp rice roll, walnut shrimp, soup dumplings, and a chrysanthemum tea. Now shrimp rice rolls are my all time favorite so I am rarely particular how they're made because sometimes they just fall apart, which defeats the whole purpose of the shrimp being in a roll. But these however were perfectly done, they held well and were the perfect texture and soo savory. Honestly some of the best I've had. The tea was in a cute kettle and they filled the tea to the very top, a bit too much as it spilt a bit on the table. Make sure to let your tea steep before pouring. I made a mistake of not and it was a little watered down at first. As for the soup dumpings they were very good. Make sure in order to keep the soup inside to use the tongs and very slowly grab the dumplings from the very top and slowly pull it up and off of the wrapper, then placed the dumpling on the soup spoon. Then I recommend biting off the top part of the dumpling and pouring the sauce inside. They were so good and the soup held very well. The walnut shrimp was so delicious huge portion, perfect ratio of shrimp to broccoli and the flavor was so yummy. I would have to say walnut shrimp is one of my new regulars to order at dim sum places and this place did it well. The dining area was cute. There's two separate rooms. the first room where you walk in is where they cash you out and where the hostess is. The second room is where the dining is. There's decor of cameras and Chinese signs. A lot of Cantonese spoken staff there. And my favorite decor, was in the woman's bathroom. read more

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Walking into HEY YUET feels like stepping through a time capsule straight to 1950s Hong Kong warm lights, vintage décor, and the comforting aroma of freshly steamed dim sum. Great aesthetic and an extensive menu featuring authentic Cantonese cuisine. read more

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SERVICE - located near Penn station - decently sized interior with tables to seat groups of 2-4 - service is polite but not overly friendly - ambiance suited for a semi casual meal - restrooms available for customers in the back of the restaurant MENU - cantonese cuisine - vegan/vegetarian options available upon request - average price ($20 per person) FOOD - tofu chow fun (6/10): stir fried rice noodles with deep fried tofu chunks in a sweet and soy sauce heavy sauce. This was a custom dish we ordered based on our server's suggestion. When eaten on its own it was just okay. The sauce was predominantly soy based giving it a strong salty and umami taste. The tofu tasted like it was fried in old oil as it was not crisp but soggy. - eggplant tofu clay pot (6/10): eggplant and tofu in a sweet and sour sauce. This was presented very interestingly in a hot pot that was still steaming. While i liked the tofu in this slightly better, it still tasted old. The sauce was also too sweet and tasted almost dessert like. WOULD I GO BACK? No, I was not a huge fan of the food and it made my stomach hurt. read more

Hey Yuet - Tofu Eggplant Pot - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

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The place was solid. Dim sum choices are a little limited but they were delicious. We ordered some larger dishes to share as well and they were tasty. We liked the roasted duck a lot! Desserts were super cute. Service was great. The place was very cold on a cold day. Wish they had more heat. read more

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They had a deal on Uber Eats, so I gave them a try. Unfortunately, it really fell short in comparison to my go-to dim sum spot. I ordered shumai, chicken feet, sticky rice and a roast pork rice bowl. Shumai was not good. Just a mushy texture. Chicken feet and sticky rice were fine. Roast pork rice bowl was abysmal. I've never seen roast pork slices that huge my entire life. The meat was dry, the fried egg was overdone. Super underwhelming place. If you're desperate, go for it. If you have choices, pick somewhere else. read more

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Service was honestly pretty bad. My friend ordered rice and didn't receive rice until he was halfway done with his entree. My other friend has a shrimp allergy and there was no mention of what the wontons in his soup contained on the menu. A simple "wonton soup" was listed under appetizers and that's what we ordered, only to have it taken back. Then, as someone who specifically asked for chicken and duck, no pork, in my 2 choice protein meal, received 2 servings of duck and pork. I asked the server if they had my order correct and they informed me I ordered 3 proteins, not 2. They offered to charge me for my 2 protein meal. After the server left the table, my friends say they heard me request only chicken and duck. Anyway, for the price, the meals are filling and they weren't untasty. As far as service is concerned, however, it was absolutely according to whatever the servers wanted to do. And so for that, I wouldn't entirely want to come back. read more

Hey Yuet - Green tea - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

Tasty food, fast service, good ambience. Checks all boxes. The fried rice was our favorite. read more

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Good decent lunch time men, available Monday to Friday. Chicken and broccoli came with rice and soup. Also ordered some dim sum items as my friend ended meeting me there. Place is clean and was good to see decent lunch traffic at the restaurant. Less than $20 pp for a lunch special and 3 dim sum items. read more

Hey Yuet - Chicken w. Broccoli - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

Delicious! We walked out of Penn Station craving some brunch and stumbled upon this place right as it was opening. We didn't make a reservation, though would recommend doing so because it got packed very quickly. Service was efficient but can be delayed as there were 2-3 staff serving the whole restaurant. We ordered off their dim sum menu (shu mai, soup dumplings, pork ribs, pork and veggie bun) and their lunch menu (char siu and duck over rice). Everything was very umami, warm, and tasty. Also ordered the Hong Kong milk tea (no boba), which was delicious and not too sweet. Cozy and clean interiors, indoor seating only, modest sized space. read more

Hey Yuet - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

My friend suggested this place and after comparing reviews via google and Yelp, I was looking forward to it especially after seeing pictures of the chicken and Chinese broccoli. Made reservations through the site via google. There was no line so I think you can just walk in but did go there on a Tuesday. Kicked it off with soup dumplings (pork) which was on the smaller end in size compared to the ones I've had in other spots but still good and comes in 4. Also got the chicken and mushroom dumpling which the inside had a shumai-vibe to me (4 piece). For the mains, got the beef chow fun which was good with plenty of beef. I haven't had chicken with Chinese broccoli in a long time so had to get the chicken with Chinese broccoli which was predominately broccoli, just wished it was more balanced but still good. Overall it was a good experience and wait staff would always fill our cups with water and asked if we needed anything. I would say this is not a place to go out your way to but solid if your in the area and in the mood for good Chinese food. *Good service read more

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No wait needed on a Saturday afternoon. They offer dim sum and Cantonese style dishes such as three meats over rice or some crispy noodles and rice and so much more. Service was quick and efficient for the most part. Interior is two dining rooms with some interesting items on the walls. The thousand year old egg and pork congee was delicious as the pork was marinated very well and packed with flavor. The Siu Mai was really good too. Rice noodles were good. The three meat was a little dry, but overall sim Sun dishes were not bad. read more

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Back for dim sum. Great selection of both dim sum dishes and entrees. Wish tea was free. Otherwise great selection and flavors. read more

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Was craving some dim sum and this was a great place to come! Came by myself around 11 am on a Sunday and was able to get a seat. The inside is cute and has nice decor. The menu has a variety of options and it was hard to choose. I ordered the Crispy char siu bao, Roast pork Rice roll , and Pan fried pork and veggie bun. They were all delicious. Prices were very fair ~$7 for each. I was so full afterward. I would love to come back with a group and try a lot of different things! read more

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Freezing cold, not at life-threatening levels but enough to make you wonder. I'm guessing the temperature was in the mid-fifties, at the highest. The food was okay, though some of the wrappers on the dumplings had hardened and the soup dumplings were stuck to the basket, making them impossible to remove without spilling the broth. Chicken feet were good but not cooked long enough to make it easy to suck the meat off. Service was okay. Prices were low and portion sizes were generous. But the overwhelming impression of the meal was of the teeth-chattering cold (even though we never removed our heavy winter coats and scarves). Even the bathroom had no hot water and the air hand dryer blew cold air (I was hoping to restore feeling to my fingers, but no luck). Unless you're adept with chopsticks while wearing winter gloves, avoid on cold days. read more

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Food was super yummy especially the shrimp/pork siumai and scallion pancakes! Service was good. Decor was cute.

Being a visitor of NYC, I just don't get why dim sum is in almost every single Chinese restaurant. ha! But it's a treat to have dim sum at dinner service! We ordered their beef rice roll and it's 10 / 10. You have to try their rice roll. If rice roll has a wiki page that allows us to taste the food, I expect to see their rice roll on that page. That's how good their rice roll is. Their stir fried steak cube is a lovely dish too. The wok heat is there. My kids enjoy their BBQ pork (char siu) very much. Their mango pomelo is the classic Hong Kong canto Chinese restaurant version. It's nostalgic and I highly recommend if you want to experience the perfect finish in a HK canto Chinese restaurant. read more

I was surprised my experience here as many of the comments praise Hey Yuet for their service. No one came for our orders for 20 minutes to start which was a little annoying because it wasn't very busy inside. This continued for most of the evening. We were a group or 4 ordering dim sum dishes, so we ordered one round with hopes of getting more once we finished the food but there was a lot of delays between rounds. When it came to get the bill I bussed my own table, there was a lot of delay until they collected the plates, and even longer until we got the check. Back to the positive, my lychee martini was fabulous. I tried the tequila hibiscus cocktail as well but was not as much of a fan. The food was pretty good, but I didn't think it was anything special. I was disappointed by how bland most things ended up being - but the dishes were definitely not bad! I can just say I've had better in NYC at similar price points. I read some reviews about their deals for dim sum, I think that would make it worth it. Dishes we had include: pork soup dumplings, crab soup dumplings, beef/pork rice rolls, steamed char siu bao, chicken feet, pork siu mai, cucumber salad, pineapple buns. They also only had one all gender bathroom available which smelled pretty bad. I don't think this is the best date spot but it's a decent place to catch up with family. With all of the dim sum options in this city, I probably won't return here. read more

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The restaurant was quite loud, but had good service and fair prices, sadly the food was lackluster. We were a table of two for dinner and we ordered the pork soup dumplings (4 per order), vegetable soup dumplings (4), pan fried pork dumplings (3), pan fried chive and shrimp dumplings (3), peashoot and shrimp dumplings (3), turnip cake (3), rice roll with shrimp (3), crispy char siu buns (3), pineapple buns (3) and the garlic chicken. We did not need the garlic chicken as we were full from the other items, but wanted to try an entree. The garlic chicken was not like garlic chicken at other places we have eaten, it was half of of a fried chicken (on the bone), with a salty liquid soy based sauce, I did not taste much garlic. I was not a big fan as I found it lacking in overall flavor and to be overly salty. Of the dim sum, the pork buns were probably the best (though they could use a bit more pork filling), followed by the pineapple buns and pork dumplings. Everything else was mediocre and I would not order them again. It is possible we ordered the wrong things, but we tried alot of dishes. I was disappointed by the meal overall and while the prices are affordable and the service was attentive, I would not go back. read more

So fun and very nice staff. Food arrived quickly and was tasty. Cute ambiance and a fun, relaxing place to grab a dim sum lunch.

This review is based off of delivery. I ordered superior soy sauce noodles and roasted Cantonese meats. The restaurant did not acknowledge my allergy request. I said no sesame seeds and they put sesame all over my noodles. Had to throw them out Roasted meats were dry and not flavorful. Would have been 1 star but the food came fast and hot, so not a total bomb. Regardless wouldn't order again. read more

The dim sum was excellent! I got a delivery order of Supreme Shu Mai (scallops and shrimp), Steamed Veggie Dumplings, Crispy Char Sui Bao, Pan Fried Chive & Shrimp Dumpling, Pineapple Bun and Mango Pomelo Sago. A cup of complementary sweet iced tea was appreciated. All the dim sum dishes were delicious. The stand out was the Supreme Shu Mai with scallops and shrimp...just divine and no need for the dipping sauce either. Next, I would recommend the Steamed Veggie Dumplings for your daily dose of fiber, and the Pan Fried Chive & Shrimp Dumpling (with a heavy dose of chives) was interesting. The Crispy Char Siu Bao was just that, nice and crispy with sweet pork inside, and a Pineapple Bao to balance out the savory dishes...just perfect! The Mango Pomelo Sago was a delicious ice cold dessert...something a little different but excellent, nonetheless. Delivery was fast. Packing was well done. Highly recommended for dim sum. read more

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A relative bargain in these tough post-tariff times. A friend and I recently decided to stop in after a gallery hopping evening. We ordered a fish congee because I had dietary restrictions and needed something light. Actually we ordered two, but the server insisted that one would be enough for two, so we followed his advice. The congee arrived steaming hot in a big bowl, and as was just enough to feed the both of us. It was savory and delicious, and so comforting. We both paid $10 each including tip. Really appreciated the server's candor. Definitely planning to re-visit to try their other menu items. What a gem! read more

This has probably been my favorite meal in NYC. Starting off with every single person who works here was so friendly and so helpful! They all worked so well as a team and it really showed and made our experience so wonderful!! We went in on a Saturday night around 8:30 and it was pretty busy but they always made us feel like a priority! We ordered a lot of food between us and I'm so happy that we did! We got to try a lot of the stuff out and every bite kept getting better I couldn't believe it! The soup dumplings were probably my favorite! The scallion pancakes were also a favorite of mine. They were perfectly crisp and the sauce was a great pair. He recommended we got the pan fried dumplings and I'm so happy we listened they had a perfect crisp to them. I am so so happy with our experience and will be telling all my friends who come to NYC to come stop by this place for great service and even better food!! read more

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I really enjoy the variety of dim sum here! They have dishes for adventurous tastes and for those looking for something familiar. The ambiance is fun and family friendly so it's perfect for a weeknight dinner. Reservations recommended because it fills up read more

Hey Yuet - Dim Sum Near Me - New York, New York

Yesterday and today I ate lunch here. Hey Yuet is on me block away from the gym. After a morning appointment I went to the gym without my snack & lunch. So I cane here and ate the lunch special of Hot & Sour Soup and Beef with Scallions. The soup was piping hot and warned me up from the wet weather outside. The entree was quite large and tasty with white rice. I took half the portion home. Then today after the gym I realized that having five almonds with cheese was barely sufficient as lunch so returned to have soup dumplings and Har Gow. Four plump steamed shrimp dumplings were mouthwatering dipped in a sauce. The soup dumplings were not bad for $8.85 only four were given. Service is always good here and I always admire the plates with the red rooster. So French! read more

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Cute dim sum spot located in Chelsea that was surprisingly empty on a Saturday evening. Their dim sum menu had everything we were looking for and more so we ordered a bit of everything! My favorites were the crispy shrimp spring rolls, soup dumplings, and the shrimp and pork shu-mai. The sticky rice was just okay. I unfortunately burned my tongue on the egg yolk bun and I wasn't able to really enjoy it or taste it after but it was really cute! Service was quick and efficient and the restaurant was clean and decorated tastefully. I honestly don't know why this place was so dead. We did dine there fairly early as we had a show to catch so maybe that was why? read more

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This is really amazing no frills Chinese food with a really reasonable lunch special. Super thrilled. read more

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All the food was quite delicious and the service was fantastic. The waiter was super helpful and accommodating, even getting us a bag of ice for my sister's injured knee. The dim sum was good for New York dim sum but not necessarily comparable to traditional Hong Kong dim sum. The photos don't do the taste justice and everything came out hot. The decor in the restaurant was nice and the waiters spoke Cantonese and Mandarin so it seems like it's a favorite among the Chinese community here. read more

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What a great neighborhood Chinese and dim sum restaurant. They have all of your favorites -- vast menu. We had har gao, shumai, soup dumplings, beef chow fun and garlic pea shoots -- all very tasty. Friendly service in a comfortable space. Highly recommended. read more

My sister and I dined at Hey Yuet after a comedy show thanks to all the great reviews. I was able to introduce my sister to the joy that is soup dumplings, which were phenomenal. We also tried the fried pork dumplings and the steamed char siu bao (dim sum is life) and my sister ordered beef with broccoli. Everything was incredible. The service was great and my sister (a photographer) was tickled by the camera decorations. If you're in NYC, do yourself a favor and eat here. read more

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Super cute little dim sum place! I love that they have all day dim sum with a normal menu as well. I love to mix and match things (sometimes I'm in the mood for more than just dim sum) so this gives me a variety of options to choose from. We ended up getting the: - Chow fun with beef: staple in my diet and tasted just as you would expect. Chewy rice noodles with very tenderized beef - Turnip cake: delicious as always, no complaints here - Crab and pork soup dumpling: this was good but I've had better! There was nothing wrong with the ones here though, just a personal preference thing - Pan fried pork and veggie bun: this was probably my least favorite item we got. Again, it was decent but my personal opinion is if you want amazing pan fried buns, you need to go Shanghai Eats in Flushing! Overall, food was very good and I would recommend checking it o read more

Small space, used well. Location was different than expected despite working for years around the corner, in the 90s. Such good cantonese dim sum found outside of Chinatown? Yes! This place was amazing- thanks to Yelpers we made it our first stop upon arriving. Kind and efficient service, a delicious menu full of all my childhood dim sum favorites. The char siu baos were different than the normal brioche based bread. Nephew who has PhD in chemistry thinks it was milk bread. Gives it a little sweeter taste. The filling was perfection and not fatty at all. Har gow was on point and the soup dumplings (XLB) were good too. Could've been hotter. I want to go back right now for the sticky rice alone! I got great inspo from this place and I am grateful. read more

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Food: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 Food- All the items my family ordered here were made extremely well. The Har Gau had a perfectly chewy bite while having a perfect meat to wrapper ratio, the rice rolls were extremely soft, moist, and oozing with flavor. The Shu Mai and Chow Fun were both rich in depth of flavor and texture, while the Congee (albeit congee has never been something I adored) was a bit lacking. We kept ordering more and more plates of the Dim Sum dishes, pleasing our hungry stomachs to the fullest. Service: The server was very relaxed and friendly, although a bit soft-spoken when asking us certain questions. Food came out quickly, and they were ready to accommodate for any allergies. Ambiance: Fairly modern with traditional tableware and highlights. The workers were well dressed and the tables were all clean. The furnishings helped contributed to a comfy and warm (mood) eating environment. This place succeeds in all fronts with little exceptions in my opinion. I would recommend trying this place out if you find yourself in the area. read more

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Just love. Its our cheat spot when I can't make it down town and its a solid spot! Dim sum is good, Servers are always nice... our local spot. Best in the neighborhood. read more

Brought two friends here for dim sum brunch and it was DELICIOUS. We shared everything--vegetable dumplings, shrimp shumai, mushroom medley, scallion pancakes, and sesame rolls. Split between three people it was so reasonably priced, plenty of food, and everything was outstanding. I will be thinking about that mushroom medley and the scallion pancakes for a while. Highly recommend. read more

I was blown away by this non descript Cantonese restaurant in Chelsea. It shouldn't have been a surprise, as its from the same folks who own Chow House, a wildly popular Szechuan restaurant in Greenwich Village, but I wasn't sure what to expect, with this being a different cuisine. It played to my somewhat particular palate and inclination toward salted yolk very well, with some interesting spins on Cantonese classics. If you enjoy dim sum and heartier Cantonese fare I think you'll like Hey Yuet very much. Here's a breakdown of the many dishes I ordered: Cheese pineapple bun: this is an example of them taking a traditional dish and putting their own twist on it. The pineapple buns came in a trio, fresh and hot and filled with scallion cream cheese. The bread was perfect and introduced me to a new combination of flavors I didn't know would work. Squid with salted yolk: salted yolk isn't for everyone but it's very much for me. As the name suggests, it is quite salty so I needed to pair each bite with white rice but each savory bite was perfection in this crispy salted yolk batter. Turnip cake: their turnip cake didn't even need the sauce this dish usually comes with-- it had a nice char from the sides being seared and so much flavor. I get this every time I get dim sum. shrimp rice roll: another classic dim sum dish, executed very well. Slippery, bouncy noodles and fresh shrimp topped with a lightly sweetened soy sauce. thyphoon har gow: this was the only dish I didn't care for. They took har gow, which are one of my favorite dim sum dishes, and fried it to oblivion. Here is an example of a dish that is not improved by throwing it into a deep fryer. I was only dining with one other person and had a hard time narrowing down my order to just a few options, but I'm so glad I got to try a nice array of dishes from their very expansive menu. Everything was excellent. read more

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Stopped here for Dimsum and the food here was so amazing and delicious. We had the scallion chive pancake and they were so generous with their portion sizes. For Dimsum, we ordered the Har Gau, shrimp and chive, pan fried dumplings and the vegetarian soup dumplings. I've never had the chance to try Soup Dumplings since I don't eat pork, but I was so excited to have the opportunity to do so at this restaurant. They were also so generous with the amount of shrimp in their shrimp dumplings. We also had the Chicken and Corn soup - it was really great and tasted like Egg Drop soup with Chicken and Corn added in. For entrees, we had the Overlord Chicken. This dish was interested because although the chicken was fried, it didn't fully feel fried. Rather, it was coated with Salted Egg and had a pretty smooth texture. Lastly, we had the Pineapple Fried Rice which was presented in an actual pineapple. On top of the amazing food, the service was incredibly awesome and great. They made sure to change out plates frequently and brought all dishes properly and had great suggestions. Highly recommend to come here when you get the chance! read more

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It is a great place to have Cantonese food in mid-town. Pros: 1. Good price for Dim Sum. The pineapple bun with BBQ is awesome. 2. The deco is interesting, as it uses a lot of nostalgia items to present the restaurant, from wall deco to flooring 3. The food is modernized Cantonese food. It is not the traditional food, so the presentation is more contemporary. 4. $1 Dim Sum item is available for select weekdays. What a deal! 5. Service is quick Cons: 1. No hot milk tea. Even they can prepare one, they don't have a hot cup for it. 2. The place is small read more

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