One of our go to spots in Brooklyn for a smorgasbord menu of well prepared Hong Kong and Cantonese classic dishes with wok hay, Thai/Mayla dishes, Sushi/Japanese dishes, and fusion mash ups! The owners, chefs, and staff know what they are doing here for over 15 years - it shows! You won't be disappointed. read more

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Now called Longevousjoy Shiawase, the menu has been completely revamped. It's an even bigger menu, with a fusion of Asian cuisines on offer, from Cantonese, Taiwanese, and Singaporean to Japanese and Thai. Dipping their toes in so many different arenas might actually be their detriment because they're going for everything while not excelling in most. I would rather they cut down on some dishes and make sure all are great instead. I absolutely love their Thai fried chicken, which is so affordable (8 pieces for $12), and tastes so crispy on the outside but so moist and flavorful on the inside. It comes with a tangy fish sauce, but you can add different green curry and/or red curry for 50 cents each. I like it best with the fish sauce. However, that's the Thai fried chicken is the only dish I absolutely love from this place. Everything else is very mediocre, which is unfortunate. 6 rolls bento - $15; comes with california roll, spicy tuna roll, lobster salad roll, salmon avocado roll, eel cucumber roll, shrimp tempura, kani salad, seaweed salad, and fried chicken. It's a lot of food for $15, and the sushi actually tastes decent. The kani salad, seaweed salad, and fried chicken are just tiny portions, but the fried chicken are like nuggets and taste really bad. 4/5 Mushroom noodles - $10; It's so rare to find such affordable e-fu noodles but sadly, it tastes nothing like what e-fu noodles should taste like. I wouldn't even know that they're supposed to be e-fu noodles if I just blindly tasted. I would not get this again here. 3/5 Pad see ew beef - $13; Again, like the mushroom noodles, it didn't taste like pad see ew. It's missing that sweetness and charred factor that's usually present in pad see ew. 3/5 Pad Kra Pao (??) - I can't remember if it's this dish that I got, but it was some type of Thai rice dish with a meat sauce. It was so terrible, I only ate 10% of it and didn't take it to go. 1/5 Pad thai - I didn't try it but my friend got it and the color looked really off. Aside from the food, there are other improvements to be made here. It seems like a family-run restaurant, with only two workers facing the customers. It's really hard to get their attention when the restaurant is busy. The space is very tight and looks like it could be more well-maintained. They also need more menus. Hard to share just one with the whole table. read more

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Me and my girlfriend got takeout from this place and I am impressed. We got the 12 piece Thai fried chicken, which came with 2 sauces, both flavorful and tasty. The green sauce is slightly spicy but pairs well with the chicken. The chicken is fried to excellence, it's juicy, the crunch is superb and really flavorful. My girlfriend got the sushi combo bento, which came with 6 different rolls/3 pieces per roll, Kani and seaweed salad and 2 pieces of nuggets. It's such a good value for the money and honestly tastes amazing. Definitely an underrated place! Highly recommend you give it a try. read more

Longevousjoy - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Ordered takeout from here, got egg drop beef chow fun and Pad Kra Pow. Wow, I love their big portion size. This is such a good spot for quick and decent takeout. Excited to explore their other dishes. read more

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I had a love hate relationship with this restaurant before they reopened with their new name and I still have a love hate relationship with this place. Nobody does the lobster (aka crawfish) roll like they do. But I have tried ordering from them through the fan Tuan app several times and it isn't until I get there that they're like oh we currently paused fantuan while we update our menu. It would be great to inform fantuan or temporarily pause it and your customers so that they aren't waiting around. The prices have since went up from when they were longevous joy even though it's the same owners and same location they are now called shiawase. Their 3/4 roll combo are still delicious even though it's no longer a steal. I think it ends up being $16 for 3-4 rolls now and my go to are the spicy scallop and as mentioned before lobster roll! The appetizers are ridiculously expensive now so I stopped getting their stuffed squid. Will still come if I'm in the area but no longer purposely make my way here read more

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Sushi I can't help it but I truly have become a sushi lover. California roll and Shrimp tempura I can't stop enjoying those 2 special type of rolls. The quality is amazing and the freshness of the ingredients. Service was okay nothing to complain about. read more

Had the Singapore Spicy Noodles, eel bento box, combo sushi, and chicken Katsu Curry. All were delicious though I didn't expect the Singapore noodles to be so spicy it burnt my mouth. The chicken Katsu was tender and bento box was good. The place is small with a few tables and a bit cramped. Service was busy and attentive. Overall quite good. read more

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Comforting Food, Peaceful Vibes, and Unforgettable Flavors Longevous Joy holds a special place in my memory. I came here a few years ago -- I think around 2022 -- and even though the front dining area was closed off at the time (takeout only), the experience stuck with me in the best way. It's a family-owned spot, and you can really feel that care in both the food and the atmosphere. One dish I'll never forget is the BBQ Pork Thai Basil Fried Rice -- hands down one of the most unique and flavorful dishes I've had in NYC. The pork is tender, marinated in what tastes like honey, and perfectly balances sweet, savory, and spicy notes. The basil adds this fresh pop that brings everything together. It's unlike anything I've found since, and I still think about it years later. They also serve sushi, and honestly, their eel and lobster rolls were surprisingly good. Not your average sushi spot either -- lobster rolls at a Chinese restaurant? You wouldn't expect it, but they really deliver. That kind of variety and quality is rare, especially in such a chill, unassuming spot. Another favorite: their beef chow fun (or char kway teow) -- a stir-fried noodle dish with veggies, and a rich, slightly smoky sauce that tastes like a blend of soy and something more complex -- maybe an umami base or their own house mix. I asked about it back then, but they kept it a secret (fair enough ). Whatever it is, it's absolutely delicious. The location also adds to the experience. Even though it's in NYC, it feels like you've stepped into a quieter, more relaxed town. It still has that New York vibe, but without the chaos -- a perfect spot to take a breath and enjoy a great meal. Maybe it feels extra meaningful to me because I used to spend time here with someone special, but I also genuinely remember how good the food was. Overall: Longevous Joy is a cozy, underrated gem with food that's full of flavor, character, and heart. Whether you're in the area or just want something different from the usual NYC spots -- this place is worth a visit. read more

I don't really know what happened to the place. It used to be a really nice chinese/japanese hole in the wall place. Now the quality of food has gone down, the materials used for dishware and utensils are all plastic and paper. Service is alright. Food is really a hit or miss. I definitely recommend against getting their $10 ramen deal. I have never felt so sick and gross after eating ramen because I got sick from it. The sushi bento and okonomiyaki was good though so order things while keeping the prices and stature of the place in mind. read more

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Love this place!! It's a bit far as it's in deep Brooklyn but if you're in Brooklyn and can make it there, check this place out! Lots of options on the menu which can be overwhelming but it's fast service, fresh food, delicious taste. Great bang for the buck I don't typically seek out an eel roll but this eel cucumber had a great amount of eel! And the tuna roll that comes with the sushi set has some shiso inside so I appreciate the little details here! Restaurant is relatively small so if you're a big group, might want to call in advance. Most of their seats for up to 4. Enjoy!! read more

Longevousjoy - Three rolls spicy salmon, spicy scallop and eel cucumber - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Here are the deets: -It's owned by the same peeps from "Like Cafe" on 18th Ave and "Phat Chow Down" on 86th St. -No longer the ramen inspired Japanese eats -It's now a fusion of Japanese, HK style, Malay inspired eats -Their menu is a mixed-mosh and has something for everyone... that's how I see it! -Recently renovated, dining in as of 2/2023 -Still the best "Toro Don" in this hood! -Yes, there's a name change, not sure if they are still keeping this page -Service is good, never had any issues, popular for takeaway and delivery is awesome if near by -Don't be offended by their tone, the ladies will get your orders all in! My families go-to items! (We order often from here!): -HK Milktea (best flavor) -Taiwanese fried chicken rice box -Chu Toro Don (pricey but tastes so good!) -Chicken Wings Bento (kids fav!) -Green curry pork Katsu (kids -Grilled Hamachi read more

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amazing food, good people, amazing prices, sushi is very good! Vibes are amazing as well!

Great service combine with variety of cuisines. I love the Taiwan chicken rice, didn't get a chance to take a picture, will take one next time I visit. read more

I've only had takeout from them since I went during the pandemic for a sushi fix and i got their party platter which was a bit pricy but really tasty! Their service was pretty slow since they do get a lot of customers so they seem to busy a lot and judging from the way they structured the room , the ambiance was pretty cozy for a family night out ! i would come again! read more

I live a couple blocks away and ordered from here for many many years...but man this place has never been the same since the pandemic hit and they changed ownership. I know things are more expensive nowadays but holy shit did they raise their prices. Not even worth what you pay. My biggest pet peeve is when places RAISE prices and give you LESS food. Don't even dare ordering two gyudons because they will give you ONE portion of beef and split it between two orders. You literally get 3 slices of fatty beef per bowl. And it's worse if you order take out. You get charged $3 for delivery fee on top of the food and tip. I ordered two gyudons and my total was like $35. Outrageous and not even worth it because you're just getting a shit ton of rice with almost no beef on top. Their katsu curry used to be BOMB. But since they changed ownership they decided to use the shittiest pork cuts to fry as katsu. It's mostly fat and the texture is soft as if it's gone bad. It has no bite to it at all, like before. It's disgusting. When you order their fries it comes with this wasabi mayo sauce but they're so fucking cheap with it everytime. They put it in a little sauce cup/container but they only fill it up 30% of the way. NOT EVEN HALF. After a couple fries the sauce is gone. Before the pandemic I said to myself it'd be a shame if this place ever closed, but now post pandemic, my thoughts have changed. I couldn't care less if this placed eventually closed because the quality here has dropped and hit rock bottom. They're a scam. Raise prices on everything and purposely give you less food and get away with it. They're CHEAP. This place is trash, don't eat here unless you have nothing else open or some shit. read more

They listened to their customers and made noticeable improvements to the food. This visit was definitely better than the last.

Honestly don't know why it took me this long to leave a review. Been going here since high school. Their menu is pages and pages long. Gordon Ramsey once said if the menu is long, run! But this place is an outlier cause normally it's true, longer menu = not fresh food. But I adore this place. I catch myself craving it once in awhile. I usually order their sushi cause it's actually the best quality around this neighborhood. My husband and I usually order over the phone and the nice lady will give us a pickup number. We normally order the sushi sashimi platter and a random item or two. Their fish is fresh and presentation is good. They have some expensive fish items on their menu like bluefin tuna and uni bowls. They also have a lot of cheaper alternatives like their sushi party trays. read more

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Got the satay beef chow fun, it was ok, the beef was too chewy and the dish was a bit too spicy

Too Chinese... very quarrelsome resturant. No manners, rude as hell, stingy even though you paid for money to add some utensils. Also the employees (Chinese) show annoying emotions when you give them money to support their business and talk behind your back when you leave. read more

Food here is mediocre at best. I tried the sushi platter b $42 and it was underwhelming. It has two rainbow rolls and eel cucumber rolls or spicy salmon and scallops on top. The rolls fell apart. The spicy scallops taste good. The rest just didn't taste fresh. Try ninja on 86 street. It's much better. The fish balls and rice rolls $7 was good and so were the tripes. The pearl noodles $10 that's stir fry was a little hard. I would just stick with the classic Cantonese dishes here. At this time it is take out and cash only. read more

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Have been wanting to try this place even before COVID-19, finally had the chance to give it a try. I was craving sushi and I have seen how broad their menu is (Chinese dishes, Japanese dishes -sushi and even ramen-). Ordered their 4 rolls deal with the spicy scallop roll and fried shrimp roll for $12.95 (which is great because the spicy scallop roll was $6.95 by itself) and their curry potato croquette bento box $6.95 (comes with two pieces, a california roll, fried chicken pieces, rice, miso soup). Everything was delicious and I would definitely be coming back. They do not have indoor nor outdoor seating, only delivery and take-out. I was surprised how busy this place was and it was past lunch time. Good for them because their prices are great and the food was amazing! read more

Longevousjoy - Curry Potato Croquette Bento Box (curry sauce and miso soup not pictured) $6.95 - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Unfortunately the tastiest restaurant in the area. Order in advance and make sure to ask for your pickup number. read more

Longevousjoy - Rice noodles - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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They're available for take out and pickup. No dine in due to covid. I used to like this place especially their best seller rolls, sushi and sashimi boat and lollipop chicken. Decided to order few things to go since I haven't gone back since COVID. I ordered the Katsu platter, best seller rolls, and stuffed octopus. The only thing that was good was the Katsu platter. I would definitely not order sushi and stuffed octopus again. Sushi rice was hard and bland. Honestly, all the rolls tasted the same and not the freshest . The stuffed octopus was burnt and hard; can't believe they actually serves it to their customers... read more

Longevousjoy - Burnt stuffed octopus. Will not recommend - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Used to receive friendly and good service here. Now, the person who answers the phone gives me really unfriendly attitude and talking down to me when I wanted to order for delivery. When the food came, it was not what I've ordered at all. I wanted Tuna Sashimi slices, they gave steamed Salmon dish. I wanted Takoyaki, they gave me curry fishballs. I wanted E-Noodles, they gave me LoMein. I wanted Boba Tea, it was not delivered with the order. The delivery man cussed at me for giving them $6.25 tips. Was that not enough? On top of the delivery fee $3.99? That was really unprofessional and uncalled for. I called them and discussed about the order situation. They hung up on me. I called again. They hung up again. Okay, that's fine. I won't be returning here ever again. Just lost a loyal customer. read more

Got 2 party sushi platters for pick up. While it was good and priced great, the sushi was subpar. The platters look very yummy and colorful but it's not the best sushi I've had. Also, they don't allow substitution for the platter even with paying the price difference. read more

Longevousjoy - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Don't order from this place. The lady here is very rude and shout at me on the phone. The deliveryman came to deliver my sushi order and threatened to hurt me. I already filed a police report with my local precinct. read more

Admittedly my go-to spot for sushi in Brooklyn, or in NYC overall, for that matter. The sushi is very good quality, especially at its current price point. My favorite set to get is the Edo Omakase One which comes with toro, torched toro, uni, scallop, and several other types of pieces that you would often find in $50+ omakase sets in NYC. However, the Edo Omakase One has 35 pieces of sushi overall at only $60, which can feed ~3 people. What I've found in NYC is that usually either you pay $ for sushi at cheaper restaurants which generally only serve lower-quality cuts, or $$$$ for high quality pieces and expensive cuts of fish. However, I've so seldomly found a place like this that has the best of both worlds. Truly a gem, and I highly recommend this spot for your next sushi craving. read more

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I am a regular customer for years. Even they change the management/ owner, overall food is still good. But they increase the price too much and too often. This is a good place to go if you look for good food but don't care about the price. Ordered 2 platters today, have to say they are so delicious! read more

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Food is good but shortage of staff makes customer service negate everything. If you don't raise your voice they will not see that a customer just came in. The bell by the table is also useless because they will come to you at their will. read more

This spot serves a variety of dishes ranging from sushi to stir fry noodles. We ordered the Salmon Feast and four rolls (two spicy salmon california, spicy scallop california, and eel cucumber) to-go. Service was relatively fast but can be improved as the staff member did not take the initiative to ask if we were ready to order. It is not our first time ordering from Longevous Joy and for the longest time, we felt that the quality of the food is average. However, the food that we ordered this time is mediocre at best. The rolls used to be made with imitation crab meat, cucumber, and avocado. Now, the rolls are made with imitation crab meat and cucumber only. Prices continue to increase but cannot be justified by the quality of the food. read more

Longevousjoy - Salmon feast - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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The good things out of the way first; the food I like. Their pork katsu is juicy and better tasting than katsu at Samurai Sushi. The prices are also very affordable. However, I've found that some of the employees are not unprofessional. When I called to pick up, they don't tell you the amount for the food and don't ask for your name. Their menu is also confusing because it's packed with a ton of things, so when I tried to order Chicken Katsu Curry Rice, which I thought was straightforward, the person on the phone went, "green?" and I was like no, I meant the brown kind. They also don't do Pork Katsu Curry Rice for some reason, so I just get Pork Katsu as an appetizer and cook my own rice and veggies at home. Inside the restaurant, no social distancing here. The entrance of the restaurant is really small, and all the customers just pack inside to wait. Because it's so tiny, there's no way to separate people who are picking up from those waiting to order. My mom had to start her own pickup line outside and tell people to wait outside too instead of crowding indoors. read more

They've updated their menu recently to include "street style" cheurng fun items (including tripe and pig skin) and some noodle/rice dishes. It's been a while since i've had fishball cheurng fun from a street cart (i'm sure most of them aren't working now due to the pandemic) so i was glad to see they added this to their menu. I enjoyed the beef tripe and pig skin. I wasn't a huge fan of the cheurn fun because it tastes a bit hard but I do appreciate that they even have this available. They also have pork and chive gyoza, siu mai, turnip cake, etc. Again, it's not gonna be super high quality but it gets the job done when you're just in the mood for it. read more

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If you want authenticity of Japanese/Malaysian/Thai/etc foods, this is not the place. If you want cheap comfort food, you found the spot! Their Japanese foods (raw stuff aka sushi and cooked foods) aren't authentic at all. Everything is made for the Chinese/Cantonese palette. Pre-COVID: I came here a few times for Japanese foods indoor, some of the sashimi were fresh, but it didn't feel Japanese to me. I always see this as a Chinese-Japanese place. Small inside, customers are usually crammed with each other. Can be a long wait just to sit down around dinner time. Post-COVID: Got delivery, food has gotten cold by the time it arrived (maybe of the distance?). The delivery guy was semi-complaining that I lived far when I gave him money (lol...). Anyway, I got the croquet bento box everyone here raved about, stir-fried pearl noodles, and Taiwanese chicken bento (with free stew chicken leg). The Croquet Bento Box was meh -- cold/room temp foods, very sweet curry sauce, weird few pieces of fried chicken nibbles...price is very cheap yeah, it'll fill you up but I didn't really enjoy it. Stir-fried Pearl Noodles (dragon phoenix) -- edible, but all you can taste is soy sauce flavor, nothing else, so very meh. No other spice, just soy sauce. Taiwanese chicken bento -- fried chicken leg thats fried too long, rice was okay, love the Japanese style egg, the free stewed chicken leg is a nice touch but it still had hairs on it, and it might be best if you don't put cooked foods in a plastic bag. read more

Been here plenty of time and the food is good. The takeout sushi is worth it, 4 for $12. I have tried a lot of items on their menu and have no complaints. Their appetizers are good too, the stuff squid, calamari, age tofu and fried oysters. Their ramen isn't bad, the soup is good and prefect egg! Would definitely recommend and continue to come here! read more

Longevousjoy - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

This place is amazing! The food is delicious and the serving sizes are great! I love the Buta Don bowl. There's so much meat in it. It has some sweetness in it and it blends perfectly with the rice. They give a good amount of food for a cheap price. My bowl costed $8.5 after tax read more

Longevousjoy - Buta don - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I've eaten here multiple time and it's always a good experience. They are open for take out during covid and they have a pretty large menu of japanese food and cantonese food. The food is great, the pricing is great and pickup is easy and quick. Super glad to have local neighborhood restaurant open, i'm sick of my own cooking and it's also nice to support local businesses. Comfort food but better cause I don't have to cook it or clean the dishes. read more

Longevousjoy - green curry katsu rice, beef hor fun and corn and dice pork over rice. - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Maybe it's a hit or a miss depending on the time of day. Came here twice and the seafood was fresh and tasty. Really enjoyed my Salmon Feast box set as it comes complete with Salmon sushi roll, few Sashimi slices and a kani salad. The Tsukiji Double decker comes with Uni on top and fresh Tuna under it, with the combination of warm rice at the bottom deck; tasted good. Service wasn't too bad, as things came out quick, but the portion sizes for their appetizers became smaller. The price is higher now, seems like they tac on higher taxes. Overall, good and fresh Sushi and Sashimi. read more

Longevousjoy - Tsukiji Double Deck Don - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This restaurant is my latest go to place for Chinese food during the COVID dining restrictions. It is a small restaurant offering variety of popular Asian dishes. Phoned in my order and was given a number for pickup. Ordering was fast and easy. Delivery is also an option. I ordered my usual Soy Sauce Stir Fried Noodles. The noodles was delicious with a dried sautéed "wok" flavor complemented with bean spouts, green onions, chives, and other shredded vegs. I also decided to try the Salty Fish Chicken Curry Fried Rice which was a change from the un-curried ones from other restaurants. The rice was also good; a welcomed change from my usual. The rice had an ample amount of fish and chicken stirred fried with a hint of curry flavor. Both dishes were satisfying and I will be definitely coming back to try the others. read more

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Good deal for a platter with 8 variety rolls (2 of each). Tried both, I liked the best seller roll better, but overall both were decent for $34. Best seller platter ($34) - 2 eel rolls - 2 spicy salmon - 2 spicy scallop - 2 rainbow rolls Cooked sushi platter ($34) - 2 eel roll - 2 California roll - 2 fried shrimp roll - 2 dragon roll read more

Longevousjoy - Cooked sushi roll platter ($34) - Japanese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I was super excited to try this place because of the prices alone. It seemed too good to be true to have an entire sushi boat for 20 something dollars and an uni bowl for even less. I was slightly concerned about eating budget sushi but I figured I'd take a chance. My bf and I came on a Thursday night at around 8:00 and it was surprisingly packed. It had a Japanese hole in the wall restaurant vibe to it, although it's Chinese owned. The walls were filled with menus and pictures; it was visual overload for anyone that steps foot in the restaurant. Seeing their extensive menu plastered on the walls was definitely very intimidating at first. We ordered the best seller roll combo($12.95), takoyaki($5.95) and the sashimi boat($23) The takoyaki was okay, they were semi circles so half the size of normal takoyaki and the squid pieces are so tiny. Flavor was decent though and good for the price. The best seller roll combo was delicious and I absolutely loved the spicy salmon and spicy scallop. They were both on top of California rolls so basically the combo came with 3 California rolls but I guess that's why it was so cheap. Last, the sashimi boat was small but packed a punch! There was salmon, tuna, tobiko, squid, scallop, tamago, octopus, mackerel and uni!! The sashimi was not the freshest but definitely did the trick and totally worth the price. The biggest disappoint was the uni but that's to be expected since that was a bonus seasonal item. I was surprised to see that the mackerel was cooked but I love cooked mackerel so I'm not complaining. Overall, you get what you paid for, maybe even a little more. Amazing prices for decent food so I'd come back for the bargain. read more

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