Chinatown Ultimate Food CRAWL!
Chinatown Ultimate Food CRAWL!
Jon Barr
50% OFF until Monday 9/19 at 3 PM. Let's take a tour of one of New York's Best Destinations for Cheap Eats and Amazing Culture! Chinatown, Manhattan is a foodies dream come true, and I've explored most of it. These picks are all confirmed by my local Chinese-American friends as well, whose opinion I regard highly.
INCLUDED:
1. Cheapest Bites In The City
2. Taiwanese, Malaysian, and Korean Options
3. Best Desserts in Manhattan
4. Soup Dumplings, Noodles, Dim Sum, and MORE!
This guide could be used by any type of traveler š§³(groups, families, couples and singles)
This is a live guide, meaning I will update it when I find new favorites or places close. It will automatically sync the changes even after you save it!
Note: Each destination, has an audio message & a timestamped link if it was ever included in my YouTube Channel. Don't forget to check the attached map šŗ
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āWhere To Start:
āCanal Street Station: 6, J, N, Q, R, W and Z trains
āGrand Street Station: B and D trains
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West New Malaysia
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I've read that it just re-opened, by the son of the original owner. The first location, was in an alleyway, which I loved. But this is still great Malaysian food, and shows off even more of Chinatownās diverse offerings. For an appetizer, their $10.95 Satay Chicken (marinated with peanut gravy) is sooo tasty.
If you want to eat the Malaysian National Dish, go with the $13.95 Nasi Lemak (consists of fragrant rice cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaf). I loved the Curry Beef Brisket Noodle Soup ($13.95).
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Joe's Shanghai
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This is the new location (opened in 2021) of the original Joe's Shanghai in Manhattan's Chinatown (closed in 2019). It's a modern twist on the OG, no more communal dining. But they are still as popular as ever for their soup dumplings. Some argue, Joes Shanghai helped bring soup dumplings to a Western audience in NYC. $10.45 for 8 crab soup dumplings! While not my favorite in the city I'd certainly consider going here with a group.
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The Original Buddha Bodai Kosher Vegetarian Restaurant š„¬ ä½č©ę
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As the name suggests it's kosher and vegetarian Chinese food. They have many Vegan options as well. I want to be inclusive to all culinary styles.
If you're looking for good "imitation"
meats like: sesame chicken , orange beef, pineapple chicken, they are very well known for it. They use Saitan as a substitue for their "Pork" Buns. I think non-vegans/vegeterians would still appreciate Buddha Bodai and it's high quality.
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