WHAT IS A DUMPLING? Let's Find Out!
Join us for a colorful and delicious adventure through Manhattan’s vibrant Chinatown as we embark on a quest to answer this question: What makes it a dumpling? Every foodie must answer this for themselves!
On this fun and unscripted food tour in NYC, we'll explore 5-6 quality local restaurants, diving into the rich culinary world of dumplings and dim sum for a delightful array of tastes, from classic jiaozi and fluffy baozi to juicy soup dumplings (xiao long bao), delicate har gow, and maybe even a surprise or two!
Just like our other food crawls, our route is flexible, so the exact dumpling discoveries vary each day. Got a specific dumpling craving? Let your guide know!
But it's not just about the cuisine. Along the way, you'll also uncover the amazing stories and rich history that make Chinatown one of the most compelling and dynamic neighborhoods in New York City. Get ready for a delicious exploration that will leave you full!
We meet out front of Chinatown Fair Family Fun Center.
Our end-point varies, depending on how the experience unfolds, but always close to the subway.
We meet outside this classic arcade. Come early, or stay late to get some game time! THIS IS A SAMPLE ITINERARY. We don't go to the same places every day.
Chinatown began on Mott Street in the 1870s. We'll talk about the early history of the neighborhood, and explore what it's like for people who live here.
Everything at this polished dim sum joint is made to order. We have a set menu here.
Kimlau Square, the pigeon-friendly park in the middle of Chatham Square holds secrets to New York City's past and present.
Hands down the best street dumplings in New York City, on one of the best blocks in the city.
There's lots of great art galleries dotted around, and Post Times is one of the best. We might stop in here, or at another gallery or two.
The last of the 3 bridges to be built that connect Brooklyn and Manhattan, there's amazing stuff going on under and around this under-appreciated engineering feat.
Sometimes we stop at King Dumplings for Wonton Soup.
There's A LOT going on around bustling Canal Street. We'll take a second to slow down and see what we see.
You've gotta eat the legendary pineapple pork bun at Mei Lai Wah at least once.
We'll swing by Doyers Street, one of the most iconic streets in the city.
Columbus Park is one of the most dynamic parks in New York City, with a ton of different activities taking place in and around the park. It's also very close to the historical 'Five Points' area immortalized in Scorsese's "Gangs of New York".
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