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Jul 25, 2024 · Where to Eat in Manhattan’s Chinatown. From fresh rice noodle rolls to dumplings galore, a dining guide to New York’s oldest and most famous Chinatown
- Rachel Pelz
- Manbu Cafe. Restaurants. Chinatown. This Hong Kong-style cha chaan teng has been crowded since it first opened its doors last year. Modeled after casual Hong Kong cafes, then imported to the U.S. from a successful run in Toronto, the food is both adorable and delicious.
- Famous Sichuan. Restaurants. Chinese. Chinatown. Mapo tofu, that vibrant, tongue-numbing dish, is prepared exceptionally at this Sichuan spot on Pell Street.
- Uncle Lou. 4 out of 5 stars. Restaurants. Chinatown. Recommended. This relative newcomer to the Chinatown scene serves up Cantonese food, family-style. It’s the perfect spot for big groups of family or friends, with lazy susan-equipped tables that were designed for sharing.
- Sweet Moment. Restaurants. Chinatown. A 32oz order of bingsoo—milk shaved ice with all manner of sweet toppings—is more than enough to feed your phone and your friends.
Best Restaurants in Chinatown, Manhattan, NY - Joe's Shanghai, Kong Sihk Tong 港食堂, Kalye, Paesano of Mulberry Street, Wah Fung No 1, Odd Sister, Yunnan Rice Noodle House, Uncle Lou 快樂人, Potluck Club 佰樂, Golden Diner.
From grab-and-go dumplings to hour-long meals over family-sized servings of beef lo-mein, the restaurants in Chinatown are here to satisfy. In this post, I’ll roundup my personal list of the best restaurants in Chinatown based on first-hand experience.
Chinatown Restaurants - New York City, NY: See 15,311 Tripadvisor traveler reviews of 15,311 restaurants in New York City Chinatown and search by cuisine, price, and more.
Jan 17, 2023 · From old-fashioned dim sum parlors to hole-in-the-wall noodle joints, and upscale modern newcomers, these are the best places to eat in Manhattan's Chinatown.
Jan 11, 2023 · There are restaurants in Chinatown that have been around since the 1920s—like the well-known Nom Wah, a tea parlor that also offers delicious dim sum. Even with competitive eateries opening up in other NYC boroughs, Chinatown still has plenty of delicious spots that are worth visiting.
