Get ready for a mouth-watering trip that will take you through Chinatown's best bites, shopping, and views. Grab your walking shoes, bring your appetite, and let's go!
Hotel 50 Bowery - JDV by Hyatt
Boasting views of the Manhatten Bridge Arch and Colonnade, a short walk to the subway, and free walking tours for guests, this boutique hotel is a must stay. Their rooftop bar, The Crown, offers delicious cosmos and fantastic city views to cap off your day.
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BookJoe”s Noodles
Starting off, head down to the Canal Street Market and over to Joe's Noodles. You could look at the menu and pick any of their delicious dishes, but I'm here to tell you that you'll want to order the steamed rice rolls to kick off your food tour.
See MoreCanal Street Market
As you enjoy your rolls, take a walk through the market and check out their retail shops. If you're looking for the mythical Canal Street designer dupes then head out to the street, find a rep, and be prepared to haggle!
See MoreNew Cameron Bakery
Shopping bags in hand, your inner Carrie Bradshaw unlocked, head into New Cameron Bakery for a hakka rice roll and pastry of your choice (you can't go wrong here).
See MoreEwa Trading Co Inc
Make sure to look up and admire the cultural charm of Chinatown as you head to EWA. Once there, you can find fantastic herbal tea blends or work with their in-house herbalist for a personalized package. If you're overwhelmed by choices then pick up ingredients for ginseng soup for a taste of your trip when you return home.
See MoreK. K. Discount Store
Known as the "Chinatown Target," this mom-and-pop shop has a little bit of everything. My suggestion? Get a Mah Jongg set to play at home with friends and family.
See MoreBo Ky
Walking and shopping should have built up an appetite so now it's time for a few more bites! Bo Ky is known for its beef belly noodles and the chilli oil will have fans of spicy food salivating.
See MoreMei Lai Wah
This is one of the most popular food stops among tourists and locals alike, so be prepared for a bit of a line. When you get to the front, there is only one dish you need to order: the baked pork buns.
See MorePell Street
Pell Street is the perfect place to snap some photos! It's also home to one of the oldest souvenir shops in Chinatown, Ting's Gift Shop. Just off Pell Street, you can find The Edward Mooney House, which boasts the title of the oldest townhouse in New York.
See MoreNew Arping
I hope you're not full yet because we have more yummy food to eat! Stop at New Arping for their peanut noodles.
See MoreSuper Taste
Two more restaurants to go, you can do this! Super Taste boasts the best dumplings in Chinatown and no food crawl is complete without them.
See MoreMahayana Temple Buddhist Association
Take a deep breath and center yourself at the Mahayana Temple. You can buy a fortune for a dollar as you soak in the jaw-dropping architecture. This is a working temple so please be respectful of the patrons.
See MoreUltimate Chinatown & Little Italy Food Tour in New York City
If you've made it this far in the guide and have found yourself wondering if there's a more formal walking food and history experience, you're in luck. Book this tour to explore Chinatown with a chef!
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BookSweet Moment NYC
You've made it to the last stop of the food crawl and it's time for a little sweet treat before you find relaxation and drinks. At Sweet Moment you'll want to order shaved ice and a pastry while you kick your feet up and soak in your day exploring Chinatown.
See MoreKimberly Spa
If you find yourself wondering if your legs and feet are still attached to your body after all of that walking then stop at Kimberly Spa for a foot and calf massage. Tip: I hear Wendy gives the best ones.
See MoreApotheke Chinatown
This pharmacy-themed bar can be a little hard to find, but persevere and prepare to be delighted by the drinks and atmosphere of Apotheke. Order a Dead Poet to start your evening off right!
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