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Kono
Kono is a yakitori spot in Chinatown that's dedicated to using every part of the chicken.
Written byCarina Finn Koeppicus
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Round K by Sol
Round K is an all-day Korean cafe in Chinatown serving good food and exciting coffee.
Written byCarina Finn Koeppicus
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Potluck Club
On the border of Chinatown and the LES, Potluck Club offers a playful take on Cantonese-American food.
Written byCarina Finn Koeppicus
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Mắm
Mắm serves northern Vietnamese street food in a small, cozy space on Forsyth street in Chinatown.
Written byCarina Finn Koeppicus
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BoKy
BoKy is a 1980s-era noodle soup spot in Chinatown that specializes in Teochew cuisine.
Written byCarina Finn Koeppicus
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The Crown
The Crown is a rooftop bar on top of the Hotel 50 Bowery with 360-degree views, room to dance, and a come-as-you-are attitude.
Written byKenny Yang
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Buddha Bodai
Buddha Bodai is a kosher vegetarian spot in Chinatown. It’s useful for anyone who doesn’t eat meat, and it’s BYOB.
Written byBryan Kim
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Jing Fong
The rebooted Jing Fong in Chinatown is a much smaller dim sum restaurant than before, but it's still great for a group meal.
Written byKenny Yang
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Golden Diner
Golden Diner in Chinatown serves modern diner classics. Unlike most diners, though, it’s worth planning a meal here a week in advance.
Written byHannah Albertine
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Bassanova Ramen
Bassanova is a below-ground Japanese spot in Chinatown where you can get an excellent bowl of creamy green curry ramen.
Written byHannah Albertine
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Dr. Clark
Dr. Clark is a sceney Japanese spot in Chinatown with excellent Hokkaido speciality dishes.
Written byHannah Albertine
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Ping’s
Ping’s is a cash-only dim sum spot in Chinatown with a lot seafood on the menu.
Written byHannah Albertine
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Nha Trang One
On a block of Vietnamese places on Baxter Street in Chinatown, Nha Trang is our favorite for pho.
Written byHillary Reinsberg
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Tasty Hand-Pulled Noodles
Tasty Hand-Pulled Noodles serves, yep you guessed it - hand-pulled noodles, in Chinatown.
Written byHillary Reinsberg
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Dim Sum Go Go
Dim Sum Go Go is a low-key spot in Manhattan’s Chinatown serving reliable dum sum all day.
Written byHannah Albertine
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Shu Jiao Fu Zhou Cuisine
Go to Shu Jiao Fu Zhou when you’re looking for excellent, cheap Chinatown dumplings.
Written byCarlo Mantuano
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Noodle Village
Noodle Village serves the best wonton soup in Chinatown.
Written byHillary Reinsberg
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Chinese Tuxedo
Chinese Tuxedo is a beautiful and fun Chinatown restaurant, but the food isn't that memorable.
Written byHillary Reinsberg
