Your reviews are amazing! I learn something new everytime! I was in NY last week and hit up almost every restaurant on your last video, you were on point. When we were waiting at Spicy Village two other groups of poeple were there because of your video, one guy was actually playing your video as we were waiting. Thank you so much for putting all the work into these videos :). I can't wait to come back to NY to try these restaurants too.
Living near Chinatown most of my childhood and now in Brooklyn thanks Fung Bros for reintroducing and introducing and motivating me to try these awesome cheap eats. You guys rocks!
I see that you guys are going to these places on different days, which I really appreciate because I've always wondered if CZcamsrs really finish all the food they order when they do a food crawl all in one day.
I like what Andrew said about food transcending generations. If the video was shortened to 5 minutes and he said that at the end, that's it. Props for hitting the essential thought of all food that is great!
Love this video! I have eaten at most of the places and i appreciate how honest and accurate your reviews on each food items. I am also very proud of u for showcasing how cheap and delish the foods in chinatown are & also how u are trying to save NYC's chinatown as well. Keep doing you!
Please do one for Flushing!! There’s a super authentic Taiwanese place owned by my parents called Crystal Ice 😊 shaved ice, tofu flan, rice burritos...authentic Taiwanese food you can’t find anywhere else in NYC!
Tiger sugar just added a drink with tiger jelly to the menu. Its the perfect sized coffee jelly and is my current number 1 drink. A MUST TRY ITS SO GOOD
I once produced a tv episode featuring Buddha Bodai. I was amazed at how close to actual meat the vegetarian food tasted. Great job highlighting the spots.
The original flagship location of Yayas is on Chrystie Street. The location on Grand Street is their second location. There's a rice noodle shop called Yi Ji Shi Mo on Elizabeth Street in Chinatown that is really cheap and delicious. Also few stores down across the street, there's an Chinese food market with hot food, bakery and butchershop that has the staple for food for Asian ppl in Chinatown for decades.Mei Wah Fast Food charges you extra for the egg btw. Also, around the corner on Bayard from May Wah, there's two dessert places serving mochi donuts and matcha soft serve
That Chinese food market with doors on both Elizabeth and Mott (goes by Deluxe Food Market in English, and I don’t know how to write their Chinese name, something 昌 like a lot of the Chinese meat markets in NY’s various Chinatowns in Manhattan and Flushing and 8th Ave in Sunset Park Brooklyn) is real good for meats too. It’s less packed than it used to be because of Covid (at least when I took a look earlier this week) but their siu lap and 牛腩 is bomb and their dim sum and sushi ain’t bad either. I’ve been meaning to go to Yi Ji Shi Mo for noodles, but they’re always closed by the time I swing by after work. The place on Bayard with matcha soft serve is Taiyaki, they’re known for their taiyaki fish pastry cones with red bean or custard, and also their unicorn soft serve that made them Insta famous. I was there yesterday after work celebrating a week in my new job for matcha soft serve in a red bean taiyaki cone because Chinatown Ice Cream Factory didn’t have my favorite flavor (Dan tat) all week. They had a pop up in Flushing I went to all the time last year, I dunno if they’re still there, but I doubt it because it was in a food court and I’m pretty sure they closed down due to the lockdown. I think they’re also in hipster Williamsburg too.
Thank god Mei Lai Wah is open again. I used to get cha siew bao on my way home after school here. Great job uncovering these spots - I'm gonna check out some of the new places!
I noticed you guys kept mentioning "tamago" as the fluffy omelette, but it's actually specifically called "tamagoyaki"! tamago literally translates to egg :)
Hey guys, Re: Hakka food has been in Chinatown for over 60 years. The Hakbox menu started around early 60's if not late 50's with the endearing Yuk Lon on Catherine St. Then family expanded and went around the corner to open Nam Fong, Southern Wind with expanded menu of rice and noodle dishes. The sons of original owners were fabulous cooks !! Is sad that their kids didn't carry on tradition, but... have their own careers. Hakbox does terrific job on, carrying on. Though many shops has tried to imitate, Hakbox has definitely done a great job, especially when you see elderly women standing on line. Chung fun is delicious as original and stuffed tofu as the originally made with salted fish for taste is delicious. Yeah I go around the corner also to Fong On for the Sweet rice cake, Bok Tong Go 😋. Oh Kings is a block away for Clay Pot rice on E Broadway with many choices and if you do take out take home the clay pot for two bucks 🎉.
Loving this series! Thank you bringing awareness to support these small local business. I'm from New York and still didn't know about most of these places, I will for sure go try these places out next time I'm in chinatown!
So glad you guys hit up May Wah. I've been going there since I was a kid and it still tastes the same as I remembered as a kid 20 years ago. One of the best pork chops over rice hands down.
Love the food crawl through NYC. Toronto has a huge Vietnamese and Chinese population too. With it plenty of cheap eats. You can get a gut busting meal for about $7 bucks usd. Noodles, dumplings, fish, pork chops, and my favourite, Chinese bbq.
Saigon Vietnamese Deli or where I have spent far to much of my time and money with delicious, delicious foods. I love the videos you guys keep putting out, it is amazing that you're showcasing such awesome places!
Here are some of my recommendations for your consideration: 1. King’s kitchen - 92 East Broadway; probably have the best bbq port and roast chicken in this Chinatown imo 2. Sun Hing Lung- 58 Henry Street; rice noodle, it’s a hole in the wall 3. Ming’s Café - 28 Canal Street; a HK style café that locals frequent 4. Big Wong - 67 Mott St; my go-to for Cantonese food, one of the older restaurants that is still around 5. 88 Lan Zhou Handmade Noodle - 40 Bowery Street; used to be on East Broadway and you have done a video at their old location 6. Kam Hing - 118 Baxter st; a bakery famous for their sponge cake. 7. Rice noodle cart on E Broadway and Rutgers(in ront of Wu’s Wonton King); by a lady, have irregular hours 8. Shang Hai 21 - 21 Mott Street; probably the best Shanghainese restaurant in this Chinatown imo None of these spots are hippie…but thank you for doing these and the effort to help keep Chinatown Alive!
Thank You, really love seeing all these places being shown in your video. I've lived here my whole life and still haven't gotten to try everything yet, your videos can help bring awareness and keep these businesses alive!
Should have tried the #1 at Banh Mi Saigon, its their most popular one and AMAZING!! I get it all the time when I go there. Also, should have tried their #13, cold cut special, super authentic and traditional.
Haven't been in the city in a while since Covid, so glad to see Viet Sandwich Deli is still going. Love them. Going to get out there and show some support soon.
Try these places in Chinatown: kuih cafe (malaysian), malaysia beef jerky (handmade fresh jerkies), asian spicy curry pop up (one of the best laksa in nyc), kong sikh tong (hk food), yi ji shi mo noodle corp (chern fun fish ball)
I am loving this series! I'm from LA and now live in BK - and appreciate the west coast perspective on these spots. Chinatown is my fav! Supertaste at 26 Eldridge is my jamm.
No matter what nationality, my fellow yellows, u guys are representing. But seriously tho, we are facing tough times now. No matter what race, nationality, color, creed, religion we are, we are all of the same mankind species, terrans. We ought to prepare for the zerg invasion.
@@brokenredbench96 thanks I'm a true yorker, lived here since birth, walked Chinatown since the 80's. And the question was a suggestion. By the way thanks ....
I grew up near Chinatown & I absolutely love these videos!! I love to see the restaurants that survived gentrification in this area (lower east side) as a matter of fact that’d be a great video!!
Agreed, but since it’s an FJ spot they should just call it soy sauce egg instead of randomly calling it tamago. It’s like false marketing. Just a boiled egg marinated in soy sauce.
Hak Box is a modern version of New South Wind Restaurant that used to be on Division Street. I'm glad to see them bring back some of the old school food I grew up with. I'll definitely go there if I return to visit NYC. I wish someone would open a new version of King Sun Restaurant that used to be on Pell Street. They used to make roast beef with brown gravy over rice which was sooo good I still crave it to this day.
The other good spot for rice rolls similar to the Hakka ones are in a small bakery on the corner across from Hong Kong Supermarket. $1.25 per rice roll.
My favorite memory of Mei Lai Wah was this famous rather heavy set waitress approaching the table and while eyeballing the kitchen she'd snap "Wadda Ya Want !!!". She was the original soup nas ee. Adorable, she moved on to hagen daz later on. She was the mom of a popular insurance dealer on E Broadway.
You guys should try a Hispanic food crawl. You're so close to the Hispanic food capital of the USA. Go to Union City, West NY and North Bergen. All in NJ right across from the Lincoln Tunnel. You could help those small businesses and get to try everything from different Hispanic cuisine too because they are all connected. A one stop shop.
YES INDEED I DO BELIEVE THAT THE FLUSHING QUEENS CHINATOWN IS MUST BETTER THEN THE ONE IN MANHATTAN NYC CHINATOWN GOOD LUCK GUYS I ENJOY LOVE YOUR FOOD BLOG SHOWS STAY POSITIVE GOOD LUCK
To the right of Wah Fung I used to go to New Kim Tuong for lunch. They had good Beef Ho Fun for like $9.00 and gave you a giant glass bowl of it. Try it out for me. I haven't been there in 10 years.
I like the veitnamese sandwich I will go there soon next week, thanks for sharing this video tour for cheap eats in Chinatown, keep up the great work you guys was showing, thanks a lot
THANK YOU for putting timestamps and listing the places you went to. Makes it easier to find when I look up the name of a restaurant
Your reviews are amazing! I learn something new everytime! I was in NY last week and hit up almost every restaurant on your last video, you were on point. When we were waiting at Spicy Village two other groups of poeple were there because of your video, one guy was actually playing your video as we were waiting. Thank you so much for putting all the work into these videos :). I can't wait to come back to NY to try these restaurants too.
Omg the vietnamese deli at 7:26 is my uncle’s deli! They really do make amazing viet food so please check it out :)
WOHOOOO
Living near Chinatown most of my childhood and now in Brooklyn thanks Fung Bros for reintroducing and introducing and motivating me to try these awesome cheap eats. You guys rocks!
I see that you guys are going to these places on different days, which I really appreciate because I've always wondered if CZcamsrs really finish all the food they order when they do a food crawl all in one day.
You guys need to do one in Flushing Main street
YESSSSS !!!
Totally ~
They do have main st flushing videos
BANH MI SAIGON IS THE ABSOLUTE BEST!!! I literally bring all my friends visiting new york there!
Love their Shrimp Summer Rolls....
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@@michaelmitchell4583 ...You never had their Summer Rolls?
Im Vietnamese :D
Those banh mi look subpar. More cucumber than meat. Cucumber is a no-no ingredient in banh mi. Makes it super soggy.
I like what Andrew said about food transcending generations. If the video was shortened to 5 minutes and he said that at the end, that's it. Props for hitting the essential thought of all food that is great!
Love this video! I have eaten at most of the places and i appreciate how honest and accurate your reviews on each food items. I am also very proud of u for showcasing how cheap and delish the foods in chinatown are & also how u are trying to save NYC's chinatown as well. Keep doing you!
Hakbox rice rolls & their dumplings are so nostalgic! Totally brings back childhood memories🥰🥰
List of Asian Food Concentrated Spots: 8th Ave, Brooklyn; Flushing, Queens; Elmhurst, Queens! SO MUCH TO DISCOVER
Please do one for Flushing!! There’s a super authentic Taiwanese place owned by my parents called Crystal Ice 😊 shaved ice, tofu flan, rice burritos...authentic Taiwanese food you can’t find anywhere else in NYC!
Tiger sugar just added a drink with tiger jelly to the menu. Its the perfect sized coffee jelly and is my current number 1 drink. A MUST TRY ITS SO GOOD
please do a video on flushing. There is a lot of great Chinese eats over in Flushing, Queens.
Pei Zhen Qu names drop the gems lol ?
I once produced a tv episode featuring Buddha Bodai. I was amazed at how close to actual meat the vegetarian food tasted. Great job highlighting the spots.
Anime has made me want those rice balls since forever and I’ve never had them yet 😩😩😩
do you mean donuts? :)
Onigiri isn't too difficult to make. They're easy and can be very satisfying in simplicity
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yall need to try the *bbq pork* option from Banh Mi Saigon - that's my faveeee!
The original flagship location of Yayas is on Chrystie Street. The location on Grand Street is their second location. There's a rice noodle shop called Yi Ji Shi Mo on Elizabeth Street in Chinatown that is really cheap and delicious. Also few stores down across the street, there's an Chinese food market with hot food, bakery and butchershop that has the staple for food for Asian ppl in Chinatown for decades.Mei Wah Fast Food charges you extra for the egg btw. Also, around the corner on Bayard from May Wah, there's two dessert places serving mochi donuts and matcha soft serve
That Chinese food market with doors on both Elizabeth and Mott (goes by Deluxe Food Market in English, and I don’t know how to write their Chinese name, something 昌 like a lot of the Chinese meat markets in NY’s various Chinatowns in Manhattan and Flushing and 8th Ave in Sunset Park Brooklyn) is real good for meats too. It’s less packed than it used to be because of Covid (at least when I took a look earlier this week) but their siu lap and 牛腩 is bomb and their dim sum and sushi ain’t bad either.
I’ve been meaning to go to Yi Ji Shi Mo for noodles, but they’re always closed by the time I swing by after work.
The place on Bayard with matcha soft serve is Taiyaki, they’re known for their taiyaki fish pastry cones with red bean or custard, and also their unicorn soft serve that made them Insta famous. I was there yesterday after work celebrating a week in my new job for matcha soft serve in a red bean taiyaki cone because Chinatown Ice Cream Factory didn’t have my favorite flavor (Dan tat) all week. They had a pop up in Flushing I went to all the time last year, I dunno if they’re still there, but I doubt it because it was in a food court and I’m pretty sure they closed down due to the lockdown. I think they’re also in hipster Williamsburg too.
Thank you for this
Thank god Mei Lai Wah is open again. I used to get cha siew bao on my way home after school here. Great job uncovering these spots - I'm gonna check out some of the new places!
I noticed you guys kept mentioning "tamago" as the fluffy omelette, but it's actually specifically called "tamagoyaki"! tamago literally translates to egg :)
Lol, I was just telling my friend that.
tamagoyaki is also just referred to as tamago! especially in a nigiri sushi or omakase setting
Always coming in hard with these dope videos. Respect!!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Hey guys, Re: Hakka food has been in Chinatown for over 60 years. The Hakbox menu started around early 60's if not late 50's with the endearing Yuk Lon on Catherine St. Then family expanded and went around the corner to open Nam Fong, Southern Wind with expanded menu of rice and noodle dishes. The sons of original owners were fabulous cooks !! Is sad that their kids didn't carry on tradition, but... have their own careers. Hakbox does terrific job on, carrying on. Though many shops has tried to imitate, Hakbox has definitely done a great job, especially when you see elderly women standing on line. Chung fun is delicious as original and stuffed tofu as the originally made with salted fish for taste is delicious. Yeah I go around the corner also to Fong On for the Sweet rice cake, Bok Tong Go 😋. Oh Kings is a block away for Clay Pot rice on E Broadway with many choices and if you do take out take home the clay pot for two bucks 🎉.
Been eating at Yaya Tea since 2011. One of my favorite spots.
The fact that y’all cameraman was in a full kit rollerblading fit I’m liking this video 😂
I love these series!! Keep up the great work guys
Nice, I came back to this channel. I first saw you guys when you started Asian parents vids.
Guys u need to collab with Mike Chen since he's in NY too now
EDIT: WOW over 200 likes❤️
lol Mike Chen is a falun gong cult. keep away
jzizzles What that mean lol??😵😵
i was thinking that!!! chinese based food channels unite haha
YES! Would love to see this collaboration
I would step in if mike chen passes up. 😀
Loving this series! Thank you bringing awareness to support these small local business. I'm from New York and still didn't know about most of these places, I will for sure go try these places out next time I'm in chinatown!
Buddha Bodai is such a hidden gem! One of my favorite vegetarian spots in the city :)
So glad you guys hit up May Wah. I've been going there since I was a kid and it still tastes the same as I remembered as a kid 20 years ago. One of the best pork chops over rice hands down.
Love the food crawl through NYC. Toronto has a huge Vietnamese and Chinese population too. With it plenty of cheap eats. You can get a gut busting meal for about $7 bucks usd. Noodles, dumplings, fish, pork chops, and my favourite, Chinese bbq.
Love how non bullshitty this video is, big love from Harlem. I have something to do this weekend🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
Saigon Vietnamese Deli or where I have spent far to much of my time and money with delicious, delicious foods. I love the videos you guys keep putting out, it is amazing that you're showcasing such awesome places!
Great content guys I have grown up eating at most of these places myself!! One love for all of them!!! 💪 Warren is a good friend of mine!
Here are some of my recommendations for your consideration:
1. King’s kitchen - 92 East Broadway; probably have the best bbq port and roast chicken in this Chinatown imo
2. Sun Hing Lung- 58 Henry Street; rice noodle, it’s a hole in the wall
3. Ming’s Café - 28 Canal Street; a HK style café that locals
frequent
4. Big Wong - 67 Mott St; my go-to for Cantonese food, one of the older restaurants that is still around
5. 88 Lan Zhou Handmade Noodle - 40 Bowery Street; used to be on East Broadway and you have done a video at their old location
6. Kam Hing - 118 Baxter st; a bakery famous for their sponge cake.
7. Rice noodle cart on E Broadway and Rutgers(in ront of Wu’s Wonton King); by a lady, have irregular hours
8. Shang Hai 21 - 21 Mott Street; probably the best Shanghainese restaurant in this Chinatown imo
None of these spots are hippie…but thank you for doing these and the effort to help keep Chinatown Alive!
88 lanzhou is closing end of this month sadly :(
Crab soup dumplings from Shanghai Heping on Mott st are AMAZING! 8 For 7.95, no better deal for xiao long bao out there!!!
Yooooo y'all made a part 2....nicceee thank you 💪🏾
MAN I LOVE THIS SERIES SOOOO MUCH!!! KEEP UP WITH THE AMAZING CONTENT!!
Thank You, really love seeing all these places being shown in your video. I've lived here my whole life and still haven't gotten to try everything yet, your videos can help bring awareness and keep these businesses alive!
Should have tried the #1 at Banh Mi Saigon, its their most popular one and AMAZING!! I get it all the time when I go there. Also, should have tried their #13, cold cut special, super authentic and traditional.
Love these cheap eats videos! Make me want to visit NY :). Keep it going!!
I love Yaya Tea House!! Yakisoba with beef and Taiwan sausage are my faves. Also matcha latte with boba!
Haven't been in the city in a while since Covid, so glad to see Viet Sandwich Deli is still going. Love them. Going to get out there and show some support soon.
Okay honestly putting everything in the description below is the reason I will always watch these
Try these places in Chinatown: kuih cafe (malaysian), malaysia beef jerky (handmade fresh jerkies), asian spicy curry pop up (one of the best laksa in nyc), kong sikh tong (hk food), yi ji shi mo noodle corp (chern fun fish ball)
Much respect goes out to the Fung Bros for showing love and bringing live back to the Chinatowns!
Loving these eps! Hitting up NY next year, a lot of places to visit haha😋
Awesome video my guys, this is the type of dope content I love
Y'all gotta do part 3 with Mee Sum Cafe, Vegetarian Dim Sum House (bot
h on Pell Street), Big Wong (on Mott), Jung's Dried Beef (on Mulberry)
What about Hop Shing? It is right by the N.Y Noodle house, if i am not mistaken
Nyonya on Grand St and Wok Wok on Mott St, Teado Tea Shop on Hester St, Lung Moon Bakery on Mulberry St
After watching you guys for years now, I just got one question - what do you do with all of the leftovers?
The camera dude eats it lol and whoever else is behind the scenes
Camera dude’s name is John. He’s a person too!
@@flymurakami well I didn't know what his name was lol
I love yayas, I also havent had any bahn Mi's in manhattan but Joju in queens HITS
The way David says Andrew makes me hungry! In New York right now looking for some dank chinese spots, thanks so much for the recommendations!
I am loving this series! I'm from LA and now live in BK - and appreciate the west coast perspective on these spots. Chinatown is my fav! Supertaste at 26 Eldridge is my jamm.
Im so happy you're doing this!!! Bc we need to know more of which Asian restaurant is open still to support in Chinatown! 💜💜
No matter what nationality, my fellow yellows, u guys are representing.
But seriously tho, we are facing tough times now. No matter what race, nationality, color, creed, religion we are, we are all of the same mankind species, terrans. We ought to prepare for the zerg invasion.
You are the BEST!!! Small businesses need our support. Mongol RULES. Much love and continued success. Thank you for this video.
You guys HAVE DONE IT AGAIN! GREAT VIDEO!!🙌🙌🙌
So nice to bring awareness to local business! Amazing! Great job!🥳
Saigon Vietnamese Deli is awesome! My go to spot, also has good sweets and herbal tea too! :D
In sayin' why don't you expand cheap eats all over new york, all five boroughs
They've signed an exclusive contract with the Lower East Side. #transplants
Cuz they’re reviewing Asian, mostly Chinese cheap eats, and China town is in the lower east side.
@@brokenredbench96 Ironically, CTown is more expensive than the other Chinese enclaves in NYC.
@@brokenredbench96 thanks I'm a true yorker, lived here since birth, walked Chinatown since the 80's. And the question was a suggestion. By the way thanks ....
C Martin didn’t mean no disrespect just didn’t realize it was a suggestion.
I love great cheap eats! We can all relate to this episode 😀
I grew up near Chinatown & I absolutely love these videos!! I love to see the restaurants that survived gentrification in this area (lower east side) as a matter of fact that’d be a great video!!
About to get dressed to explore some of these spots! Thank you for these videos! Love you guys 🤟🏾
Best of luck
Tamago is just egg. If you're thinking of the fluffy rolled omelet, that's tamagoyaki.
Agreed, but since it’s an FJ spot they should just call it soy sauce egg instead of randomly calling it tamago. It’s like false marketing. Just a boiled egg marinated in soy sauce.
Thank you for sharing! I am glad you also included pricing on all the food items you ate. Can’t wait to travel to NY and try out all these places.
25:30 steamed buns looked amazing and super affordable.
Went to 2 of the spots from the last cheap eats video and my god... def worth it.
Hak Box is a modern version of New South Wind Restaurant that used to be on Division Street. I'm glad to see them bring back some of the old school food I grew up with. I'll definitely go there if I return to visit NYC. I wish someone would open a new version of King Sun Restaurant that used to be on Pell Street. They used to make roast beef with brown gravy over rice which was sooo good I still crave it to this day.
The other good spot for rice rolls similar to the Hakka ones are in a small bakery on the corner across from Hong Kong Supermarket. $1.25 per rice roll.
Ho Won Bakery 146 Hester St. Its a real bargain no frills place.
Love your show keep the excitement going.😆😆
Finally have a reason to want to visit NY
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Y'all love torturing me! Looks AMAZING!!
My favorite memory of Mei Lai Wah was this famous rather heavy set waitress approaching the table and while eyeballing the kitchen she'd snap "Wadda Ya Want !!!". She was the original soup nas ee. Adorable, she moved on to hagen daz later on. She was the mom of a popular insurance dealer on E Broadway.
1:55 David is rocking the 90s V-boy ganster look / white Tee, baseball cap, and semi mustache facial.. totally sangabriel valley asian vibe.
Is really good making this kind of video, show history and a lot of stuff in it. There is still room to grow and produce more this kind videos.
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Fung Bros, Go to 8th Ave Brooklyn!!!
Deng Ji for their Yunnan's noodle soup!
The guy with the helmet,John, is one very handsome dude.Great food vlog.
You guys should try a Hispanic food crawl. You're so close to the Hispanic food capital of the USA. Go to Union City, West NY and North Bergen. All in NJ right across from the Lincoln Tunnel. You could help those small businesses and get to try everything from different Hispanic cuisine too because they are all connected. A one stop shop.
Fung Bro’s are true ambassadors not just Asian culture but global culture. 👏
YES INDEED
I DO BELIEVE THAT THE FLUSHING QUEENS CHINATOWN IS MUST BETTER THEN THE ONE IN MANHATTAN NYC CHINATOWN
GOOD LUCK GUYS
I ENJOY LOVE YOUR FOOD BLOG SHOWS
STAY POSITIVE
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Damn did not expect the 30 minute video but I'm lovin it. Keep up the quality content guys
Awesome vblog! Now i know what spots to hit on my visit to New York next month! Can't wait to check them out
May wah fast food been my go to for like 15+yrs
Itd be cool if y’all did cheap eats in other parts of NY
The way how the cameraman eats is LIT!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
Dang Hak Box a throwback to the legendary Southwind
Food crawl for me and my niece. Great video. Buddha Bodai is my fav. Just ordered from there last week. The vegan char shu is off the hook.
Loved the video!!! Hope you can do a Southeast Asian food crawl next time! Like Southeast Asian restaurants around new york ❤️
I wasn't hungry, now I started watching this, and now I'm hungry 😫😋
Down in the Philly areas, our banh mi are between $5-7. Fusion ones would go $8 and up.
Dope episode. Now do one about hidden gems in California and Vancouver.
To the right of Wah Fung I used to go to New Kim Tuong for lunch. They had good Beef Ho Fun for like $9.00 and gave you a giant glass bowl of it. Try it out for me. I haven't been there in 10 years.
I like canned fish. Finland loves it. Long winters.
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Just out of curiosity, I’ve seen many guys wearing that white t-shirt in NY. Is it something like a trend there?
His facial expressions are giving me life 🤣🤣
I like the veitnamese sandwich I will go there soon next week, thanks for sharing this video tour for cheap eats in Chinatown, keep up the great work you guys was showing, thanks a lot