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Chinatown NYC Travel Guide: Everything you need to know
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- Chinatown NYC Travel Guide: Everything you need to know. Today well cover New York's Chinatown! Its easily one of the best neighborhoods in NYC! Chinatown is the bomb! I love Chinatown!
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You did a video about the Lower East Side, but totally ignored Alphabet City. What up with that?!? 🤔 How can you miss the neighborhood that borders Houston Street in the south to 14th Street to the North and the River in the east to Avenue A in the west? Dude, step up your game! 😎
JAY-Z is God in the book of Apocalypse / Revelation. I know this because I have the name “Jesus” on my thigh. Read Revelation 19:16
I've been to Chinatown many times yet here I am watching this 😂
Me too. But at least I know the statue, and the pronunciation: “Chat-um.”
same
Likewise but so wonderful...
i now live in hong kong, kowloon. i remember Chatham Square. I used to work at the CCBA on Mott Street with the English teachers. Thanks for the memoies, and Confucius plaza also had classes. That was in 1980. Thanks for the memories.
You missed Elizabeth center is an underground Asian shops filled with cute things, Japanese plushies, jewelry, cosmetics, etc. And another bubble tea/donut/coffee shop called "Alibaba" they sell delicious donuts and variety of bubble tea flavors!
Unfortunately, the Elizabeth Center is a shadow of its former self. 10 years ago, all the shops were open, and last I had went there a couple of years back, more than half the storefronts were empty.
I'm traveling to New York for the second time next month and these videos are *so* useful to me, to form my own ideas for exploration. I'm watching this series religiously since you started it and I really appreciate the work you put into it. Thank you for this undertaking!
Thanks Carla I'm so glad you are getting insight from it!
@@TheTravelingClatt I'm so much better equipped this time around than the last time I was there! Thank you again. If I see you around I'll say hi
@@TheTravelingClattI have lived in San Francisco for a short time but nothing compares to the Chinatown in Manhattan. I want to see London's Chinatown
a cool thing you can do in lion dance parades (only lion dance parades) is if you have a red envelope, you can feed the lion it and it will do a simple dance for you. you can also take picture as well depending on which group of lion dancing group your going to.
Love your channel. Would it be possible to list all the places you go in the description, and that way they would be easier to find? If not, that's OK, I can just watch it again. Very informative, and I love a good dumpling.
Thank you so much for such an interesting and really useful guide! Never been to NYC, however I'm looking forward to the trip. Furthermore, the Chinatown is gonna be one the main points of my trip thanks to your video. Greetings from Moldova!
I respect that you made sure not to record anyone doing anything illegal. 💯
Keeping their business their business
I remember living here in the late 80's, and early 90's! I was in elementary school then and went to P.S. 1 elementary school. Being African American, it was maybe 2 or 3 other African Americans at the school at that time. I had some fun times living here, and I can't wait to visit as an adult.
MALAY SUBTITLES : Part 5 of 6
14:05
hampir selesai di Pekan Cina yang baru kita lakukan
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berjaya ke jalan yang bernama Grand Street
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sekarang Grand Street adalah Jalan lain yang
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jenis meregangkan secara keseluruhan
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Pekan Cina dan saya rasa malah melaluinya
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dan salah satu bit utama yang anda mahukan
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untuk menerokai di sini di Grand Street adalah tepat
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jenis berjalan-jalan itu lebih senyap
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akhirnya mereka memikirkan Terusan dan anda boleh datang
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di sini dan juga memakan Kampung Itali
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yang lain adalah kawasan kejiranan kita
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akan menyentuh sedikit demi sedikit tetapi
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pasti jalan yang anda mahukan
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lihat dan ada satu tempat tertentu
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dan saya ingin membawa kalian ke sini seperti kita
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tamatkan lawatan Pekan Cina kami sehingga tempat terakhir kami
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di sini di Pekan Cina yang saya cadangkan
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lawatan adalah jenis lubang di dinding
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tempat itu dipanggil Singapura Malaysia
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Beef Jerky dan mereka mengatakan tempat di mana mereka
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membuat dan mencipta daging salai sendiri
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mereka mempunyai gaya yang berbeza dan berbeza
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rasa dan sangat sedap dan sedap
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murah jadi kita akan mendapat satu bahagian terakhir
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untuk menamatkan masa kita di sini di Pekan Cina
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pad jadi begini rupa
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ia sangat berbeza daripada suka
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orang Amerika tradisional
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satu dolar untuk sekeping ini jelas jika
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anda mendapat lebih banyak nilai melaluinya
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oh ya ampun
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Saya mendapat makanan ringan sepanjang hari itu
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sungguh luar biasa jadi ya itulah akhirnya
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masa kita di sini di video Pekan Cina adalah
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tidak lebih dari kita sebenarnya mempunyai beberapa lagi
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lingkungan kejiranan yang lebih kecil
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yang saya rasa tidak dibenarkan
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asingkan video jadi saya hanya akan melingkar
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mereka ke dalam video ini mari masuk ke dalam kami
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kawasan kejiranan bonus yang ada di sini
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kawasan yang pertama adalah Little Italy
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ini adalah Little Italy secara harfiah a
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lima saat berjalan dari tempat ia berada
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Pekan Cina tetapi pasti tidak begitu
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sebesar Pekan Cina jauh lebih kecil
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tetapi apa yang anda dapati di sini adalah banyak
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seperti restoran Itali yang mendalam dan
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kedai tempatan anda akan dapati semua
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pastri semua kepingan keju
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tempat yang ingin anda lawati dan banyak
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daripadanya seperti yang diberi nilai tertinggi
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di bandar jadi sejuk untuk datang dan
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lihat itu bukan sesuatu yang anda boleh
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menghabiskan saya fikir berjam-jam atau hari meneroka
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seperti yang anda boleh di Pekan Cina tetapi ia adalah
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kawasan yang sangat sejuk tetap dan anda baik
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lihat bagaimana seni bina dan
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gaya untuk restoran tempat
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ubah detik anda menyeberang ke
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Little Italy jadi kita akan menjadi
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beralih dari kejiranan ini a
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sedikit italia di mana kita berada sekarang
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ke tempat yang dipanggil soho memang ada
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hanya satu tempat yang ingin saya tunjukkan kepada anda
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Soho atau mungkin dua yang saya fikir baik
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perlu diberi perhatian terutama bagi pelancong yang
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datang melawat kita akan beralih dengan
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kejiranan itu sekarang baik-baik saja
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kami berjaya sampai di Prince Street di sini
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di Soho dan ada satu makanan tertentu
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pilihan di sini bahawa saya ingin menunjukkan kepada anda semua
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kerana saya fikir ia sebenarnya memerlukan
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kek untuk salah satu pizza terbaik di Bandar Raya New
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York itulah yang dinamakan Putera
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Pizza jalanan sangat terkenal di sana
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selalu keluar dari pintu dan itu
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sebenarnya salah satu perkara yang saya benci
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garis Saya fikir ia bernilai garis
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ia adalah kepingan pizza yang sangat bagus
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baiklah kita mendapat Putera yang terkenal
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Pizza jalanan perkara ini seperti 20
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minit untuk mendapatkannya adalah kepingan sempurna
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walaupun harga $ 3.30 bernilai 20
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tunggu sebentar agak lama tapi semuanya
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rentak berita ini sangat baik dan sangat bagus
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bahkan tidak mahal anda akan menyangka
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akan menjadi lebih mahal jadi saya memang ada
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untuk mengesyorkannya supaya saya tidak
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hantar anda ke Soho sampai ke sini sahaja
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untuk berdiri dalam barisan selama 20 minit
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sekeping pizza tetapi saya membawa anda ke sini
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kerana ini seperti hipster
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ibu kota membeli-belah di New York City atau di
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Manhattan paling rendah ia adalah bernilai
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datang ke sini untuk melihat seni jalanan
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dan nikmati orang yang menonton juga
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melakukan belanja jika anda mempunyai anggaran
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untuk itu tetapi ada satu perkara lagi
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benar-benar menjadikan Soho Soho
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dan itulah jenis batu bulat
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jalan-jalan yang anda ada di sini
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orang yang anda akan melihat orang yang tidak berhenti begitu sahaja
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berjalan melalui jalan-jalan di sini dan
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melakukan semacam pemotretan kerana
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jalan-jalan di sini kelihatan begitu tua dan kuno
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terutamanya dengan bangunan di sekitar tetapi
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ia adalah sesuatu yang sangat menggembirakan
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sangat mengagumkan untuk melihatnya
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bersama sekarang sebelum kita mengenai perkara video ini
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baiklah saya akan berjalan batu batu ini
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jalan-jalan balik ke rumah sebenarnya tidak
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Saya mungkin akan berjalan ke kereta api bawah tanah
Dude you earned your Subscription, great personality and I feel like I actually learned something.
8:18 to the left that Taiwan Pork Chop House (武昌好味道) is the best Taiwanese local food. Some Taiwanese celebrities went there too.
I'm so damned exited to be visiting NYC in April. Your videos have been an appreciated informative guide for me! If I see you I'll shout out!
Yes please do
I'm going later in May! Can't freaking wait.
Steven Short i leave this week! :D
I’m going in a few weeks!
How was the weather in April I'm going in April for the first time
What a packed video. I loved it and I want to spend a week in China Town. That jerky looked great and it also looked like the perfect backpack food.
Soooo good
Randomly found your NYC Manhattan Chinatown video and we used it to plan out our day. TY for the tips, especially for the Buddist Temple.
Appreciate you alot! 🙏🙏🙏
Great vid, Chinatown is also one of my favorite neighborhood in NYC, never knew about Singapore Malaysia beef jerkey, I will have to check it out
Gotta try it my man!
You are doing yourself a disservice by not going to Jing Fong for dim sum. It is my go to dim sum place in Chinatown. And yes, it can be busy (take a number and wait) on weekends, but they will move people in and out quickly. You can either go really early, or go later (get there after 1:30 or 2 and you can easily get seated right away). They do the dim sum carts until 3 or 4 pm, so you won't miss much. If you are looking at doing dinner there on the weekend, I would highly recommend calling first. Many times the restaurant is booked for wedding banquets so it will be closed. My other go to place for dim sum is Joy Luck Palace on Mott Street just north of Canal Street.
Awesome vlog about NYC Chinatown! Loved it! Thank you Tal for your extraordinary effort in vlogging! Jay Jay and I are watching you from San Diego. You're the best!
Love u guys! salamat!
They got gadgets and gizmos aplenty, whozits and whatzits galore!😁
Just found your channel. Learning new things about your city is always great to learn & watch. Keep up the great work, cannot wait for your channel to blow.
I lived in NYC for 2 years...coolest place in the states
Thanks for breaking down the areas of NYC's areas of Chinatown. I missed a lot on my last trip there aà
Gotta come back!
Totally agree, when I lived in NYC, Chinatown was my go to spot when I wanted my dollar to go much further but yet stay within the lower Manhattan
So many things I didnt know - Great tour i must go to these places
8:21 There is no such thing as Mandarin & Cantonese writings. It's just Chinese characters. However, they can be written in Simplified or Traditional format.
The spelling changes based in the language.
That’s correct
This is incorrect, you can actually write in Cantonese but it's usually not formal
No
I'm so happy you mentioned Sweets. They're the best Chinatown bakery. 😭😭😭😭
They are awesome
Love China Town. And canal avenue. Yesss
Chinatown is awesome! I don't live in NYC ( I'm about 4 hours away), so when I come in I always look for a great hotel. Hotel 50 Bowery in Chinatown is amazing and right in the heart of things. Love staying there! Btw, came over from Twitter. Have seen you in several other CZcamsr's vids, followed you on twitter, but forgot to subscribe lol. Changed that man!
Thanks dude! That's much appreciated!
Try staying at Hotel Life on West 30th Street off Broadway...it was home office to Life Magazine many years ago and is now a hotel... beautiful architecture, convenient to everything in Manhattan or just a short subway/bus ride away.
MALAY SUBTITLES : Part 6 of 6
17:27
stesen tetapi itulah akhir dari kita
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Pekan Cina Soho dan Kampung Itali membimbing saya
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semoga kalian mendapat sedikit maklumat
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daripada ini dan suka lagi dan
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semua yang dipilih oleh panduan ini dan
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pilih lokasi yang anda suka buat
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jenis pengembaraan anda sendiri sepanjang
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kawasan-kawasan di New York juga jika saya
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terlepas apa-apa sila komen
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di bawah dan beritahu saya cara yang lain
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orang dalam komen dapat mencari
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cadangan yang mungkin anda ada
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melanggan dan memilih pemberitahuan supaya anda
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jangan terlepas satu video kerana kami
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merangkumi semua yang menarik dan terkenal
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kejiranan di sini di Bandar Raya New York juga
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jika anda mahu menyokong saluran ini, anda
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beli beberapa barang seperti ini
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hoodie ia akan berada di skrin sekarang atau di
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keterangan di bawah di sinilah saya berada
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akan menamatkan video ini. Sayang kamu semua
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selamanya. Selamat tinggal
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[Muzik]
''FYI'' .. Here is something funny about New York residents. I used to be an over the road Truck Driver. I got lost to one of my Customers there in Brooklyn. I stopped a person walking on the side of the road and asked them if they knew how to get back to the highway. They had no idea.....lol.. They lived there all of there lives but had no idea how to get to a freeway!!! .. That was too funny!!!
Soho also has the highest concentration of cast iron buildings in the United States.
Nice video. Thanks.
Thanks Tal! Really interesting!
Glad you enjoyed my friend!
Awesome vblog Tal.. your NYC series is so informative. My wife and I are planning a trip back to NYC soon and you have opened our eyes to new places to explore. Especially the purse purchasing corner, haha. Thank you so much! I hope everyone shares your videos to others.
I lived in China town when I was little
i used to go to the temple and knew people there.Great to see it again.
Hi Tal, you must go around the world & film such travel videos when you're young, more energetic & nicer-looking. These NYC videos are very interesting, informative & educational! The Israel ones are not so much, especially when you film yourself sharing long thoughts about the conflicts in the country or sitting down doing long diagnosis of food that you're eating. We're here to watch sceneries of countries mainly.
Greatest video tour on earth 👍👍👍
Fantastic guide. You’re the travel guide guru!
Thanks Mandy!
This is great, I was wondering when you would do Chinatown! The parade is possibly to celebrate the community of people from Fujian Province. There isn’t a lot going there as far as jobs, so a lot of people from Fujian province move to the US and Canada. Primarily to work in Chinese buffets, and takeout places, and once they attain enough English, they move to smaller towns to open their own restaurants. Child labor is still pretty common, anything from putting lids on food containers to making dumplings to eventually working the phone or register. The Chinatown bus systems originally were created to ferry workers (and Chinese restaurant supplies) from the larger cities to smaller towns with jobs available, nearly ALL from Fujian province. I think the Lucky Star to the side of the Buddhist temple is the 3rd oldest bus system. Probably more than you wanted to know, huh?
Haha I love the insight!
I wish I had of spent more time in Chinatown I was only there for like 30 minutes.
Oh it's was easliy my fav spot in the city
And this was made right before covid. Unreal how life changed
How is it now?
@@Mr_Gray_1995 Different. Dead. slowly returning, with outdoor booths.
Thank you !
Very informative and fun!
I kept wanting to watch more ! 🥰⚡ 🌟
At 11:31, that's the On Leong Chinese Merchants Association building. There's used to be one in Chinatown, Chicago, but it was changed into the Pui Tak Center. *And I believe it's accessible through stairs because there's a small door entrance on the left.
Thank you so much for the video. It will help me for my trip in Feb 2020 and especially for the Chinese New Year parade. The restaurant recommendations are awesome. The video also gives me an idea on I should be dressed for the weather. I am so looking forward to the visit. Mahalo and Aloha !
Great work!
Manhattan's Little Italy is small, the one in The Bronx is larger and where all the movies and tv shows take place. You could take days just going around to all the filming locations.
Amazing video of Chinatown. Thanks for the bonus tour of SoHo and Little Italy. I work down by Wall St. and it’s a short ride away.
My pleasure friend!
I love china town and little italy
This was awesome favorite places that I always drive through but never get to stop and take it all in. I’ve got little things here and there but I’ve never taken in the full scope of it the next time I go back I will make a whole day trip and try every food they have.
Thank you for making this awesome video
Great guide. I always used to get lost there. So much too see and great food. Thanks for showing me more. 👍
My pleasure friend;
Jing Fong for authentic dim sum on weekends, this place is humongous, looks like a ballroom dancing hall inside...the chicken feet tasted bland though..but maybe that's how authentic is supposed to taste like? and not the Americanized version I got used to? Hehe It's worth a visit even just for the experience.
Yes definitely!
It’s Friday 10:30am 10/25/19. I’m getting ready to hit-up China town today.
i remember Silver Palaee on th Bowery was the biggest dim sum or teahouse in Chinatown.....back around 1980
Was lucky to hit up Chinatown back before the whole virus stuff happened. Had such a great time.
cool stuff!
Hello!!! Tal !!! 131st view, 18th like and 6th comment 😃 Awesome video!! I am so jealous, Dumplings everywhere!🥟🥟 Good to see you, thank you for brightening my day. 🎆🎇
Ur the best!
great vid but you did forget one iconic eatery, this one (read on) and Jing Fong Restaurant are two of the places I remember going with my family when I was a kid and that was many years ago, lol. If your going to get ice cream in Chinatown this is the place you need to go, The Chinatown Ice cream Factory, 65 BAYARD ST. These two places are places I always took friends when down there. I agree for tourists they should visit Chinatown during the Lunar New year or during the Autumn if only to avoid the searing heat down there during the Summer but I love Chinatown too so anytime of the year it's a fun excursion to get some yummy food and pick up some things to eat at home as well as some other fun items from the various shops.
I've been to Chinatown at least a twenty times since the 70s and you showed me some new stuff. I took notes and will be definitely doing a dumpling run the next time. Great job on the video, your style of presentation is really enjoyable to watch.
Should definitively go to East Boardway Mall. It's right under the subway, and it gets super busy. There's also many shops and restaurants within the mall. There's a big dim sum restaurant within the mall and it is probably the most popular restaurant near that area.
Where the old Sun Sing Theater used to be....and the turf wars in that theater. That movie theater was iconic to chinatown, (as well as Music Palace, and I think, the Pagoda Palace?? theater).
The body counts at Sun Sing theater though...
Wow. brings back memories from the 1970's and 1980's. All gone now.
I really enjoy your videos... we are from Oklahoma and deliver to the Bronx produce market alot and I really appreciate the direction u kinda give on some of the ideas to go check out.... THANK YOU
We have Ajo Ichiban here in HK.
Fun Fact: Confucius is also featured on the US Supreme Court building's East entrance along with Greek lawmaker Solon and Moses.
Very special intro
Great video! I’ve been to all of those places and you were spot on! Love your channel, I’m a new subscriber and I’m hooked. 🥳🙏🫶🏼
Thank you and welcome friend!
Can wait to visit the Chinatown this June I will definitely try the Malaysian beef jerky
He didn't mention it, but it is on Elizabeth Street, on the left side about 2 or 3 blocks north of Canal Street. And BTW, they actually sell their jerky online as well (and my personal favorite is actually their pork jerky).
John Seah Thank you for the advice John. I would definitely try the pork jerky.
Om swastiastu, Suksma.
Wonderful as always!
Thanks pal!
Very informative!! Thank you for this video!
i love youre vids men! hope to see you one day in NYC a collab maybe? Filipino fan here :)
Salamat Kuya!
your welcome kapatid!
Hi now the two shops are closed permanently the dumpling shop and the candy shop however the vegetarian dumpling one is open
First. I beat y'all
lol xoxo
Great video!
Maybe they should have a panda express in chinatown in new york! Who agrees with me?
17 Mott St. WO Hop downstairs
13:11 the gentrification has began...
awesome guide! thanks.
My pleasure!
Can I find stuff for event decorations ( flowers, vases n more here)
You are a nice, smart guy, all good luck to you.
Great video bro
Thanks bro!
lol been to chinatown over a million times. have family there, but just came to see what u said.
You also forgot to point out that the Five Points area that was made famous in the Leo DeCaprio movie "Gangs of New York" essentially comprised a large portion of Chinatown, with the center of it pretty darn close to Columbus Park (the park you went to in Chinatown). The southern portion are where all of the government buildings now sit.
I've been to NYC twice and yet to make it to chinatown
You walk a lot! You gotta let us know what kinda shoes you wear they must be comfy. You never seem to complain about walking so far.😂
Love me some Nikes
Born and raised in Chinatown, NYC. U wear SNEAKERS. It's a given. No other shoes will be more comfortable.
If ur not wearing sneakers in Chinatown or NYC, ur not a true born-and-raised-in-NYC native.
I'm not saying tourists wont wear sneakers, but even after leaving NYC--a born native returning will always wear sneakers when returning to the old nabe. It's just THE most comfortable shoe for walking the concrete jungle of NYC. Sneakers have BOUNCE when pounding the pavement of NY.
@@catacomber8 shut up
Chinatown is by far the most authentic neighborhood in NYC. So old and historic. A true ethnic enclave that has continued to exist for over a hundred years.
Little Italy is Older than Chinatown..
@@docholliday4546 But it's dying. Or was.
I used to go to the arcades with my friend after class
Chinatown Fair? With the Chicken?
Such a great place. I get my haircut here for 5 dollars lol! We go down here all the time. Great tour!
The pagoda looking building on the corner of Mott and Canal streets is the On Leong Tong building. In Chinese society, before there were banks, there were the tongs, which can be translated to business associations. Typically, the business associations were family related and they would provide family and business assistance. Such as if someone wanted to start a business or purchase a home, they would go to their related business association to borrow the money. Of course there are also many rumors that the different Chinatown gangs were closely associated and were the enforcement arms of the various tongs. So one could say that the tongs were not much different from the different families in the Italian mob. That building was the home for the first tong set up in NYC. The Mott/Mulberry/Elizabeth street part of Chinatown is what is considered the "old" Chinatown, where the businesses are all owned and operated by the older Chinese immigrants to NY, which were predominantly from Southern China and Hong Kong who fled communist rule in China when the Maoists took over in 1945. Therefore the people in that part of Chinatown will predominantly speak Cantonese. The "new" Chinatown is the East Broadway area (on the other side of the Bowery and the area under the Manhattan Bridge). The businesses in that area are more typically owned and operated by the more recent Chinese immigrants to NY, which are now predominantly from the Fujian province of China, so they speak Mandarin, in the Fuzhou dialect (this is why that impromptu parade was held by the Fujian association). My family immigrated to the US back in the 1960's, so I am very familiar with Chinatown and its history.
Great video
Greetings from chinatown yokohama Tokyo
Awesome. I'll be trying a moon cake.
I have a dumb question- is there a Chinatown in Queens? If so, Is that much better than the one in Manhattan? I'm going to NYC in May and I want to plan my travel. I'm looking for bomb-ass authentic food and I want to soak up the different cultures.
There are 9 Chinatowns in New York City, there are 4 in Queens but the biggest is in Brooklyn.
Also, for great authentic, cultural food go to Brighton Beach on the East side of Coney Island in South Brooklyn for Eastern European dishes.
You should do a part 2 bro
man, you missed the restuarant WO HOP... one of the best in chinatown.
Exactly what I was thinking
Wo Hop is not even authentic Chinese food. It's an equivalent to those Chinese Take-out joint. You wanna hit up the Chinese restaurant that has the meat hanging from the window. Now that my friend is your authentic Chinese cuisine.
@@nullnull403forbidden out of the 75+ years that wo hop has been around, I've been going there for 40 of them. Those restaurants with duck hanging in the windows doesn't equate to authentic. Wo hop has seen those places come and go.
@@bigdoevlogs7412 Once you have your favorite place to get your hungry stomach full, nobody can argue. Not even I can argue. I'll just stick with my authentic homemade Chinese food at home. Lol...
Try Nom Wah Tea Parlor sometime.. Lots of history.
No mention of Nom Wah Tea House on Doyers?
It's the oldest tea/dumpling house in the city.
My bad
TheTravelingClatt Just wanted to get the word out.
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To be fair, he did show the storefront in the video when he went down Doyers Street (and yes I agree that I was shocked that he didn't mention it).
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I'm headed to NYC I'm definitely dropping by here. Although why does GTA come to my mind when seeing this video lol
so Chinatown is not known for any good bars or clubs??
You gotta get the square pepperoni slice at prince street pizza!