Real Travelers who have been to Chinatown
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Megan & Sam See America said…, crazy Dinosaurs), visited Chinatown, Little Italy (best pasta ever, old Italian waiters, best canoli… continue reading »
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888 Hours said… to explore the Greenwich Village, SOHO, and Chinatown areas by foot. Funnily enough Greenwich does have a… continue reading »
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little haxby said… to the apartment by way of Chinatown. I love the simplicity of Broadway, it seems to connect everything. Another… continue reading »
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Lori and Ian said… that improved the views too. Gabby then directed us to Chinatown. Our mission was to find a flying pig… continue reading »
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Shawn&Kim said
… centre, Grand Central Station, Bryant Park and through Chinatown until we reached the Brooklyn… continue reading »
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Leigh & Jo said… toilet at the back of the bus that was actually unlocked! The bus runs from Chinatown Boston – Chinatown… continue reading »
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transitmates said…, Chinatown, Brooklyn, Bronxs, Grand central station,etc. We wore our feet off but loved it...Check out our… continue reading »
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Louis said… Side Seaport to board a mind-numbing tour around chinatown and then Brooklyn, across the east river… continue reading »
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Matt and Amber said… Wall Street....went to Chinatown.....and ate in several truly NY haunts - highlights included wonderful… continue reading »
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AK Andy said… the subway down to Chinatown and went to the Chinatown Brasserie, a very nice, large, and well… continue reading »
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Chinatown
"How to find/buy fake bags in Chinatown"
Let's face it, the biggest attraction in Chinatown is Canal Street where vendors sell fake handbags and other accessories. However, what tourists m...
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New York's Chinatown is a cultural haven full of ancient and exotic traditions, and a huge amount of restaurants. This bustling and crowded neighborhood is home to over half of the city's Chinese population. In the grocery stores and fruit stands, you will find many food items available nowhere else in the city - from exotic fruit and vegetables to live snails and dried shrimp. Excellent Thai, Vietnamese and Korean restaurants have joined the mix. Every lunar new year, the street are filled with the hubbub of the Chinatown Chinese New Year Parade.
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New York's Chinatown is a cultural haven full of ancient and exotic traditions, and a huge amount of restaurants. This bustling and crowd...
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Leigh & Jo said
… toilet at the back of the bus that was actually unlocked! The bus runs from Chinatown Boston – Chinatown… continue reading »
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This Chinatown salon offers some of the cheapest massage and skin care services in New York City. Though austere, it covers the basics we...
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If you want to feel like you are in Palermo, this 25 year old cafe is definitely worth a visit. In the heart of little Italy, the friendl...
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The heart of this well-known Italian neighborhood is Mulberry Street. Years ago, the vast majority of people who lived here were Italian,...
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Flying kiwi said
… Chinatown and Little Italy (which is very little.)Slept in a little on the 7th, then headed… continue reading »
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The Little Italy community has existed since the 19th century, when thousands of Italian immigrants populated the Lower East Side. While...
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If you are in Little Italy and have a craving for something sweet, there is certainly no shortage of places to choose from. In particular...
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The temple was built by the Galatians in A.D. 10 as a tribute to Augustus during the emperor's lifetime, and later reconstruc...
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This popular old-time Italian restaurant attracts tourists and locals looking for a taste of Little Italy's past. Offering good, standard...
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Live music, long tables, pitchers of beer and wine - these things surely add up to great, rowdy fun, which is exactly what you can expect...
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An institution in Little Italy for over 30 years, this casual restaurant offers its patrons food prepared in the Southern Italian traditi...
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This tourist destination in the heart of Little Italy epitomizes the festive fun that makes the area so popular. How can you go wrong wit...
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The décor and cuisine of Naples are evident at this popular upscale restaurant in the heart of Little Italy. The food and ambiance are ab...
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Established in 1902, this is Little Italy's oldest existing restaurant. It has captured the hearts of generations with its friendly atmos...
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This charming restaurant specializes in Northern and Southern Italian favorites. Attractive decor, a knowledgeable and friendly staff, an...
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Have a seat in the casual, bistro-like interior of Positano or enjoy one of their sidewalk tables. Owner Mario Giglio has successfully re...
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You won't find many Malaysian restaurants in New York, but one of the few, and one of the best, is Chinatown's Nyonya. This s...
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In an elegant two-storey setting on Little Italy's Mulberry Street, Il Palazzo features a casual and friendly dining experience. In summe...
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