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That’s true! And a big part of it is because by design, most of the Chinatown businesses banded together years (decades maybe?) ago to buy the buildings they were housed in, and so they are never affected as badly as most other local businesses by the rental market or the economy in general. Sure the inflation we’re all dealing with right now impacts every business, but they are in a better position to mitigate that than most businesses can, especially in Manhattan.
I've been going to [Manhattan] China town since I was a kid and I don't ever recall having a bad experience nor breaking the bank. I try to try a new place with every visit and it's possible!!
We used to live in HK, now in UK (sadly) - but we are visiting NY 09-13 Feb for CNY, drooling at some of this food and will seek out these places! Thanks for the video! 🙏🏻
Favorite Canto spots are Wu's Wonton for sit down and Big/Dai Wong for duck/roasted meats but great choices. Alimama is indeed quite good as is the rest.
So much food for that $100.25! You guys did a wonderful job showing some delicious food at great prices. I can't believe you all ate like kings for that amount.
as a non Asian who lived in Hongkong and china 🇨🇳 i can tell you i felt watching this vid like i was dining in Hollywood Road or wanchai street market in Hong Kong 🙌⛩💜⛩💜⛩💜🙌
$100 would have lasted me an entire week in NYC's Chinatown! You guys did fabulous. You were spending for 3 people so my math works out! . Thumbs up for spotting the Anthony Bourdain doppelganger, 100% agree!
Perfect timing, I am visiting the city (chinatown specifically) to watch the Lunar New Year parade in a few weeks! We were thinking of trying to hit up Joe's Shanghai to get the famous soup dumplings, but we dont know how easy that'll be on the day of the parade, I imagine there will be a line out the door.
My average Chinatown lunch is 5.50 100$ would be 18 days Of lunch for me Tai pan bakery they have The steam pork buns 1.25 I usually get one Veggie and one roast Pork thats 2.50 for the appetizer then I usually get Either Soy chow mein noodles from S Wan cafe For 3.00 That's my usual lunch lol If not I substitute The Noodles for Dumplings at Shu Jiao same price Chinatown is my favorite part of NYC
I'll keep saying it. The only people who don't know how to stretch a dollar for food are people who don't travel, people who afraid to try something new and people only eating trendy food. Plus Ping is goated
On my trip to NY in October 2022, I wandered around Chinatown, and ended up buying some buns at #4 Nice One Bakery. Great place to go to for some food.
Jon, nicely done as always. For three people eating at multiple chinese eateries you got excellent value for your money. Everything was mouth watering and I didn't see one item you guys dined on that I wouldn't like. Keep up the good work, and send my best to the family. Your friend Mike.
I'm a fan of dim sum. The variety you get is really good, with the right sized portions. As someone who likes pierogies, and dumplings, I'd definitely say those dumplings are a good bargain. Overall, all the food looked great. Cheers, Jon! 👍👍✌️
You know what, I would call myself a “Real" New Yorker, and Chinatown (the Manhattan Chinatown) is one of my to go places when I want REAL Chinese food. I been to most of the restaurants in this video, but NOT all. And seriously they all look so delicious. Man, I got to go there for food again in the weekend😋😋
Hello Jon, been busy lately. Thanks for ur videos,good to watch it while relaxing. Btw, we went to "Nice one bakery" when we were there, so much variety, cheap and yummy.
These videos are always appreciated they continue to help me venture out more and enjoy the many cultures NYC has to offer. And now am hungry smh...lol
Fried dumpling was my first Chinatown dumpling. This next trip coming up in February I will probably try SuperTaste. Maybe one or two other spots. Just depends on how much time I have and how hungry I am🎉
hello hbb, the atmosphere sound were closer to dinner hours - the hours for lunch is 10 to 2pm still. the cost all marked up 15% - they are at the nicest location with 4 restaurants a must in the town - the beijing duck house with second location in midtown. the ajisen noodle house is an underground place for the kids that were overnight gamers in the area. the kids used to ask if it is teriyaki or noodle today. the teriyaki is break walk to the pier food court. it was the beef sukiyaki or the chicken. the sushi fridge stall was by the porch doors facing brooklyn. elle for tempura
hello, may you note that the bun with red marking on top is usually sweet buns with lotus paste - the roast pork is more mountain with a small opening. thank you. el-
Cool video, thanks for sharing all these nice and authentic local places to try. There is this small Malaysian restaurant right off Chinatown on Grand St. in little Italy, it's called NYONYA, and it's my favorite restaurant in NYC. Food is very affordable and the quality of their dishes is very good, I recommend their Prawn Mee and Curry Mee with shredded chicken from the noodles in soup part of the menu. You won't regret it. Also, as a plus, their manu has pictures of every single item they offer, It makes it very easy to order.
We went to Ping’s a week ago. It was crowded, but seemed to be mostly tourists. Was kinda shocked by prices - the main courses were $20-$40, that felt quite a lot for Chinatown. We actually walked away and went to a nearby spot that felt more authentic (we were the only non-Asians there), less fancy, and with half the price.
Now I’m so curious to try Ping, instead of going to Wo Hop which is my all time favorite for their Noodles Beef Tomato dish. I’ll probably have to stop at Wo Hop to take an order home.🤣😉 This is a great video! I’d love to see an Indian food video too.
I would describe dim sum as Chinese tapas. It’s small plates. It’s traditionally served during breakfast brunch hours, but there are other things you could have for breakfast. Some places even serve it for dinner now. It literally means touch the heart, meaning it isn’t supposed to completely sate your appetite.
Wow that guy does looks like Anthony Bordane. Ming is like me i like to drench it in soy sauce as well. I love sticky rice. Ben and his 38.36 cents lol. I still need to go to uncle Lou’s. I love alimamas cream puffs, I usually get the ube munchkins and Yuzu cream puffs. Ben and Ming’s are the goats of Chinatown 😎 great video Jon
i went to chinatown in my first visit to nyc. got some live blue crabs and clams for bait. soent 15 bucks on a soursop just to find out i dont really like soursop lol awsome place by the way
These are the most americanized eats in NYC china town you can find. No real Chinese person would consider these as super authentic, theres this lady who sells "zongzi"- a traditional festive chinese sticky rice bun thing- for a dollar that actual chinese people have been going to.
It’s always been like that in Chinatown. Back in the old days before the internet I found amazing bargains and I felt like a secret explorer while none of my friends had no idea what authentic Chinese food was like.
Chinese food is really good! Wherever i go i always try to look for a good chinese resto. Its my most favorite cusine equal to filipino food. Filipino btw.
Hit a few of these spots. The reviews were right on! However, at Uncle Lou's the chicken was not crispy and it was as rubbery as a car tire. Major disappointment. Perhaps we were just there on the wrong day.
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That was nice to see. 100 dollars for three people eating in 5 different places in Chinatown. Thank God, Katz's deli is not in Chinatown.
Lol 😂
You wrong for that lol
The lady that works at the fried dumpling joint yelled at me so many times ! lollll.
Hahha join the club, we got lucky this time.
Even with the cost of inflation Chinatown will always be able to keep their prices as fair as possible for cheap eats! Yummy!
That’s true! And a big part of it is because by design, most of the Chinatown businesses banded together years (decades maybe?) ago to buy the buildings they were housed in, and so they are never affected as badly as most other local businesses by the rental market or the economy in general.
Sure the inflation we’re all dealing with right now impacts every business, but they are in a better position to mitigate that than most businesses can, especially in Manhattan.
There is no bigger bang for the buck than Chinese food.
Making us fall in love with Chinatown food even more!
:)
$100 challenge - SUCCESS! 💪
We're always down for some good dim sum, Cantonese dishes, and cream puffs 🔥
Oh yes!
Always nice to see you guys pop up on here.
We appreciate your effort and hard work. Always stay safe while traveling.
I've been going to [Manhattan] China town since I was a kid and I don't ever recall having a bad experience nor breaking the bank. I try to try a new place with every visit and it's possible!!
It really is
We used to live in HK, now in UK (sadly) - but we are visiting NY 09-13 Feb for CNY, drooling at some of this food and will seek out these places! Thanks for the video! 🙏🏻
Cannot wait to revisit Chinatown! Excellent restaurant review!
Yes! Now that's what I'm talking about. A Chinatown food crawl with the Bing Buzz. You can never go wrong with them. I want to try all these places.
That last spot was dessert looked 😮💨🔥…definetly checking that out 👊🏾
Such a good deal for $5. In my city, a dozen fried dumplings is $12 CAD.
That was a good food challenge especially with 3 people. Everything looked tasty.good to see you collabing. Hi to Ben!
Favorite Canto spots are Wu's Wonton for sit down and Big/Dai Wong for duck/roasted meats but great choices. Alimama is indeed quite good as is the rest.
Ming’s back !
Missing NY Chinatown already!
You didn’t add in the taxes and tips?
Looks like a third wheel date 😂
Hahaha 😝 you’d know
So much food for that $100.25! You guys did a wonderful job showing some delicious food at great prices. I can't believe you all ate like kings for that amount.
❤😌
as a non Asian who lived in Hongkong and china 🇨🇳 i can tell you i felt watching this vid like i was dining in Hollywood Road or wanchai street market in Hong Kong 🙌⛩💜⛩💜⛩💜🙌
$100 would have lasted me an entire week in NYC's Chinatown!
You guys did fabulous. You were spending for 3 people so my math
works out! . Thumbs up for spotting the Anthony Bourdain doppelganger, 100% agree!
Another awesome food video by jon. Ben getting famous 👏🏻👏🏻 Ben needs to have his own channel too.
Perfect timing, I am visiting the city (chinatown specifically) to watch the Lunar New Year parade in a few weeks! We were thinking of trying to hit up Joe's Shanghai to get the famous soup dumplings, but we dont know how easy that'll be on the day of the parade, I imagine there will be a line out the door.
My average Chinatown lunch is 5.50 100$ would be 18 days Of lunch for me Tai pan bakery they have The steam pork buns 1.25 I usually get one Veggie and one roast Pork thats 2.50 for the appetizer then I usually get Either Soy chow mein noodles from S Wan cafe For 3.00 That's my usual lunch lol If not I substitute The Noodles for Dumplings at Shu Jiao same price Chinatown is my favorite part of NYC
I enjoyed the variety in the choice of restaurants, great video and loved the two guests - I'm subscribing to their channel right away!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Wow Jon ! I know that I can save money if I go to Chinatown in NYC! Thanks for making this video.
I'll keep saying it. The only people who don't know how to stretch a dollar for food are people who don't travel, people who afraid to try something new and people only eating trendy food. Plus Ping is goated
Definitley GOATed
Literally about to go to ALLLLL these spots asap!! lol
I would also fail the "matcha munchkins" challenge
Chinese version of Spanish tapas but for brunch.
Everything looked so good. But the cream puffs 😋 OMG 😲
On my trip to NY in October 2022, I wandered around Chinatown, and ended up buying some buns at #4 Nice One Bakery.
Great place to go to for some food.
Jon, nicely done as always. For three people eating at multiple chinese eateries you got excellent value for your money. Everything was mouth watering and I didn't see one item you guys dined on that I wouldn't like. Keep up the good work, and send my best to the family. Your friend Mike.
I was born and raised in New York, and miss the city so much. I’m now in Florida. Thanks for sharing.
You ever noticed how flavorful the food your eating becomes when you stretch the all might dollar?
omg these look amazing! I just need to learn how to use chopsticks! #embarrassed
Looks like I have a couple more stops to add to my trip later this week!
I'm a fan of dim sum. The variety you get is really good, with the right sized portions. As someone who likes pierogies, and dumplings, I'd definitely say those dumplings are a good bargain. Overall, all the food looked great. Cheers, Jon! 👍👍✌️
food in Chinatown in
New York, it's very delicious , I like to eat
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Another one! I just posted a reel about one of your recos in Chinatown. And now this? What a treat! Thanks man, I got to try these too
Awesome! Thank you!
My favorite Malaysian restaurant in Chinatown closed, so I'm very happy to have the gret video to get me to try new places.
Thanks, Barr!
OMG I LOOOVE me some Ming!
You know what, I would call myself a “Real" New Yorker, and Chinatown (the Manhattan Chinatown) is one of my to go places when I want REAL Chinese food. I been to most of the restaurants in this video, but NOT all. And seriously they all look so delicious. Man, I got to go there for food again in the weekend😋😋
Got lot less pork filling. There is a metaphor in there. I’ll help you - you got a semi-kosher pork bun 😂
😝
now I know where to go!
💗💗💗💗your videos
Someone give John a TV show
Definitely adding Ping's And Uncle Lou's To My NYC Restaurant Bucket List ! Thanks for sharing
You and the Bing Buzz. Guaranteed fun video.
Such a great video! I hope you make this a series in other neighborhoods around NYC.
Joe's on Pell Street was my favorite.
Hello Jon, been busy lately. Thanks for ur videos,good to watch it while relaxing. Btw, we went to "Nice one bakery" when we were there, so much variety, cheap and yummy.
I got those buns almost every day during college. That, Wah Fung, and 1 dollar pizza allowed me to save so much money
It's not hard to spend $100 in NYC in one sitting. Food are expensive in NYC.
These videos are always appreciated they continue to help me venture out more and enjoy the many cultures NYC has to offer. And now am hungry smh...lol
Glad you like them!
Fried dumpling was my first Chinatown dumpling. This next trip coming up in February I will probably try SuperTaste. Maybe one or two other spots. Just depends on how much time I have and how hungry I am🎉
Tasty Hand Pulled Noodles is ALWAYS my first stop when I visit NYC.
So good!
Finally, Pings! Any Cantonese person knows that is the spot. Need to add Wu's Wonton King to the list.
Excellent collaboration 👏 New subscriber to the Bing Buzz! 🥢
hello hbb, the atmosphere sound were closer to dinner hours - the hours for lunch is 10 to 2pm still. the cost all marked up 15% - they are at the nicest location with 4 restaurants a must in the town - the beijing duck house with second location in midtown. the ajisen noodle house is an underground place for the kids that were overnight gamers in the area. the kids used to ask if it is teriyaki or noodle today. the teriyaki is break walk to the pier food court. it was the beef sukiyaki or the chicken. the sushi fridge stall was by the porch doors facing brooklyn. elle for tempura
hello, may you note that the bun with red marking on top is usually sweet buns with lotus paste - the roast pork is more mountain with a small opening. thank you. el-
hello , the creme puffs is a shop in little italy - we rarely have shops on the street. it is nicer to eat eclairs at ferrara.
These are all amazing spot. Ben and Ming are very knowledgeable and a great friend. Love your videos. Hope to meet you one day.
That's a freaking awesome bargain 👏 🙌 👌 😎
Do a video on famous ramen spots and bathrooms in new york
Assisting me to try more foodies😉❤👍✌
Got my dinner planned out now. Thank you!
Cool video, thanks for sharing all these nice and authentic local places to try.
There is this small Malaysian restaurant right off Chinatown on Grand St. in little Italy, it's called NYONYA, and it's my favorite restaurant in NYC. Food is very affordable and the quality of their dishes is very good, I recommend their Prawn Mee and Curry Mee with shredded chicken from the noodles in soup part of the menu. You won't regret it. Also, as a plus, their manu has pictures of every single item they offer, It makes it very easy to order.
@10:17 That looked incredible
Went today thanks for the suggestions , uncle lou terrific
Looking for best steak and best italian beformwe go back to montreal
As a body builder, yes
We went to Ping’s a week ago. It was crowded, but seemed to be mostly tourists. Was kinda shocked by prices - the main courses were $20-$40, that felt quite a lot for Chinatown. We actually walked away and went to a nearby spot that felt more authentic (we were the only non-Asians there), less fancy, and with half the price.
dang, now i wanna goto NYC's china town for the amazing food shown in this vid! xD
Those servers must be so happy
I haven’t had finding ib a while! I want food!!!
Now I’m so curious to try Ping, instead of going to Wo Hop which is my all time favorite for their Noodles Beef Tomato dish. I’ll probably have to stop at Wo Hop to take an order home.🤣😉 This is a great video! I’d love to see an Indian food video too.
Wo hop after a night of partying 5am great spot
Love your show buddy can you find a place that makes mussels in black bean sauce ? Won Kee use to be a place there that made it there not open anymore
looks delicious
That girl Ming is haute!
I would describe dim sum as Chinese tapas. It’s small plates. It’s traditionally served during breakfast brunch hours, but there are other things you could have for breakfast. Some places even serve it for dinner now. It literally means touch the heart, meaning it isn’t supposed to completely sate your appetite.
:)
You know you've made it big when randoms walk up to you while your filming and they bring up Ben the Cameraman.
hahaha
@@HereBeBarr What's not to love.
Wow that guy does looks like Anthony Bordane. Ming is like me i like to drench it in soy sauce as well. I love sticky rice. Ben and his 38.36 cents lol. I still need to go to uncle Lou’s. I love alimamas cream puffs, I usually get the ube munchkins and Yuzu cream puffs. Ben and Ming’s are the goats of Chinatown 😎 great video Jon
i went to chinatown in my first visit to nyc. got some live blue crabs and clams for bait. soent 15 bucks on a soursop just to find out i dont really like soursop lol awsome place by the way
Aww Ben
More videos with Ben and Ming!
These are the most americanized eats in NYC china town you can find. No real Chinese person would consider these as super authentic, theres this lady who sells "zongzi"- a traditional festive chinese sticky rice bun thing- for a dollar that actual chinese people have been going to.
Very Good Decisions :D not bad i feel you couldve done all this with less then $100 for 5 locations
i would had said big wong and mah wah is a must try
Everything looks so good, prices not bad too for what you got!
not at all!
It’s always been like that in Chinatown. Back in the old days before the internet I found amazing bargains and I felt like a secret explorer while none of my friends had no idea what authentic Chinese food was like.
Yummy yummy 😋
Chinese food is really good! Wherever i go i always try to look for a good chinese resto. Its my most favorite cusine equal to filipino food. Filipino btw.
Just went to ping’s it was amazing
come to Vancouver/Richmond, BC Canada and you'll be amazed. Best Chinese food outside of Asia.
Ping’s & Uncle Lou Restaurant needs 20% Tips You didn’t add to the spending 😂😂
Hit a few of these spots. The reviews were right on! However, at Uncle Lou's the chicken was not crispy and it was as rubbery as a car tire. Major disappointment. Perhaps we were just there on the wrong day.
Any recommendations for cheap safe affordable places to stay near China town?
I just subscribed to Ming buzz good job
Oh wow, I’ll be going there tomorrow, are all these places within walking distance of each other?
Nice video
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Made me hungry
I could absolutely eat dim sum everyday !!