NYC TRAVEL GUIDE | CHINATOWN: Your PERFECT One-Day Itinerary

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If you’re looking for the coolest things to do in Chinatown then you’re watching the right video! Today I’m going to guide you through what the perfect day looks like there. We are going to the best restaurants, bars, shops, experiences, and entertainment! You'll also learn the things you need to know; such as where is Chinatown, how to get there, cost, culture, history, and safety.
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@SarahFunky 5 лет назад

Book a SarahFunky tour: bit.ly/BookMyTourNow GET THE CHINATOWN GUIDE: bit.ly/BublUp

@welbyncastro9169 3 года назад

Love your videos. You give cool places to go with a nice little history lesson too.

@tara.kaijohnson4270 3 года назад

Your hat is everything!!!

@alantang9 4 года назад

Just wanted to make one correction: the local dialect is still Cantonese and the signs are in Chinese (since the dialects only refer to the spoken language)

@StamfordBridge 4 года назад

Thank you. She said that the locals are from Hong Kong and environs, and then said the “signs are in Mandarin, the local dialect.” It confused me on two levels.

@AmorphousEcru 3 года назад

@@StamfordBridge signs are in Chinese lol. Dialect is mostly Cantonese but also fujinese if you're around Chatham square

@chacmool2581 2 года назад

@@StamfordBridge Goes to show that one can travel, have a YT travel channel yet be in the dark about works cultures and languages.

@ryanflores2489 4 года назад

Great video! Most chinatown tour videos on yt are poorly made, this was straight to the point and professional! In my opinion the best soup dumplings in nyc are in Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao in the Queens chinatown which is now the biggest chinatown in nyc followed by Sunset Park.

@CupofTJ 5 лет назад

Soooo much history and good food in Chinatown 🥰✨!! Can’t wait for y’all to visit 🙏🏻. Thanks so much for letting me join Sarah 🙋🏻‍♀️ Can we hotpot again soon...?

@SarahFunky 5 лет назад

Thanks for joining me and yes, let's hot pot!

@nickschultz3259 5 лет назад

that was a lotus root. slice it and it has a really cool cross-section design. fry the slices like french fries... yummy!

@zelez4ever 5 лет назад

weird veggie, i seen it in a lot of recipes, but never in natural state

@Jack-ti7mg 5 лет назад

i've never liked lotus root personally.

@jimleung1300 11 месяцев назад

Sarah thank you for introducing TJ and the history of Chinatown. Even this video is 3 years ago, it's very helpful.

@marthabuchanan8791 4 года назад

That’s a lotus root. Peel it and slice it in rounds( thin). We call them wagon wheels. Stir fry them in sesame oil and then add a few Tbl spoons soy sauce & a sprinkle of sugar. Then sprinkle with sesame seeds. That’s how I ate them in Japan. I love the crunchy texture.

@abdulahads 2 года назад

You have an amazing way of communicating to your audience!

@deand6411 4 года назад

Hot pot check. Dim sum check. Bubble tea check. American friendly Unique deserts check. Buddha. Hanging meat check. Shopping check with good insight. I often stay in china town and these are the things to do. Excellent advice. Parks... drinks? Ok Sarah knows.

@roozay587 5 лет назад

I will be in nyc for my birthday this November only 4 days but Chinatown is on my list of things to do!!! I’m so excited thank you for this video!!!

@MariaJose-lh2hp 3 года назад

I'm literally planning my entretire trip to NCY thanks to you ♥️

@clairebeane3455 Год назад

Same. Going in January. Taking my daughter and granddaughter and I cannot wait!!! Sarah really is a gift. ❤❤❤

@nicolesandberg226 5 лет назад

Great video, full of info on what to do, where to eat and more. Thank Sarah and Luis for taking the time to make these videos. I have been living in NY for years. Thanks to you, I will check out many places that I didn't know about. The best massage I ever had was in chinatown for $40 an hour, it was better than any 5 stars hotel spa. The reflexology was as good. Keep up the excellent work.

@welbyncastro9169 3 года назад

Love your videos. They give cool places too go with a little history lesson while doing it.

@SarahFunky 3 года назад

Glad you like them! Thanks for watching!

@missdmg174 2 года назад

Oh my gosh tjis video is full of suprises and beauty i love tj shes awesome!!! Thanks great content

@SarahFunky 2 года назад

Thanks for watching! 😊

@NafisaLondon 5 лет назад

Feeling this outfit 🤩

@margotexplainsitall 5 лет назад

I LOVE this series and I'm always so excited for new episodes and neighborhoods!

@KimEB-m84 4 года назад

Girl I went to Wah Fung...the duck was on point.

@topicruben Год назад

Thank you! That was fantastic. We’re here in NY, Manhattan and this is very helpful. Loving your channel

@adventureswithcarl123 2 года назад

Very nice itinerary for Chinatown! Have a wonderful day beautiful lady😘😘😘 xox

@aquaticthumb5193 Год назад

I had no desire to go to New York until I seen this.

@themidnightmorning 2 года назад

Just discovering this channel. Absolutely amazing!

@RLEofficial 5 лет назад

Great video, loved the comprehensive tour of my old neighborhood! Just only one hangup... 2:44 the street signs are written in traditional Chinese script, not Mandarin. You can read and dicate those same characters in Mandarin, Cantonese and other dialects in their unique pronunciations, and while each dialect has its own unique words/phrases/syntax, the characters you see in the video are not exclusive to any particular variety of Chinese. Hope this helps!

@d.g.4499 4 года назад

I have a question, let's say the sign is for a shoe store. Wouldn't the characters be different depending on the dialect? So is it possible that that the characters are corresponding to the Mandarin dialect or does it just depend on the dialect of the business owner, etc.

@Tokai134 4 года назад

@@d.g.4499 All Chinese dialects utilize the same pool of Chinese characters, but some characters are only used by certain dialects. While dialects may be transcribed into written Chinese, in modern age there is only one form of official written Chinese (written vernacular Chinese). In sum: Some dialects/spoken Chinese (e.g. Cantonese) use particular Chinese characters if they were to be transcribed into writing. But written Cantonese is not considered official written Chinese - even in movies the captions would be written vernacular Chinese. Mandarin is considered to be the official spoken Chinese and happens to be able to be rendered with written Chinese, but written Chinese does not derive from Mandarin. The spoken Chinese back in, for example, Ming Dynasty used the same form of written Chinese, but sounded very differently than Mandarin.

@cynm1821 2 года назад

love the history you include in your videos!!

@crazyplantladyy 5 лет назад

Can I just pause the video and tell you I LOVE your excited voice 😍 I have been watching all your nyc neighborhoods videos and I loved them

@matwilliams2031 5 лет назад

"Loved your video, the history and food of Chinatown Thank you Sarah and Luis."

@zvennn 5 лет назад

That ‘Wah Fung Fast Food’ is indeed amazing! Best meal I’ve had in NYC!

@davidellis5141 4 года назад

Wow ! Your video makes me really look forward to a day or night in Chinatown. Great food and some quick 👕 shopping. Thanks for the excellent details. See Ya !

@sheryldiptee9739 Год назад

So much information!! I can't wait to visit Chinatown 😍

@wahyusukmajaya2367 2 года назад

So much history and good food in chinatown

@steves1749 5 лет назад

My favorite (5:07) Woo Hop, 17 Mott St. At least once a month for 30 years. Then over to Chinatown ice cream factory for desert. Great video. I’ll have to try that Dayu hot pot place.

@P.Kenney Год назад

Wo Hop, downstairs!

@chanelmone4721 3 года назад

Once got that sesame rice ball in flushing and it so wasn’t how I thought it would be. From what I could recall it looks like something that would be paired nice with tea

@salliestephens1252 5 лет назад

Love Chinatown! Great video!

@veraten9362 5 лет назад

That is lotus roots

@kameshiam1674 2 года назад

I love Chinatown!!! I always stay there when I visit!😁

@lugire5 4 года назад

I love all your videos. Thank you

@SarahFunky 4 года назад

I'm glad you loved it lugire5. I hope you subscribed (if you haven't already)! Thank you! :)

@darcyferrigno 5 лет назад

I think Chinatown is my next exploration. I just don't know how many days to fast prior because I want to eat it all!

@laurahockett1793 Год назад

Love that hat!

@LuisYanes88 5 лет назад

It was a good choice to get the SPICEY hot pot!!

@MedianaDhea 5 лет назад

please make a video about Bronx (including Riverdale) and Harlem

@hollyhughes5804 2 года назад

Great video💥 Love this❤ Thanks for a Great time in China Town😎

@themusclemagician6858 4 года назад

Loved the Phoniex buns when I was there last year so good

@Duncan20 2 года назад

I love @cupoftj energy 👍🏾👍🏾

@chatboyA 2 года назад

22:55 you should drink all the soup at the end cos the nutrients of all the food you cooked is infused into the soup! 👍❤️

@myyardsale 5 лет назад

good vid! FYI chinatowns often have cheap buses to other chinatown spots in the city..

@Andy1076 5 лет назад

Tour with @cupoftj! You two are adorable 😍

@GettingPaidWithAlexHaney 5 лет назад

I live in CHINATOWN NYC...Best Laid Back and Good Food

@juliefrye-courtois984 4 года назад

Very nice. I've always been curious about Hell's Kitchen. Potential idea for a future video?

@MrGscp 4 года назад

Those “mash potato” are actually Radish rice cake. Lotus seeds pastry inside the sesame ball and the “pillow bao”

@VanityMania 4 года назад

Tell me why I thought you said turn up cakes???? I was like yassss Chinatown!!!

@jmar0795 5 лет назад

I love your videos Sarah! 🇺🇸✨🌈 Xx

@pittsburghliving412 4 года назад

Great video! Love the hat...reminds me of Prince 💜

@zelez4ever 5 лет назад

great video, it have everything, market, culture, food, i love it

@titania4347 5 лет назад

It seems really interesting. And the food looks delicious!

@beatricesiaw8776 2 года назад

Love her hat.

@SannedeGroot2 5 лет назад

Great video tour!

@RagtopRoads 5 лет назад

You should do one on Tribeca.

@PeggyAng-n2p Год назад

Thank you for the info ...... awesome....

@SarahFunky Год назад

You're welcome. Thanks for watching!

@JohnSmith-il6kk 5 лет назад

Double size bbq meats rice box!

@Adopt_dont_shop 5 лет назад

thank youuuuu. As always you save my life!

@gsboss 5 лет назад

my perfect day in chinatown, i walked through it to get to walk the bridge

@pamelajohnson2748 5 лет назад

Looks nice i hope to visit NYC one day.TFS Sarah.❤💜💙💚💛

@InspiresKelly 2 года назад

FYI! did you ever got a chance to order the OG egg rolls? I heard its super good!

@young-ceo 2 года назад

Thank you Sarah

@myladcook4779 2 года назад

Cannot wait

@jerrywilkin8096 2 года назад

Da Yu Hot Pot temporarily closed and wasn't getting great reviews when it was open. :( Shanghai 21 was excellent (dumplings = YES) as was the Chinatown Ice-cream Factory.

@jewel4christonly 3 года назад

woah just one correction about nyc rent prices. 2.85k isnt lower end of price for new york. average is about 2.3k for a 2 bedroom, idk what shes talking about. u can find even cheaper in staten island 2 bedroom for 1.3k a month but it is staten island

@roadtrip2943 5 лет назад

I used know of many restaurants there decades ago. East broadway below the bridge had a few excellent szechuan establishments.

@brianng3414 4 года назад

Very good video -much more professional video than your average RU-vid video. I like the history lesson and stuff. But you don't like shrimp shumai!! Unbelievable! Most of the garment factories are dying out like much of NY. A lot of people are into health care/home attendant work now.

@lesliegraham8478 4 года назад

Great vid, thanks so much!

@ciscomartin6289 5 лет назад

I miss the days before NYC became gentrified. This video goes to show how much everything has changed. I remember the days when surviving the concrete jungle didn't mean being seen in the most trendiest of spots for Instagram.

@chasingjaunts1515 5 лет назад

China town near the Manhattan bridge has some of the cheapest produce, some trucks sell it that just got it from the market in the bronx. So cheap.... Love shopping and eating in China Town!!!

@LeetaGato 2 года назад

If you want *amazing* soup dumplings go around the corner from Nom Wah to Joe's Shanghai on Pell Street. Their soup dumplings are wayyyy better than Nom Wah's. But -- Nom Wah is better dim sum over all.

@acosta829 3 года назад

When I visit a country for food trip, I only order just one food per restaurant so I can cover more

@darkknight3274 4 года назад

luv NY. luv you..respect fr CN

@jemma_19988 4 года назад

Love this but is there anything else to do apart from eating and buy stuff ?

@emikaxing 3 года назад

I always get the best massage and beauty treatment in Chinatown. There are spots that charge $30 for 50min massage and they were amazing. Plus there is the tenement museum, a museum that shows immigrate history of NYC.

@christianhansen3292 4 года назад

like your biker-style outfit.

@sarasiara1040 5 лет назад

Can u do a video about "Friends" spots? Maybe is somethig cool in NY to see for fans of this show? :)

@lylmcl 2 года назад

16:34 lotus roots

@cafelate9515 4 года назад

that is called lotus root

@steves1749 5 лет назад

Saw you sitting on that bench on Mosco st. 😊

@hb-kw4mr 5 лет назад

Lucky you! 😎

@jeahavvalentin980 5 лет назад

Excellent video

@lorrainecorbett6756 Год назад

Do you have to tip at a takeaway thanks in advance for any help

@CommandoMaster 4 года назад

There's like a Chinatown in every city.

@originalnewyorker5833 5 лет назад

It is very dangerous at night. Loved the video😘

@ngtilui 5 лет назад

Edgar Torres no its not.

@JimAllen-Persona 5 лет назад

Sadly, I rarely venture off of Canal St. Hard to find a parking garage. Maybe now I can find a place to eat...if I can get my family past the ducks hanging in the window.

@ElisaTayler 5 лет назад

New York Minute with the Oslen twins

@hannahpierce1062 3 года назад

I'm a little late to the game but I just wanted to say that "Apotheke" means pharmacy in german. Just so you can google the pronounciation becaus I know many Amerikans find it quite funny to pronounce german words😅

@minniec.9127 4 года назад

Street signs are in Chinese, not Mandarin. Mandarin is one of the spoken dialects, but writing is the same and it is Chinese. In Manhattan Chinatown, the dominant dialects are still Cantonese and Toisan, then Fujian and Mandarin. Also, NYC has several Chinatowns outside of Manhattan including Flushing, Elmhurst and Brooklyn. Brooklyn alone has 3 Chinatowns.

@mrmains 4 года назад

great vid

@albertoalbertoni9529 4 года назад

Too cool DAYU!

@zennoodle 4 года назад

Mandarin is the spoken dialect and not the written word which is Chinese. Other than that, very informative and have been binge watching these videos. Thanks!