NYC: Secret Bites in Chinatown with Dumplings and BBQ Pork

The activity lasts 3 hours

Available in English

Cancellation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts.

Cultural food tour in NYC Chinatown with food samples included, enough for a full meal.
Visit to decade-old family establishments
Tasting of classic Chinese food staples like BBQ pork, Egg Tart, Pan-fried Bread, BBQ pork bun, Soy milk drink.
Historical stories of Mott Street
Insight into the history and culture of Manhattan's Chinatown

Additional food and drinks not included in the tasting.
Gratuity (optional).
Transportation to and from the meeting point.

Cultural food tour in NYC Chinatown with food samples included, enough for a full meal.
Visit to decade-old family establishments
Tasting of classic Chinese food staples like BBQ pork, Egg Tart, Pan-fried Bread, BBQ pork bun, Soy milk drink.
Historical stories of Mott Street
Insight into the history and culture of Manhattan's Chinatown

Additional food and drinks not included in the tasting.
Gratuity (optional).
Transportation to and from the meeting point.

Walk through Chinatown, visit locally renowned establishments taste both traditional immigrant recipes and modern creations by restaurants and bakeries to suit new generations and New York flavors.

Step into the heart of NYC's Chinatown and embark on an immersive cultural food tour that explores the hidden areas of the neighborhood that most visitors would never discover on their own. Visit decades-old family establishments while uncovering the rich history, underground stories of Mott Street, and longstanding traditions of Chinese cuisine.

Begin on the edge of Chinatown with freshly baked sweets from a beloved local bakery before weaving through the neighborhood’s storied streets. Visit a tucked-away dumpling shop and discover the traditions behind Chinese herbal medicine and its lasting role in the community.

Continue along historic Mott Street into Little Italy, where stories of immigrant families and old-school mafia legends come to life. Along the way, enjoy freshly made soy milk paired with savory beef jerky before stepping into a charming 60-year-old bakery rich with history and tradition.

The journey continues at one of Chinatown’s longtime local restaurants, where authentic flavors and family recipes take center stage. End the experience with crispy pan-fried bread, a beloved street-food staple that perfectly captures the comforting flavors of the neighborhood. The tour concludes in the center of Mott Street where it was once known for its hidden opium dens and underground past, now transformed into a cultural hub know for it's bubble tea shops.