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I'm in Chinatown for the first time, What is a good Chinese restaurant to go to?


>Chinatown smells ways worst then regulartown
>Going to have to throw away my clothes if I spend another 3 hours here

>> No.8155190

>>8155188
Dwelled too much in your cave I guess.

>> No.8155217

>>8155188
Stop overreacting. Yes, the sidewalks in front of the fish markets are pretty ripe by the end of the day, but it isn't that bad.

As for where to eat, your pic is right around the corner from Nom Wah, where they sling average dim sum all day long in a tourist friendly environment. My guess is you wouldn't be able to handle much more than that.

>> No.8155219

>chinatown
>doesn't mention city

good job op

>> No.8155229

>I'm in Chinatown
Can you be anymore vague?

Chinatown in Austin, TX?

>> No.8155232

>>8155219
That's the corner of Pell and Doyers in Manhattan. Famous corner. Streets ran red with blood there during the Tong Wars.

>> No.8155234

>>8155219
Sorry, I'm in Peking.
Where do you recommend?

>> No.8155238

>>8155229
New York City, Sorry I didn't realize there was another Chinatown

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>>8155234
China has a Chinatown?

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>>8155238
>doesn't know chinatown is a broad term referring to every heavily asian part of any city

>> No.8155249

>>8155238
NYC has three Chinatowns. The biggest one is in Brooklyn, but the one in Queens probably has the best food.

>> No.8155254

>>8155238
wow, how flyover can one person get?

>> No.8155257

>>8155249
Queens

>>8155254
I'm not from New York, Give a nigga a break

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>>8155238
>My name is OP. I am in China. What town is this?

>> No.8155265

Go to Shanghai cafe for soup dumplings

Bassanova ramen for green curry ramen (not chinese but still very good).

Wo Hop for dingy americanized chinese.

>> No.8155269

>>8155265

If you want dim sum jing fong for a crazy big food hall with those carts, or nom wah tea parlor for just regular table service. (much easier to get pork buns at nom wah fwiw)

>> No.8155272

>>8155265
wo hop before 2am is ew though D:

>> No.8155273

>>8155257
In Queens I would recommend Imperial Palace on 37th Ave for old school Cantonese. But your pic is Manhattan, not Queens.

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>>8155238
> I didn't realize there was another Chinatown
Yeah, there's two. One in New York city, one in Austin, TX.

>> No.8155280

>>8155274
Almost every major metropolitan city has one. Don't believe this man.

If you think Chinese food, one of the most mainstream ethnic cuisines in existence, is weird, then turn 360 degrees and walk away.

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>>8155280
No, there's only two.
Trust me.

>> No.8155348

>>8155188
Cha Chan Tang - not for the food but for the tea.
Chinatown Ice Cream Factory, for obvious reasons
Restaurant? I have no fucking clue, sorry OP.

>> No.8155550

>>8155348
>Cha chan tang

I live in Hong Kong, that's just a generic name for a type of restaurant (i.e. 'casual dining restaurant'). It's weird seeing it used as the actual name of one.

Also it's 'Teng'.

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>>8155550
>Cha Chang tang
>It's a real word.
Hory shet.