• North Dumpling - Begin your culinary journey with a delightful fried dumpling from Fujian.
• Lower East Side - Discover the historic Lower East Side and learn how it has become an integral part of Greater Chinatown.
• East Broadway Mall - Venture into the basement of a nearly deserted mall to taste pork buns from the city’s best-kept secret eatery.
• Kimlau Square - Uncover the history of Chinatown while standing in Kimlau Square, the vibrant heart of the neighborhood.
• Doyers Street - Walk along one of New York’s most unique streets to learn about the origin of the nickname “The Bloody Angle” and why it doesn’t accurately reflect the street’s history.
• Mott Street - Enjoy your next dumpling stop with Shanghai-style soup dumplings, accompanied by a guide’s tips on the best way to savor these brothy delights.
• Historic Five Points - Explore the former site of the Five Points, once New York’s most notorious mafia hub, and hear how local labor movements have transformed it into a symbol of community resistance.
• Eldridge Street - Experience your fourth dumpling stop with Sichuan-style dumplings, featuring a spicy, numbing pepper.
• Chinatown - Craving more dumplings? Bring friends! Larger groups can visit two additional spots: a traditional Fujianese steamed dumpling house and a bakery known for its delicious pumpkin buns.

• Historical tour of Chinatown
• Stories of the residents and movements that shaped Chinatown
• Tour led by a local licensed expert foodie guide
• Four tastings from hole-in-the-wall dumpling and bun restaurants
• Two extra dumpling and bun tastings when more guests book
• Receive a digital map, full of recommendations from your local foodie guide

• Gratuities

Discover the hidden culinary gems of New York’s Chinatown, which will no longer be a mystery after this experience. Join an expert guide to explore the secretive Chinatown eateries known only to locals.

• Savor over ten dumplings and buns at a minimum of four unique local restaurants that are off the beaten path, from obscure storefronts to eateries in nearly deserted malls.

• Want to sample more dumplings? Bring friends along! The larger the group, the more dumplings and stops to enjoy.

• Explore various Chinese culinary styles, from spicy Sichuanese dishes to rich, juicy Fujianese buns and Shanghai-style soup dumplings.

• Immerse yourself in Chinatown’s 150-year history, visiting statues that highlight the immigrant experience and labor movements in the neighborhood.

• This tour is 70% food and 30% history, perfect for enthusiasts of both.

• Arrive with an appetite — there will be plenty of food to satisfy your hunger.

• After the tour, receive a map of local recommendations from your guide.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.