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A Perfect Day in Chinatown
Eat, shop and sightsee your way through this historic downtown neighborhood.
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Museum of Chinese in America
This expansive museum uses oral histories, video, photographs and written documents to bring to life the experiences of this vibrant immigrant community.
Joe's Shanghai (Chinatown)
Those on the hunt for soup dumplings flock to Joe's in Chinatown.
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Mahayana Buddhist Temple
New York City’s largest Buddhist temple,, near the Manhattan Bridge, contains NYC’s largest Buddha.
Dim Sum Go Go
While this stylishly decorated, minimalist dim-sum restaurant may look different from others in Chinatown, the food is no less delicious, as owners Colette Rossant and Guy Lieu focus on the freshness of their ingredients.
Chinatown Ice Cream Factory
Those whose palates crave adventure far beyond what Baskin-Robbins has to offer make pilgrimages to this legendary ice cream shop, where the ever-changing list of flavors favors exotic tastes like lychee, black sesame, wasabi, avocado, ginger, taro, papaya, green tea, red bean and durian, over the standard vanilla and chocolate (though they do serve those traditional flavors, as well).
Golden Unicorn
Established in 1989, Golden Unicorn Restaurant was among Chinatown's first upscale Cantonese-style restaurants.
Live Axe
Bring your team, or a date, to this upscale, Viking-themed venue, which features axe-throwing and rage rooms.
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