Full Day of Eating Chinese Food in Flushing Chinatown, New York City
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- In this video, I'm having a full day of eating Chinese food in the new Chinatown of Flushing, Queens, New York City. I ate various kinds of Chinese street food of very cheap price and quality, I also ate a hot pot at the end.
Places
Chu Kee Dumpling (Zhu Ji Dumpling) - 朱记锅贴
40-52 Main St Flushing, NY 11354
Shakalaka Bakery
136-76 Roosevelt Ave, Queens, NY 11354
Old Luo Yang - 老洛阳
135-42 39th Ave, Queens, NY 11354
Kwa Food Deep Fried Skewers - 夸父炸串
135-05 Roosevelt Ave, Queens, NY 11354
BeiJing Hot Pot - 京门铜火锅
39-16 Prince St STE G02, Queens, NY 11354
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After several videos in China, in this video we are going back to NYC for a little bit!
Chinese food in Flushing, New York vs Chinese food in China, which is better?
I am from NY and I have been to China, five cities from Beijing to Shanghai to Chongqing and Xian, Guangzhou and overall food in China is far better than in US including Mott Street and Flushing and the quality of meat, fish, seafood and condiments is in a different league.
You’ve been to a lot of places in China! You certainly know those from experiences
I like tat you are going to different places and not the same restaurant like everyone else
Yes, I always like to include a varieties of places, not necessarily popular or has a lot of traffic but interesting enough to showcase.
I have had the privilege of growing up in flushing and I can confirm the food there is AMAZING. Maybe even better than a lot of authentic Chinese restaurants in China.
That's because the chefs in Flushing are imported and are authentic AF :)
I actually get to be the first to comment one of your videos. Awesome :)
Yes you are! Welcome to the first league!
It all looks delicious! Maybe it's easier to get food from different Chinese provinces in Flushing? I think some ingredients are hard to get in the US, though.
My impression is that it's easier to get a shallow representation of cheap (at least not expensive) Chinese food in Flushing, but it lacks depth. Aside from difficult to get ingredients, there are many varieties you just can't get outside of China because those has a strong local culture. Also there aren't any Chinese food of the upper echelon in US as a whole. There should be a market for those.
Most cities with 100k people have an Asian market. Maybe you are not too far from one. There is a huge one 40 miles from me. That's not an everyday trip but it is do able for many. Otherwise you can ask Jeff Bezos to mail you authentic AF products from his Amazon thing. Srsly you can get packages that have zero English so the distributor had to print the nutrition and ingredients in English on a sticker and slap it on the package to make it allowed for sale in the US. That is truly importing the real deal.
China has the advantage of variety and authenticity. Also the advantage of region al differences on an incredible scale. Food is very different in 东北 than it is in 福建 However, It has the massive disadvantage of colossal lack of food safety. You absolutely can get real legit authentic Chinese food in Flushing. West and East are wildly different. And in the middle you have 甘肃 and many Muslims live there so the beef is high and the pork is low. So much to experience and explore in 中华. No country offers more when it comes to food. The apples to oranges comparison sort of applies to NYC vs 中华 but there are comparisons to make in more than a few areas. Nice one!
Awesome stuff as usual. It would be helpful for us fellow New Yorkers if you could add the names of places and the dishes in the comments! Love your stuff
Thanks! Sure I will add those names in the description. The thing is that some of the places are so small that they don't even have English names but I will include them whenever available and also the Chinese names so at least you can copy pasta in Google 😂
hahaha fair enough! thanks - and looking forward to checking these places out with your inspiration@@Fufski
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