@@upside_down_01Learn to be accountable and responsible. So just start! People haphazardly telling only just parts of the truth so they can push their own little agenda is whats screwing my country up! But you seem to be ok with contributing to wrong!
@@MikeHernandez707 I woke up one morning and I read on the news that an elderly Asian woman beat the shit out of her attacker after she received a black eye unprovoked. Stop talking.
@@fungbros I expect great things. Ziryab was a famous 'FOOD EDUCATOR', artist, music head, designer, and educator and part of the central Cabinet of the Spanish Umayyad Caliphate in Al Andalus. Look up the Al Hambra. Fung Bros food is just a huge foundation, not a plateau, something is happening. The world is changed. And we need men like you who are CURRENT. Only Heaven knows how far you'll go, and how high your legacy will be. proooliiiifiiic @_@
Thank you for supporting local Chinatown businesses. Small businesses can always use the love and support, but now more than ever with everything that is going on in this country and the world. We will get through this together, kinder and stronger.
I'm an old white woman who lives in rual Mississippi and it pisses me smooth off that people are being attacked for the way they look. That nonsense is unacceptable!! Praying that all this crazy stuff stops and y'all are safe. Much love from Dixie.
You are not an old white woman what you are is the image of God almighty. Your heart speaks volumes and yes I stand with you against hate and against hate crimes. God bless you and you take care of yourself
@@mrskitkatlady Mrs Dixie cat you became like my favorite person and I don't even know you but I know that you are a human being you are made in God's image and you are beautiful just the Way you are.
Ive been going to Chinatown my entire life and I still manage to find new places and foods I have never tried!!! Thank you so much for introducing me to these new places and yay to supporting these owners!!!
You guys are the best food reviewers in NYC by far. I’ve been making a list from all your China Town videos of the restaurants I want to try. Keep it up 👊🏻
Xiaolongbao is the only one that has achieved the ability to wrap soup in dough, regardless of the east or west of the ocean. That's why many people dream of this food. Love form Japan
Ain’t gonna happen, Mikey Chen is part of the far-right Falungong cult (basically Chinese Scientology). Fung Bros are proud Chinese-Americans and would likely not want to be associated with Mikey Chen.
@@SwazzerProductions seen Mikey talk about his beliefs and even going to China. It doesn’t seem cult like. But the love of food could over power any differences
Please keep the series going! As a 33 year old nj white woman I've truly learned and tried try absorb all the lovely culture and beautiful people you highlight!! So wonderful!!
I love what you guys are doing! Some people are on a tight budget and can only afford cheap eats, but they want some good eating too. Keep up the good work!
Yall finally went to noodle village. I be telling people about that place for a minute now. Joes Shanghai is overrated but you cant knock them at all when it comes to the soup dumplings. I cant wait to check out some more places.
Chinatown born and raised! My parents used to have a cellphone store on 1 Allen St and 388 Cafe was just a few doors down from my grandma's apartment. They fed me all through elementary school days. What a throwback. Great video, super nostalgic and you guys hit up some of the classics!
I urge all my Asian armed and protect yourself with pepper spays or Stun gun. (* in most states you can have it on you for self protection) We need protect ourselves specially, those with elderly family and friends. We need to fight back! The Senseless violence is all around us, and we are targeted by those igorance individuals. If you able to help or escort the elderly to go with them to do Errands please do so. Please be careful, and be Vigilant of your surrounding. Please help and protect each other. Much love to the Fung Brother speaking up on this Asian attacks matters in your Videos. Keep up the good work brother !
Thank you two for showcasing Chinatown's gems. Like you mentioned at the end of the video, appreciate these cheap eats because once they close, it's closed forever. So sad. I appreciate all because I know it wont last forever, especially with COVID.
Thank u so much for the appreciation shout-out for the affordable businesses. Growing up in restaurant business we worked 7 days a week for 12 hours a day and we barely made our rent for years putting out quality food. It took 10 years B4 we saved enuff to buy our building and finally start making a profit. In those 10 years we only raised our prices twice in fear it wud deter business. This was back in the 80s so real estate prices were way lower than now. All this to say, buy local, support family owned business especially now as families struggle to recoup from COVID loss whether it's ur local Bao place, taqueria or halal cart.
Asian must unite an let all the people know we are here and be here for ever. Be strong and look after each other. The only way to make change is for Asian to change. Get involved let your voice be heard.!!!!!!!!! Keep the the good work Fung Bros :)
Amen and amen and yes I stand with you against hate against hate crimes and against violent acts against innocent people. Thank you for getting the word out
Omg I love this series. Now I need go back Chinatown! Though if I tried going to all these places in one day I might end up in the hospital. Atleast I die happy.
Man respect to yall for going out there and still producing content even though theres so much chaos going on right now relating to Asian Hate Crimes in so many place right now
Hey David, Andrew. Is great you guys are in CT giving exposure to community, and every time you have Chinatown eats will check out and looking for more. Was at M&W bakery just before CNY and purchased their delicious fried sesame balls, small little unassuming pastry shop and help is terrific. Also love Nonya on grand st for the hainan chicken, looking forward to trying their curry.
Hi guys! Love the series of videos from China town hidden gems! Just one suggestion at the time of filming. Use some kind of gimbal with the camera cause sometimes the transitions or walking scenes are to fast and shakey and could make people get dizzy. My father did! Keep up the good work! Jiayou!!
You guys are awesome! Keep doing what you do. Love your videos. I'd love to see a video on comparing which boroughs have the best tasting cha siu from different NY Chinatowns (Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan) . Please make that video...
Yesssss!!! Keep these videos coming!!! I've been visiting as many restaurants as I can when I visit NY!! Thank you for the videos!! The restaurant I've tried has all been amazing!!!! Can you guys do a thai food crawl in NY?
This series should be continued! I would like to recommend S wan cafe which is also on Eldridge st, very famous for their Hong style milk tea and their authentic Hong style food. Carol’s bun also in Chinatown has very authentic Cantonese style food. There’s also Morning glory bakery in Rego Park with freshly made Hong style bread and baked goods! 😊❤️
@@fungbros Awesome! I also would like to recommend more: 3 aunties Thai market- awesome Thai grocery store with food, snacks, pantry staples Very kind aunties 😊 catfish salad is great 👍🏻 Khao Nom- delicious Thai food and dessert Chan Noodle, lots of different dishes Nurlan Uyghur Restaurant- authentic Uyghur cuisine 969 nyc coffee- fresh onigiri and sandwiches Chef papa- northern and southern Vietnamese style Crystal ice- rice burrito, soy milk, and Taiwanese dessert Most importantly, please be careful. Stay safe and healthy! 😌🙏🏻
Hey guys, it's amazing that you are doing this for Chinatown NYC! just one tiny thing, that's a piece of napoleon cake at Hong Bakery On Mott Street, not a Neapolitan cake. Napoleon cakes in general are super popular in China and you can find some of the best Napoleon cakes (Chinese versions) at some of the most traditional bakeries Beijing or Shanghai (Daoxiangcun in Beijing for example).
Never been to NY or even USA, but always loved the way you experience the food of the world and bring it to the world. So many countries and cities i wanna visit but not possible atm. Love the asian cousine but my city just offer the westerniesed version and not what i'm looking for so can't wait to travel and experience the real stuff i've only been able to dream about. You guys do a great job bringing the hype for great asian food and make me hype and hungry
The nyonya in 8th Ave brooklyn with the rude aunties was my spot until they maybe changed ownership, renovated the restaurant and replaced all the aunties. It was never the same 😩 havent been back since. 😩
Love this series. One thing, though. The cookies at 31:47 aren't macaroons, they're macarons. Very different. Macaroons are taller round baked meringues with toasted coconut on top. Macaron are the round cookies that are meringue, usually with almond flour, and have filling between two layers of the meringue cookie.
I miss cooking at home. I’m not sure if I cooked my-rice consistently but I know for sure I didn’t need any other meats. My-rice was good enough on its own. My Korea manager used to cook kimchi fried rice with jalapenos; we worked at a mall making fresh hot fries and grilled subs. I like that fried rice that you won’t need any side meats or sides in general. Thai fried rice is pretty hearty. I like my-rice with a lot of vegetables and meat. I guess home cooking isn’t comparable to outside restaurant eating.
Keep up the great work! I love this series because of how meaningful/impactful it is and how invested you are emotionally, you can hear it in your words. I really liked the speech y'all gave about even though the places are cheap, don't be cheap since they do have thin margins and spend as much as you would at a Western spot. Yeah, I wish Asian hate against us would stop, and it's honestly been going on in the US since the Chinese first came to these shores :( Would recommend everyone taking a sociology-based race relations in the US class if you live here!
Noodle Village also happens to have some of the best XLB in Chinatown...ugh sad that they only tried their jooks! Go back for Noodle Village's soup dumplings!
David, that jacket shirt is so PNW. Did you get it at that massive Goodwill with the Stuffed Grizzly? Not sure it's there anymore plus the cafe with the smelliest liver (and onions)? I miss Seattle. I grew up in Parkland. Went to the UW for my second B.A. in zoology. Nothing like fisheries at UW and Friday Harbor for a quarter of studying phycology and zoology. (Zoobots)
There are also two Prince Tea Houses in Brooklyn on 7th Avenue 62nd Street Sunset Park Chinatown and 21st Avenue 86th Street in the new Brooklyn Chinatown of Bensonhurst. You need to do a video tour of 86th Street Bensonhurst from 18th to 25th Avenues, a lot of cool stores, there are a lot of Chinese businesses including a poke bowl, Moge Tea, Tous Les Jour , Mr. Bun(selling Shanghainese food), Yun Nan Noodle Crossing restaurant, Tiger Sugar, and a lot of Cantonese favorites as Bensonhurst's Chinatown is mainly Cantonese including Fu Yuan Noodles, and modernized Hong Kong style cafes like HK Sushi & Tea, and Kowloon Cafe, which they have Hong Kong style toasts. 86th Street is also very culturally diverse even though there are a lot of Chinese residents and businesses containing what the other NYC Chinatowns have, which is what 86th Street in Bensonhurst very unique.
I get most these dishes for 1.50 to 2.00 in Malaysia. Plus theres bihun and char keoy teow. Char siew and rice is 1.50. My wife is Chinese Malaysian lol
We are helping organize a Rally Against Hate this Sunday 3/21/21 at Columbus Park in Chinatown NY. Everyone welcomed.
FYI, it isn't whites, as much as the un-American, liberal left wants to push racismin, specifically white racism my country!
respect. but watch out for your safety and bring some bats or pepper spray. them fools in NY are ruthless..just like here in Bay area/Oakland
@@MikeHernandez707 Dude, just stop.
@@upside_down_01Learn to be accountable and responsible. So just start! People haphazardly telling only just parts of the truth so they can push their own little agenda is whats screwing my country up! But you seem to be ok with contributing to wrong!
@@MikeHernandez707 I woke up one morning and I read on the news that an elderly Asian woman beat the shit out of her attacker after she received a black eye unprovoked. Stop talking.
It’s so important to showcase the people and culture in Chinatown, especially right now... please keep this series!!
Never stop this series fam
Not until Chinatown is back to how it was pre-Covid
@@fungbros Even when Chinatown and NYC do come back, please continue the series, thank you
@@fungbros I expect great things. Ziryab was a famous 'FOOD EDUCATOR', artist, music head, designer, and educator and part of the central Cabinet of the Spanish Umayyad Caliphate in Al Andalus. Look up the Al Hambra. Fung Bros food is just a huge foundation, not a plateau, something is happening. The world is changed. And we need men like you who are CURRENT. Only Heaven knows how far you'll go, and how high your legacy will be.
proooliiiifiiic @_@
@@fungbros thanks bros!
@@fungbros Huge love and respect to you guys. Keep rocking!
Thank you for supporting local Chinatown businesses. Small businesses can always use the love and support, but now more than ever with everything that is going on in this country and the world. We will get through this together, kinder and stronger.
I'm an old white woman who lives in rual Mississippi and it pisses me smooth off that people are being attacked for the way they look. That nonsense is unacceptable!! Praying that all this crazy stuff stops and y'all are safe. Much love from Dixie.
You are not an old white woman what you are is the image of God almighty. Your heart speaks volumes and yes I stand with you against hate and against hate crimes. God bless you and you take care of yourself
@@bumpinggums412 By God's grace I am old. By the choice of my parents I am white. Neither were my choice, but I am good with both.
@@mrskitkatlady Mrs Dixie cat you became like my favorite person and I don't even know you but I know that you are a human being you are made in God's image and you are beautiful just the Way you are.
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Nothing but love Dixie! ❤❤👍 if we had more Dixies, society wouldn't be so terrifying.
Ive been going to Chinatown my entire life and I still manage to find new places and foods I have never tried!!! Thank you so much for introducing me to these new places and yay to supporting these owners!!!
You guys are the best food reviewers in NYC by far. I’ve been making a list from all your China Town videos of the restaurants I want to try. Keep it up 👊🏻
388 cafe is a hidden gem. My wife use to frequent there when she lived in nyc years ago. We still drop by when we’re in manhattan
Bruh, you guys are gems. We need these businesses in Chinatown to stay alive and you spot lighting them no joke.
Love the the content!
Flushing and Brooklyn Chinatown when you run out of places in Manhattan Chinatown.
Xiaolongbao is the only one that has achieved the ability to wrap soup in dough, regardless of the east or west of the ocean. That's why many people dream of this food. Love form Japan
Definitely would love to see the series keep going and a fung bros & mikey chen/strictly dumpling chinatown collaboration video.
Ain’t gonna happen, Mikey Chen is part of the far-right Falungong cult (basically Chinese Scientology). Fung Bros are proud Chinese-Americans and would likely not want to be associated with Mikey Chen.
@@SwazzerProductions seen Mikey talk about his beliefs and even going to China. It doesn’t seem cult like. But the love of food could over power any differences
@@SwazzerProductions source?
@@SwazzerProductions
Right.
Chen is uber-weird.
These places look so good! Thanks for your live on the road research. Enjoying with you vicariously.
Please keep the series going! As a 33 year old nj white woman I've truly learned and tried try absorb all the lovely culture and beautiful people you highlight!! So wonderful!!
This series is FUEGO 🔥🔥 I'm adding to my list for my next trip to nyc
Thank you for continuing to make videos in NYC. Your videos are educational especially in times like this
It's awesome that you bring attention to NYC restaurants and highlighting one of the best cuisine in the world. I love this series!
You are beautiful Kristine, hope we can be friends. Wechat ID (NNCHEN123xcx) please sorry for disturbing you
Wow, great list of hidden delicious gems in Chinatown! I bet all the owners love you guys!
I love what you guys are doing! Some people are on a tight budget and can only afford cheap eats, but they want some good eating too. Keep up the good work!
Yall finally went to noodle village. I be telling people about that place for a minute now. Joes Shanghai is overrated but you cant knock them at all when it comes to the soup dumplings. I cant wait to check out some more places.
WOK WOK and the Malaysian spot in the alley!! Hell yeah - I love those two joints.
Chinatown born and raised! My parents used to have a cellphone store on 1 Allen St and 388 Cafe was just a few doors down from my grandma's apartment. They fed me all through elementary school days. What a throwback. Great video, super nostalgic and you guys hit up some of the classics!
Gotta get mee sum. But on a non-joking note, this place was the elderly hang out spot ever since I could remember.
Fabulous! Keep making this series whether cheap or not!
I urge all my Asian armed and protect yourself with pepper spays or Stun gun. (* in most states you can have it on you for self protection) We need protect ourselves specially, those with elderly family and friends. We need to fight back! The Senseless violence is all around us, and we are targeted by those igorance individuals. If you able to help or escort the elderly to go with them to do Errands please do so. Please be careful, and be Vigilant of your surrounding. Please help and protect each other. Much love to the Fung Brother speaking up on this Asian attacks matters in your Videos. Keep up the good work brother !
Thanks for acknowledging that we shouldn't always expect these places to be/stay cheap. They are definitely undervaluing themselves for sure.
never stop cheap eats and davids jacket is totally fire!!!!!!!!
That Hainan curry chicken looked bomb! Could eat that every day!
Thank you two for showcasing Chinatown's gems. Like you mentioned at the end of the video, appreciate these cheap eats because once they close, it's closed forever. So sad. I appreciate all because I know it wont last forever, especially with COVID.
deffo my fav yt series of all time
My favorite nyc food series - keep it up!! I’ve lived in Manhattan for 5 years and am always excited to spend more time exploring gems in Chinatown
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I ❤ the enthusiasm in u guys! Even though we're going thru tough times. Old saying, tough times makes tough people.
I love this. Definitely a must for me next time I go to New York
Yes, please continue! I walk to chinatown almost every day and you guys are the real deal
Thank u so much for the appreciation shout-out for the affordable businesses. Growing up in restaurant business we worked 7 days a week for 12 hours a day and we barely made our rent for years putting out quality food. It took 10 years B4 we saved enuff to buy our building and finally start making a profit. In those 10 years we only raised our prices twice in fear it wud deter business. This was back in the 80s so real estate prices were way lower than now. All this to say, buy local, support family owned business especially now as families struggle to recoup from COVID loss whether it's ur local Bao place, taqueria or halal cart.
The food diversity is insane！ Loving it🤤
Favorite series of all time. Waiting on part 9
Asian must unite an let all the people know we are here and be here for ever. Be strong and look after each other. The only way to make change is for Asian to change. Get involved let your voice be heard.!!!!!!!!!
Keep the the good work Fung Bros :)
Amen and amen and yes I stand with you against hate against hate crimes and against violent acts against innocent people. Thank you for getting the word out
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Geez how many spots you hit up? All of Chinatown? Respect
WE NEED PART 9!! FUNG BROS BACK WITH THE FIRE VIDEOS!!
Omg I love this series. Now I need go back Chinatown! Though if I tried going to all these places in one day I might end up in the hospital. Atleast I die happy.
That braised beef at 11 minutes look like pork belly
Man respect to yall for going out there and still producing content even though theres so much chaos going on right now relating to Asian Hate Crimes in so many place right now
Mee Sum is one of those old school places that should never go away.
COULDN'T WAIT FOR ANOTHER VIDEO HEY BROS!🙏
I'm drooling. Taiyaki looks great!!
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Hey David, Andrew. Is great you guys are in CT giving exposure to community, and every time you have Chinatown eats will check out and looking for more. Was at M&W bakery just before CNY and purchased their delicious fried sesame balls, small little unassuming pastry shop and help is terrific. Also love Nonya on grand st for the hainan chicken, looking forward to trying their curry.
this ep content was 🔥 !could had made it into two ep ,seems kinda rushed. but overall awesome content❤️
Thank you guys for all your recommendations.
Love this series of Chinatown cheap food. I didn’t know there’s bakery in Chinatown still selling $1 bun/bread
Please always continue this series. It’s the best ever!!!
Those fluffy pancakes and mochi donuts 👀
I love how you guys included both a Wilhelm scream and Shia LeBoeuf screaming "Just DO it!" in the video. Very funny creative choices there, dudes.
Thanks for spreading awareness against the hate crimes!
You should do a "Chinatown date spot" video.
Eatability I love you guys commentary keep doing what you do
Keep da series alive!!! 😆😍🖤🤘👊
Love these cheap eats ! Never knew how many of them there are ! Keep em coming !
Hi guys! Love the series of videos from China town hidden gems! Just one suggestion at the time of filming. Use some kind of gimbal with the camera cause sometimes the transitions or walking scenes are to fast and shakey and could make people get dizzy. My father did! Keep up the good work! Jiayou!!
You guys are awesome! Keep doing what you do. Love your videos.
I'd love to see a video on comparing which boroughs have the best tasting cha siu from different NY Chinatowns (Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan) . Please make that video...
Yesssss!!! Keep these videos coming!!! I've been visiting as many restaurants as I can when I visit NY!! Thank you for the videos!! The restaurant I've tried has all been amazing!!!! Can you guys do a thai food crawl in NY?
Please continue this series!
Deluxe Green Bo is a must try for soup dumping
This series should be continued! I would like to recommend S wan cafe which is also on Eldridge st, very famous for their Hong style milk tea and their authentic Hong style food. Carol’s bun also in Chinatown has very authentic Cantonese style food. There’s also Morning glory bakery in Rego Park with freshly made Hong style bread and baked goods! 😊❤️
Great suggestion. We covered S Wan and Carols in past videos.
@@fungbros Awesome! I also would like to recommend more:
3 aunties Thai market- awesome Thai grocery store with food, snacks, pantry staples
Very kind aunties 😊
catfish salad is great 👍🏻
Khao Nom- delicious Thai food and dessert
Chan Noodle, lots of different dishes
Nurlan Uyghur Restaurant- authentic Uyghur cuisine
969 nyc coffee- fresh onigiri and sandwiches
Chef papa- northern and southern Vietnamese style
Crystal ice- rice burrito, soy milk, and Taiwanese dessert
Most importantly, please be careful.
Stay safe and healthy! 😌🙏🏻
Hey guys, it's amazing that you are doing this for Chinatown NYC! just one tiny thing, that's a piece of napoleon cake at Hong Bakery On Mott Street, not a Neapolitan cake. Napoleon cakes in general are super popular in China and you can find some of the best Napoleon cakes (Chinese versions) at some of the most traditional bakeries Beijing or Shanghai (Daoxiangcun in Beijing for example).
Wenzhou representing!!!
I see you!!
yu jiou nang!
Never been to NY or even USA, but always loved the way you experience the food of the world and bring it to the world. So many countries and cities i wanna visit but not possible atm. Love the asian cousine but my city just offer the westerniesed version and not what i'm looking for so can't wait to travel and experience the real stuff i've only been able to dream about. You guys do a great job bringing the hype for great asian food and make me hype and hungry
The search for chicken and mushroom rice goes on! X
aawww man so not a video to watch late at night when hungry LOL....need to go to Chinatown soon to try some of these places
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Thanks again, my Brothers in Food, I appreciate these vids so much. Next time I ever visit NYC imma review y'all's vids so I can hit the good spots
Wait wait wait... Andrew is an animal! I've seen a lot of shrimp eatin, but never saw someone eat that shrimp head
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The nyonya in 8th Ave brooklyn with the rude aunties was my spot until they maybe changed ownership, renovated the restaurant and replaced all the aunties. It was never the same 😩 havent been back since. 😩
Thanks for these videos! Keep bringing them in.
You People should make foodie vlog with Mike Chen 🤣 This Man with GODDAM Rahmen 💯 nonstop hungriy
I love this show! All of your content if fantastic. You guys have awesome personalities, too. 💚💚💚
Thanks for sharing Y'all!! Can't wait to partake this April!!!
2:58 when Dan realized the gravity of his mistake eating the xlb whole 🙃
haha... it's not wrong as long as you enjoy it... i do the same sometimes as long as it;s not too hot...
Love this series. One thing, though. The cookies at 31:47 aren't macaroons, they're macarons. Very different. Macaroons are taller round baked meringues with toasted coconut on top. Macaron are the round cookies that are meringue, usually with almond flour, and have filling between two layers of the meringue cookie.
What a wonderful thorough review!
Great job guys! Keep it up! Great to see these videos!
I miss cooking at home. I’m not sure if I cooked my-rice consistently but I know for sure I didn’t need any other meats. My-rice was good enough on its own. My Korea manager used to cook kimchi fried rice with jalapenos; we worked at a mall making fresh hot fries and grilled subs. I like that fried rice that you won’t need any side meats or sides in general. Thai fried rice is pretty hearty. I like my-rice with a lot of vegetables and meat. I guess home cooking isn’t comparable to outside restaurant eating.
One day, Andrew will get his Chicken and Mushroom dish from 57 Bayard Meat Market.
haha at this point it feels like a running gag
Keep up the great work! I love this series because of how meaningful/impactful it is and how invested you are emotionally, you can hear it in your words. I really liked the speech y'all gave about even though the places are cheap, don't be cheap since they do have thin margins and spend as much as you would at a Western spot. Yeah, I wish Asian hate against us would stop, and it's honestly been going on in the US since the Chinese first came to these shores :(
Would recommend everyone taking a sociology-based race relations in the US class if you live here!
Definitely try the TEA at Prince Tea House!
Thank you for this video I work in Chinatown & Lunchtime prices can get crazy lol
Oh the Joe Shanghai spot got me missin RIchie Le!
I love this series!
Noodle Village also happens to have some of the best XLB in Chinatown...ugh sad that they only tried their jooks! Go back for Noodle Village's soup dumplings!
Watching fung bros since 2015
love this series!!!
I live for these shows you create.
Thank you so much for doing this!
If you run out of cheap Asian eats, you should come to Toronto Canada and do the same thing out here!
David, that jacket shirt is so PNW. Did you get it at that massive Goodwill with the Stuffed Grizzly? Not sure it's there anymore plus the cafe with the smelliest liver (and onions)? I miss Seattle. I grew up in Parkland. Went to the UW for my second B.A. in zoology. Nothing like fisheries at UW and Friday Harbor for a quarter of studying phycology and zoology. (Zoobots)
29:39 price per serving nothing can complete against this except for the FZ peanut sauce over noodle fore $2.50
Keep up this series. I love it
There are also two Prince Tea Houses in Brooklyn on 7th Avenue 62nd Street Sunset Park Chinatown and 21st Avenue 86th Street in the new Brooklyn Chinatown of Bensonhurst. You need to do a video tour of 86th Street Bensonhurst from 18th to 25th Avenues, a lot of cool stores, there are a lot of Chinese businesses including a poke bowl, Moge Tea, Tous Les Jour , Mr. Bun(selling Shanghainese food), Yun Nan Noodle Crossing restaurant, Tiger Sugar, and a lot of Cantonese favorites as Bensonhurst's Chinatown is mainly Cantonese including Fu Yuan Noodles, and modernized Hong Kong style cafes like HK Sushi & Tea, and Kowloon Cafe, which they have Hong Kong style toasts. 86th Street is also very culturally diverse even though there are a lot of Chinese residents and businesses containing what the other NYC Chinatowns have, which is what 86th Street in Bensonhurst very unique.
Watching this at 11 PM and hungry
I get most these dishes for 1.50 to 2.00 in Malaysia. Plus theres bihun and char keoy teow. Char siew and rice is 1.50. My wife is Chinese Malaysian lol
Dope video love the energy greats vibes ya
Yes please continue you guys are super awesome..