In addition to Manhattan's Chinatown, new york also has a new China City-Flushing, Queens. Unlike the immigrants from Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macao and Fujian in Chinatown, most immigrants from Flushing come from mainland cities, such as Tianjin, Xi, Sichuan, Hunan, Zhejiang and Shanghai. To eat authentic mainland cuisine, Flushing is naturally the first choice. Chinatown in Manhattan is a place suitable for eating Cantonese morning tea snacks, and some Southeast Asian cuisines such as Thai food, Malaysian food and Vietnamese food are also concentrated here. American Chinese restaurants should be avoided, although they are all over the streets of new york. Strange combination of dishes, all the dishes are fried with a sweet and salty sauce, which is not Chinese food at all, but Americans love it very much.

Jietou snack

There are many small vendors selling snacks on the streets of new york. New york snacks mainly include: hot dogs, pretzels, kebabs, peanuts and other sugar-coated nuts, chicken/mutton rice and pizza. Pretzel: It's a crisp bread with yellow mustard on it. It is very popular in new york. Kebab: It's usually Turkish, and it's also very common. Peanut nuts: It is more common in winter. Hot sugar-coated peanuts are very good snacks when the weather is cold. 1: Many people buy one for lunch during their lunch break, which is quick and cheap.

brunch

People in new york like to have brunch on weekends, sleep late, order brunch in restaurants and enjoy the sunshine in the afternoon. It's so comfortable.

Vietnamese cuisine

Most Vietnamese food in new york is in Chinatown, which is cheap and delicious.

Pepper burrito

Mexican food in new york is also very common. Affordable and spicy. If you see an old Mexican restaurant in a less prosperous part of lower middle town, you can order two Tacos (stuffed tortillas) for $5, which is very full and authentic. The spices are delicious. BarrioChino is a Mexican bar, which has a good online evaluation. margarita in Mexico is very famous. It is said that the food in this restaurant is also good.

Italian food

There are many Italian restaurants in new york. Thanks to a large number of Italian immigrants in the early days, LittleItaly is next to Chinatown and has many delicious Italian restaurants.