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Some of the most popular dim sum restaurants include Jade Asian, Asian Jewels Seafood, and Dong Yi Feng in Flushing, and Jing Fong and Nom Wah Tea Parlor in Chinatown. From dumplings to pork buns to chicken feet to sesame balls, you can find quality dim sum options at the majority of restaurants in these two neighborhoods. Walking through the streets of Chinatown or downtown Flushing (what I deem Chinatown 2.0), you can find great dim sum just about anywhere. Both places offer an assortment of different flavors as well as toppings, but at ViVi, you can decorate your bubble tea with a swirl of cotton candy on top that’s just as wonderful to look at as it is to taste. Then there’s ViVi, whose charming decor is enough to warrant a visit to any of its various New York locations. CoCo’s bubble tea is standard, tried, and true in fact, when I envision the perfect bubble tea, CoCo is what comes to mind. When in NYC, CoCo and ViVi are my top places to get my fix. Maybe it’s the caffeine or maybe it’s the sugar, but I am constantly feening for some. Other notable places to find quality sushi in NYC, though not all-you-can-eat style, are Sushi Nakazawa or Cagen if you’re looking for something upscale, and Sushi Yasaka or Katsuei if you’re more budget-conscious. The food is delicious and it definitely gives you the best bang for your buck. For 30 dollars, you can get all the tempura, sashimi, teriyaki, miso soup, yaki udon, specialty sushi rolls, and green tea ice cream your stomach can fit. I’m well aware that there are probably better sushi places in NYC but you can’t go wrong with River. Our go-to place is River in Bayside, Queens. All-you-can-eat sushi, to be exact, ’cause I come from a family of big eaters. My family has a long-standing tradition of going out for sushi every time I come home for the holidays.

#JING FONG EDDIE HUANG PROFESSIONAL#

*Disclaimer: I am not a professional food blogger by any means, but I love to eat and I’d like to think I have pretty good taste. I can eat whatever I want from Thanksgiving until New Years – it’s the best diet ever) and before my New Year’s Resolution to lose weight takes away all my fat girl joy, there are five Asian foods in NYC I have to get my hands on before my holiday diet comes to an end. I am knee-deep in my holiday diet (a.k.a. I’m currently counting down the days until I can fly back home and enjoy some of the best food NYC has to offer. I mean it when I say I rarely have a bad meal in New York. However, NYC doesn’t just offer a plethora of different types of food, but an abundance of extremely talented chefs as well. Being such a diverse melting pot, you can find cuisines from all over the globe throughout each of the city’s five boroughs. When it comes to food, New York City is hands down one of the best cities in America to do it.