Parking in Chinatown can be a bit tricky; especially during the weekends when everyone is out and about. I prefer mass transit, for those who would rather drive, below are some helpful tips. Some of you may not be aware of the rules of parking in the neighborhood. Just because a meter space exists, that does not mean a vehicle can be parked legally. Please check the parking signs at all times. “When in doubt of the space, do not park in the space.”

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November 10th, 2008 · 2 Comments

What can I say? Two words: tourist trap. Kossar’s Bialys offers bland, tasteless, cold bialys served up with attitude. It’s definitely not worth the 90 cents you dish out. Don’t think just because there’s a line at this New York “institution” that their bialys and bagels are worth the wait. Their lack of customer service makes their bialys even harder to swallow. How preposterous of me to order two bialys in separate bags? The cashier looked at me like I’ve grown two heads. Well sir, I would like my bialy to go and so would my friend! Next time if I want to be treated like a human being, I need to order a dozen of these tasteless discs of crap.
Kossar’s Bialys
367 Grand Street
New York, NYÂ 10002
Tel: 877-4-BIALYS
kossarsbialys.com
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October 28th, 2008 · 1 Comment
The Cheapest ice coffee in town, can’t beat this bargain and yes it’s drinkable.

Don’t be scared off by the shabby storefront appearance. Inside all the pastry comes fresh out of the oven in the back room. The regular ice coffee here is only $1.25, no joke. It’s comparable to a light McDonald ice coffee. Decent size too, 16 oz cup.
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Category: Chinatown Eats
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Street Fighter 4 is here at your one and only local arcade “Chinatown Fair”, 8 Mott Street (between Chatham Sq & Mosco St). Japanese style sit down cabinets with 32″ bad ass hd monitors. The waiting list is long but that’s expected. A notepad is available on the side to add your name on the wait list.
$1 dollar start and continue
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The Cheapest “Hong Kong Mini Cakes” in Chinatown, $1 for 20 ping pong size cakes. While other vendors sells theirs for $1 for 15 pieces, this cart never change their price after many years. You can find this cart on the corner of Grand and Bowery Street. A great cheap and lite snack on the go.
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So, remember this? Well, just to let you know, if you ever want pizza in Chinatown, you’re out of luck. Though, if you did want pizza in Chinatown, I’m not sure how I would handle that question. Anyway, the point is, Mosco Pizza has now become this:

Goodbye pizza, hello another dumpling place? We’ll soon discover and keep you posted.
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Pronounced like you’re giving out a sneeze, “A Chau”, the only place in chinatown that just sells authentic Vietnamese sandwiches. A menu of 10 different sandwiches to choose from, each costing no more than $3.50, definitely a great place for a cheap tasty meal on the go. I typically prefer the classic Vietnamese Cold Cuts with Pate Sandwich which consist of Pâté(meat paste), Vietnamese ham, roasted ground pork, pickled carrots, cucumber, cilantro, and mayo on a toasted French baguette. The sandwich hit the spot and filled me up nicely.
A Chau Deli
82A Mulberry Street
(212) 766-3332
9am-7pm
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2nd Annual Wiimbledon 2008 at Barcade over by Williamsburg, June 7th 10am – 5pm.
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Big Wong
67 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
Well this can be considered in Chinatown a staple restaurant serving good quality food, and good service. Through the years restaurants have successfully imitated their style of service and appearance, but many have failed. I would firmly believe that it’s the quality of their food, it is not like the taste is so different and better but it is basically home cooked ingredients with a restaurant touch. [Read more →]
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L’asso
192 Motts Street @ Kenmore Street
212-219-2353
http://lassonyc.com
Hours:
Sunday – Wedmesday 12pm – 12am
Thursday – Saturday 12pm – 3:00 am Happy Hour 5-7 pm
$3 beers on tap
$1 slices <—- Awesome F$%*@#ing deal
It’s been a pizza eating weekend for me, I had Grimaldis the other day and had Torcellos while I was at Northport but nothing compares to Lasso’s pizza. I’ve been dreaming all day of L’asso : )
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