Chinatown to try

Jennifer-jo Moyer: Best dim sum for the price. Good service, even for white people. We appreciate that.

Daria: I love the sandwiches here...grilled ppork is my favorite. The bread is fresh and perfectly crispy. Also, try the green tea waffles w/ peanut butter.

Find. Eat. Drink.: Kuma Inn chef King Phojanakong says: "You've tried the rest, now try the best." Read more.

Untapped Cities: Come for cheap dumplings and an inviting atmosphere, but stay for the tea eggs (2/$1). Soaked in black tea, spices and herbs for hours, they take Panda Dumpling House to a level well beyond Vanessa's. Read more.

Anna Frenkel: Start with the rice crepes and eat the Pho even if it's 100 degrees out there.

Untapped Cities: Burning alive on the sweltering streets of old Chinatown? You've come to the right place. Lychee yogurt is your best bet here. Add some mochi and some strawberry coating juice. Happiness... engage. Read more.

Real Cheap Eats: Avoid the steamed roast pork buns here and stick with the famous baked version. "These soft, lightly glazed buns don’t skimp on the saucy, sweet and savory roast pork filling." Read more.

Untapped Cities: You'll find our favorite red bean bubble tea in town here. Subtly sweet with a slightly bitter kick, it's a great "gateway drink" into some of the more interesting teas Chinatown has to offer. Read more.