Various times, there are dozens of places here. Most are open into the evening. All the restaurants are

Its a few Blocks and is accessible to see whole area on foot. good dining and shopping area and site seeing as well.

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Je suis désolee, je ne sais pas si il y a un jour especial por visiter Chinatown. Mais ce Tous les jours overte.

First off you know that it is illegal to buy these things in NYC so be careful who you buy from and where you buy it. Honestly, any place on Canal Street near Mott Street you can find what you are looking for but then you can find in droves on Upper Fifth Avenue near Saks after 8:00pm at night.

You best bet is to take the A,E,C, N, or R subways to Canal Street. From Canal Street, walk down to Mott Street which is the traditional heart of Chinatown. Some good restaurants for a first timer to the city are 4-5-6 Restaurant and Wonton Noodle Garden both on Mott Street and if you want Dim Sum, try Golden Unicorn on East Broadway or Dan Jing on Elizabeth Street. Sun Sai Gai on Canal Street is good for snacks and simple meals. Check out 'DiningonaShoeStringinNYC' for cheaper places to eat if you are on a budget. There is a cheap dumpling house on Henry Street called Dumplings where everything is between $1.00-$5.00. Also check out the Museum of Chinese Americans when you are in Chinatown. It is very interesting. Good Luck and Have Fun!

Fica tranquilo. Onde ficamos e andamos tudo a pé, nada de anormal.

O lugar em si, te deixa um pouco apreensivo. Eu optei por tomar mais cuidado do que se eu estivesse mais no centro da cidade.

The two I enjoy going to are 456 Restaurant on Mott Street and Wonton Noodle Garden also on Mott Street. The good thing about Wonton Noodle Garden is that if you have a cold, their Cantonese Wonton Soup with Roast Pork will kill any germ inside of you. 456 Restaurant has excellent Soup Dumplings and their Shredded Pork with Plum Sauce is excellent. Sun Sai Gai on Canal Street is also good for Roast Pork Buns and other snacks and Sweets Bakery across the street from them has the best sugar donuts, chocolate donuts and roast pork buns. This is more Chinese-American cooking or Hong Kong cooking though. You might not want to eat the authentic stuff unless you like tripe or tongue, which most people don't like.

Hola Adriana. Por las noches se puede convertir en una zona poco recomendable o insegura. Incluso los guías de allí me aconsejaban evitar deambular por Chinatown ya de noche: No tiene por qué pasar nada, pero evitad zonas poco transitadas