This is the place to be to try a mix of authentic Chinese food, secretly tucked away in stalls like you might find in China. Try the lamb and squash dumplings at Tianjin Dumpling House. Read more.
Around for over half a century, this is a neighborhood gem. Kick start your morning and taste buds with your choice of three hot sauces made with tri-colored peppers on top of any breakfast dish.
The soup dumplings here are considered crown royalty. A must have are the pork and crab flavors.
Known as a hot spot for sizzling Sichuan dishes, be sure to check out surf clams tossed in wasabi dressing.
At $1 a piece, the Peking duck sandwiches on fluffy white bao buns are sure to satisfy your taste buds and your wallet.
Large portion sizes are normal here, proven by their massive lentil batter dosas.
Be sure to come here if you are in the mood for something spicy! Don't leave without trying the lamb ribs dusted with cumin.
Be sure to try the naengmyun! Not only is it delicious, but it comes in a cool bowl made of ice.
