Wah Fung No 1
Suggested:-4$ plate-Pork Beware:-Can have a line-I ask for no cabbage (I didn’t like the flavor even though I am a cabbage lover) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Foodiebunked (@foodiebunked)
Enoteca Maria – Staten Island – NYC – 5/5
This place is only open 2 days a week! Every chef in the kitchen is a grandma and how can you say no to that! The upstairs kitchen which has a window for your viewing is filled with Italian grandmas. Downstairs they have guest grandmas from different backgrounds cooking up their specialty. One day it
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Nan Xiang Xiao Long Bao – Flushing – Queens – NYC 5/5
Suggested:-Soup dumplings-Any noodle dish Beware:-Can have a wait for seating Check out the google photos and reviews View this post on Instagram A post shared by Foodiebunked (@foodiebunked)
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Joe’s Steam Rice Roll – Chinatown – NYC – 4/5
Chinatown, Manhattan is always a good time filled with amazing foods. For a light snack packed with flavor and a chewy texture, Joe’s Steam Rice Roll is a great place to go. Why Joe’s? It’s in a cute market with lot’s of other food options and shopping stalls. View this post on Instagram A post
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Supermoon Bakehouse – Lower East Side – NYC – 4/5
Supermoon Bakehouse is cool. It has fancy reflective packaging, you can see the bakers at work, all the options are laid out uncovered on a granite countertop. To say the least, it’s a great photo opt. But is it worth the hype? I’d say so. The flavor options were fun and the flavor was good!
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