Flavors of Flushing: Eat Like A Real Chinese

Discover the vibrant heart of New York City's Chinatown in Flushing, Queens, the largest Chinatown in the world. This tour offers an authentic and diverse culinary adventure, surpassing the well-known Manhattan Chinatown. Explore the rich cultural tapestry and savor a variety of Asian cuisines, including Chinese and Taiwanese dishes. Immerse yourself in the bustling streets and lively markets, uncovering hidden gems and local favorites. Conclude your gastronomic journey at the conveniently located Roosevelt Avenue Metro station, ready for your next New York adventure. Book your Flushing Foodie Tour today and experience a culinary journey like no other. Please notice that this tour has two booking options: 1, Noon Foodie Tour(12:00pm) 2, Night Foodie Tour(5:00pm) Please notice that if you need make the booking for a big group, the current booking is maximum 15pax for one booking, so you can make several bookings one by one.

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Location: New York City

What's Included

7, Guided 2-hour walking food tour through Flushing Chinatown
3, Rice Roll(Cantonese flavor)
5, Jiaozi(Traditional handmade Chinese dumpling)
2, Roujiamo(Chinese pork burger)
8, Rich storytelling on the history, culture, and regional origins of each dish
Professional tour guide service
4, Salty Fried Chicken(Taiwanese falvor)
6, Bottled mineral water
1, Jianbingguozi(Chinese fried pancake)

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: What should I wear for the Flavors of Flushing tour? Is it mostly walking?

A: Comfortable shoes are a must since it's a walking tour! The streets can be a bit uneven, and you'll want to be able to explore without worrying about your feet. Dress casually but check the weather too; layers are a good idea since it can get chilly in the evening. Don't forget to bring a small bag for any snacks you might pick up!

Q: Are kids allowed on this tour? What's the age range it’s good for?

A: Yes, kids can definitely join the tour! It's great for families as long as they can handle a bit of walking. The food is diverse, so there should be something for even picky eaters. Just keep in mind that younger kids might need breaks, but it’s a fun way for them to explore new foods! I'd say ages 8 and up would enjoy it best.

Q: How do the food portions work? Will I get full from this tour?

A: Oh, you will definitely get full! The tour includes several tastings like rice rolls, dumplings, and a pork burger. Plus, the fried chicken is a decent portion too. Each stop feels like a mini meal, and by the end, you’ll be pleasantly stuffed! Just pace yourself with the tastings.

Discussions

Just booked the Flavors of Flushing tour for this weekend!

Super excited for this food tour in Flushing! I've heard amazing things about the dumplings and the fried chicken. I’m bringing a friend who’s never been to Chinatown before, so I can’t wait to show her all the hidden gems. The night tour starts at 5 PM, which is perfect because we can grab dinner afterward. Anyone have tips for first-timers?

Flavors of Flushing tour was a blast!

I went last week with my family, and it was a great experience. The guide was super knowledgeable, and the food was excellent! The crispy fried chicken and the dumplings were my favorites. We ended up stopping at some local shops after the tour too, so it was a full day. Highly recommend if you love exploring new cuisines!