Chef Martin Yan's Top 5 Favorite Things About Chinatown:

1. Bubble tea at Ten Ren's Tea Time (Tel: 212-732-7178, 79 Mott Street)
2. Peking duck at the Peking Duck House Restaurant (Tel: 212-227-1810, 28 Mott Street)
3. Red bean ice cream at the Chinatown Ice Cream Factory (Tel: 212-608-4170, 65 Bayard Street)
4. Museum of Chinese in the Americas (Tel: 212-619-4785, 70 Mulberry Street, 2nd Floor)
5. Chinatown Visitor's Information Kiosk (Corner of Canal and Baxter Streets)

Yan himself says that, "A walk in Chinatown is a cultural, historical and sensuous experience."

For more information on Chinatown New York City please visit www.ExploreChinatown.com

About Chinatown New York City

Chinatown New York City combines Asian-American culture with the energy and influence of the most exciting city in the world. With over 200 restaurants, numerous Asian bakeries and tea houses, jewelry shops, arts and antique stores, an active nightlife and dozens of cultural attractions and landmarks, Chinatown stands as a world within a city. Whether dining, shopping, or strolling down the charming, narrow streets, visitors to Chinatown New York City, will find virtually limitless opportunities for new experiences and added insight.

Located on the east side of Lower Manhattan, Chinatown New York City, is the largest in the United States. The neighborhood has been growing steadily since the mid-1800s, and today stands as a vibrant community offering the opportunity to enjoy and explore Asian-American culture. Chinatown New York City is easily accessible via many New York City MTA subways and buses, as well as several convenient area parking garages. For more information, visit www.ExploreChinatown.com.