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? Let a local bring you to try the 10 best street food at Chinatown in Kuala Lumpur, or Petaling Street (Jalan Petaling) ► FREE Chinatown Food Guide: http://www.tinyurl.com/KL-Chinatown-Food-Guide Most of these stalls has been around for decades. Many are still cooked by the older generation, and some even have… Continue Reading Best STREET FOOD in CHINATOWN Kuala Lumpur Malaysia

WHAT TO EAT IN BROOKLYN CHINATOWN! Part 1 of Brooklyn’s 8th Avenue food tour trying all the best noodles, dumplings, street food in Chinatown! Like & subscribe for more New York food videos ??❤️! Brooklyn Eight Avenue, Sunset Park’s Chinatown, is the largest Chinatown in all of the five boroughs.… Continue Reading CHEWY NOODLES & BIG JUICY EGG TARTS ?! Brooklyn CHINATOWN Food Tour

The last time I was in Singapore, I didn’t get to try a lot of places. So I’m back to redeem myself by going on a street food tour in Singapore Chinatown. I had some delicious noodles and amazing soup dumplings. #chinatown #singapore #dumplings Location: ✧ Chinatown https://bit.ly/2V6nG6m ***MORE EXCLUSIVE… Continue Reading STREET FOOD FEAST at Singapore CHINATOWN!

If you find your shumai in Houston, Texas especially authentic, you have Hoi Fung to thank. He is the first chef who brought authentic Cantonese cuisine to the city in 1982 after moving from Hong Kong. Now, his own daughter is carrying on the family’s legacy of cooks, with her… Continue Reading The Hong Kong Chef Who Brought Cantonese Food To Houston

Sichuan is known for its love of spice. It’s the birthplace of mala hot pot, mapo tofu, and dandan noodles—all made with copious amounts of chili and peppercorn. How did this region come to fall in love with spicy food, and what are the core ingredients? This is the fifth… Continue Reading How Did Sichuan Fall In Love With Spice? – Eat China (S1E5)

Chinese food is much more than just stir-fry, noodles, and dumplings. In this video, we break down Chinese food into roughly four schools—north, south, east, and west—and explain what makes them different. This is the first episode in a 13-part series on Chinese food (we know, it’s a lot). Stay… Continue Reading Chinese Food 101: North vs. South vs. East vs. West – Eat China (S1E1)