Thanksgiving Dinner

Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and many of you might be deep in dinner planning… Make it the best of both worlds by giving your friends and family a Chinatown Thanksgiving, complete with dishes from our favorite restaurants and ingredients from local makers and markets.

See our recs for roast meats, side dishes, desserts, and supplies for the big meal!


ROAST MEATS

47 Division St Trading

47 Division St

NYC’s oldest Chinese butcher shop

Holiday Rec: Roast Duck

New Kam Man

200 Canal St

OG market selling specialty items and roast meats

Holiday Rec: Contact NKM to pre-order a roast turkey by 11/22!

Ben Meat Market

288 Grand St

Family-owned Chinese meat deli and grocery store

Holiday Rec: Roast Duck, BBQ Meats

Tin Wong

148 Hester St

Newcomer serving old-school canto noodles and meats

Holiday Rec: Char Siu, Peking Duck, Soy Chicken, Roast Pork


SIDES

Sun Sai Gai

220 Canal St

Cantonese restaurant serving roast meats & dim sum

Must Order: Sautéed Broccoli w/ Garlic Sauce, Young Chow Fried Rice

Jing Fong

202 Centre St

Iconic Chinese dim sum restaurant

Must Order: Veggie Lo Mein, Snow Pea Leaves

Wok Wok

11 Mott St

Southeast Asian kitchen serving a variety of dishes

Must Order: Thai Pineapple Fried Rice, Hokkien Char Mee

Uncle Lou

73 Mulberry St

Cantonese cookery serving up canto classics & more

Holiday Rec: Veg Spring Rolls, Stuffed Green Chilis

NB Wing Wong

42 Bowery

Restaurant serving Cantonese BBQ & comfort food

Must Order: Bok Choy w/ Garlic Sauce, Chinese Broccoli w/ Oyster Sauce

Nyonya

199 Grand St

Restaurant serving traditional Malaysian cuisine

Must Order: Seafood Scrambled Egg Chow Fun, Salted Fish & Eggplant Casserole

Pasteur Grill & Noodles

85 Baxter St

Family-owned restaurant serving Vietnamese dishes

Must Order: Fried Spring Rolls, Bánh Xèo

Golden Unicorn

18 E Broadway

Cantonese restaurant serving dim sum

Must Order: Sautéed String Beans w/ Minced Beef, Braised Bean Curd


DESSERTS

Double Crispy Bakery

230 Grand St

Chinese bakery & pastry shop

Holiday Rec: Portuguese Egg Tarts

Soft Swerve

85B Bayard St, 85B Allen St

Ice Cream shop known for Asian-inspired flavors

Holiday Rec: Almond Cookie & Hong Kong Milk Tea (pints available)

Pinklady Cheese Tart

11 Mott St

Dessert shop serving Japanese cheese tarts

Holiday Rec: Cheese Tarts in multiple flavors

The Little One

150 E Broadway

Japanese-inspired dessert shop offering cakes & more

Holiday Rec: Pumpkin Roll Cake, Carrot Cake (DM to pre-order)

Kuih Cafe

46 Eldridge St

Dessert shop serving Southeast asian classics

Holiday Rec: Kuih Set, Ube/Pandan Layered Cakes

Banh by Lauren

42 Market St

Pop-up turned bakery making Vietnamese-American & French Pastries

Holiday Rec: Whole Honey Comb & Chiffon Cakes (pre-orders now open)


SUPPLIES

Heng Li Grocery

329 Grand St

Convenience store selling Chinese groceries & household goods

Holiday Rec: Kitchen Goods, Snacks, Beer

Wai Wah Market

17 Catherine St

Small grocery store selling produce & dry goods

Holiday Rec: Fresh Produce, Snacks

TLB Trading

153 E Broadway

Family-owned store selling produce & goods

Holiday Rec: Kitchen Supplies, Dry Specialties, Produce

Lily’s Vegan Pantry

213 Hester St

Chinatown’s first vegan grocery store (family-owned)

Holiday Rec: Mock Meats (smoked ham, seafood, & BBQ meats)

Deluxe Meat Market

122 Mott St

Butcher shop & grocery store with prepared foods

Holiday Rec: Meats (and marinated ones too)!

Kong Kee Food Corp

212 Grand St

Market specializing in freshly made tofu, soy milk, & noodles

Holiday Rec: Fresh Rice Noodles, Locally-Made Tofu

G & J Local Produce

91 Elizabeth St

Stall featuring fresh, local produce

Holiday Rec: Produce

Bangkok Center Grocery

104 Mosco St

Store selling Thai ingredients & goods

Holiday Rec: Sticky Rice, Dry Berry, Tamarind Paste

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