| Rating |
Date Attended [v] |
Reviewer |
Gender |
Age |
Where From? |
Group Type? |
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Good time in Chinatown
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| Mon, May 11, 09 12:00 PM |
wawhitt |
Female |
60-69 |
Domestic Tourist(s) |
Family Without Children |
| We went on the Chinatown walking/eating with Raheem. The food was fantastic, and our guide provided us with lots of information about what we were eating as well as an interesting overview of Chinatown. He was obviously well-informed and excited about his topic as well as friendly and pleasant. We had a great time; this is our second tour, and we will definitely do another tour the next time we are in NYC. |
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A VERY INFORMATIVE AND TASTY TOUR
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| Mon, May 11, 09 12:00 PM |
CliffFoley |
Male |
60-69 |
Local |
Group of Friends |
| We were enthusiastically greeted by our guide and began our Chinatown adventure with a sit down tasting at a local restaurant. The explanations that went along with our tastings were very informative. There were detailed explanations given on the preparations that went into the food. We walked around Chinatown and had a real feel for the area.
We would highly recommend this tour. This was our first but we look forward to others in the future. |
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Chinatown Walking Tour - Terrific Tour
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| Mon, May 11, 09 12:00 PM |
lweiss |
Female |
30-39 |
Local |
Group of Friends |
| I have been to Chinatown many times and it is not all about pocketbooks! Our group instructor Rahib showed us the different foods, how to eat them and where to go for the best inexpensive foods. He also showed us where to go for gifts and herbal medicine. Rahib was very informative on the history of China/Chinatown and there customs. I loved this cultural tour and highly recommend it. |
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Honesly? The Tour Guide Was The Greatest
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| Mon, May 4, 09 12:00 PM |
lastgnerve |
Male |
40-49 |
Domestic Tourist(s) |
Couple on a Date |
| We picked the rainiest week of the year to visit NYC! We had already purchased our tour prior to arriving, so we decided to give it a go, even though the city was drenched. My partner is Chinise from Malaysia, so we were both interested in the foods and culture of the world's largest Chinatown. Firstly, Raheem, our tourguide, althought not Chinese, was most certainly a New Yorker that apparently loves this part of Manhattan. He was full of knowlege of the history of Chinatown, the social struggles of the Chinese immigrants, and pop culture surrouding this area. The food tastings were very good, and we thoroughly enjoyed the Peking duck. We both agree, however, that it was Raheem and his knowledge that moved this tour from "very good" to "Excellent." |
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fun even in the rain
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| Mon, May 4, 09 12:00 PM |
sheilagerste |
Female |
70+ |
Domestic Tourist(s) |
Family Without Children |
| lot's of interesting information about the food and area. lot's to eat and most quite good!! excellent tour director..... |
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very special food!
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| Mon, Apr 27, 09 12:00 PM |
jellerina |
Male |
40-49 |
International Tourist(s) |
Family With Children |
| As we are from Holland we like to have value for money
And our tour brought more than we expected, everyone of our family was enthousiast,even the youngest( 10)and she did not understand our guide
Amazing fresh was the colour and the taste of the Dimsum we got
I would say the tour and the food was not worth a journey to New York, but when you are there it is worth making a detour (2 star Michelin)
Jelle |
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Fantastic!!!!
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| Mon, Apr 20, 09 12:00 PM |
mms5444 |
Female |
60-69 |
Domestic Tourist(s) |
Group of Friends |
| This was a walking-eating tour. The food was delcious and the tour interesting. We covered a good bit of China town with Raheeb stopping at all of the historical points of interest. There was enough walking between samplings but not so much as to be tired. We will definitely take this tour again and we highly recommend it. |
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Highly recommend
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| Mon, Apr 20, 09 12:00 PM |
davekilley |
Male |
50-59 |
International Tourist(s) |
Family Without Children |
| I was a little reluctant to use my visa to book this tour, but I am very glad we did. Very informative and I wish we had time for another of the tours. I would have loved the Saturday night Sushi tour as well. Not much walking at all and no uphill climbs to worry about. |
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Don't miss this tour of Chinatown
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| Mon, Apr 13, 09 12:00 PM |
judyberke |
Female |
60-69 |
Domestic Tourist(s) |
Group of Friends |
| The 3 hour walking/eating tour of Chinatown was so well-organized and so much fun. We learned a lot about the history of the area and the different establishments along the way, all while sampling delicious foods of many varieties at several stops. Our guide, Raheem, was enthusiastic and informative. You can walk around Chinatown on your own and have fun, but going on this tour makes it much more fun and interesting. I wouldn't have known where to go inside and eat, but Raheem knew the best places. Great tour!!! |
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wonderful - would recommend!
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| Mon, Apr 13, 09 12:00 PM |
SarahMoore |
Female |
20-29 |
International Tourist(s) |
Family Without Children |
| My husband and I absolutely loved this tour. We're British tourists, and this served as an introduction to NYC's China Town as much as a culimary voyage of discovery. The guide (Rahim) was excellent - very knowledgeable and friendly: he really made the whole experience, dropping in little tips and stories. Not only did we sample some amazing food (including what my husband has dubbed 'The Best Dim Sum on Earth' - and this from a man who's visited China...), but we got to see locals playing Chinese Chess in the park and see a bolt-hole that was used by Chinese gang members back in the day. I would thoroughly recommend the tour - we did it to celebrate my husband's 30th birthday, but we'll definitely be going on one of the company's other foodie tours next time we're in town. |
