Author: Miss Cellania / Source: Neatorama
There’s an alley in the middle of Chinatown in Manhattan that’s different from almost all the other streets in New York, because it has a bend in it. It has a dark and mysterious past, but it’s still lined with businesses, including the Nom Wah Tea Parlor, which has been in business since 1920.
The eatery has witnessed some of the events that gave the alley, called Doyers Street, the nickname Bloody Angle.For this cramped corner of Chinatown, with its sharp angled bend, was the home of the Hip Sing Tong,…
The post New York’s Oldest Dim Sum Restaurant and the Secrets of Chinatown appeared first on FeedBox.