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Where To Get Your Lunar New Year Feast In NYC arrow Noodles at Wo Hop Scott Lynch / Gothamist It's New Year's Day today for the more than a billion people around the world who follow the lunar calendar, and I think we all can agree that the outgoing Year of the Rat was, uh, considerably less than auspicious. So, hell yeah, welcome Year of the Ox! And while there's no big Chinatown Lunar New Year Parade this weekend, nor those wonderfully raucous Lion Dances of "Super Saturday," we can, and will, definitely still celebrate with a feast or three.  To that end, here's an...

A group of prominent Asian-American chefs and restaurants owners in New York — who represent some of the top restaurants in the city including Málà Project, Fish Cheeks, and Nowon — have teamed up to raise awareness about the recent rise in hate crimes against Asian Americans, particularly the elderly, in the United States. The effort, called #EnoughIsEnough, was spearheaded by Eric Sze, chef and owner of East Village Taiwanese restaurant 886, who says he was prompted to take action after seeing videos of attacks on older Asian Americans in the Bay Area last week and how he felt that i...

The Meals4Heroes charity recently resurrected its unique COVID-19 relief plan.

Second COVID-19 wave resurrects charitable effort to feed NYC’s stressed-out hospital heroes, save local restaurants Larry McShane © Provided by New York Daily News April 13, 2020: Lincoln Hospital received meals from Junzi Kitchen. Meals4Heroes has resurrected its two-headed pandemic charity relief plan, pairing financially-troubled local restaurants with hungry frontline hospital workers to protect the sanity of overworked nurses and the solvency of nervous business owners. The devastating second COVID-19 wave convinced its organizers to reopen its free food delivery op...

  New Yorkers stuck to the century-old tradition of celebrating New Year in Times Square on Thursday with live performance but no massive live audience.   Most revelers who would have flocked to Times Square, referred to as the Crossroads of the World, joined people from other places to virtually celebrate the advent of New Year 2021 amid the COVID-19 pandemic.     Viewers are enabled to enjoy a commercial-free webcast coverage of the celebrations via mobile streaming or on social media, websites and third-party partner platforms.   Jamestown LP, the owner of One Times Square building, h...