Your East Village dumpling tour begins at a classic kosher restaurant, where you’ll tuck into a comforting bowl of matzoh ball soup and learn about the neighborhood’s Jewish roots.

From there, you'll pass by the historic Orpheum Theater en route to your next stop: a Ukrainian local favorite. On the menu here: freshly made pierogi.
As you make your down St. Mark’s Place, your guide will introduce you to the fascinating history of dumplings and the cultural crossroads of the area. Snap a photo at the iconic Physical Graffiti building before diving into a hands-on experience with Chinese soup dumplings. Your guide will show you the best way to eat them so you'll be a pro in no time.
At your next stop, you'll enjoy a modern take on dumplings before heading into Alphabet City, a vibrant neighborhood with deep cultural roots. Your tour ends on a sweet note at Ray’s Candy Store, where you’ll indulge in a nostalgic dessert and hear why this quirky spot was Anthony Bourdain’s favorite.