D Chan

Amazing volunteer-run non-profit offering public rowing twice a week (every Sunday from noon until 4pm, and Wednesday evening after 5:30 pm). I was actually heading to the Pier 40 Wetlab but accidentally stumbled upon this gem of an organization. My son is one month shy of turning 4 years old, and I've never held an oar in my entire life, yet everyone welcomed us with open arms. A volunteer lent my son an infant life vest (he's a very small 3 year old), and me an adult life vest. We were given a terse yet highly informative briefing before we set off down the ladder, into the rowboat, up the Hudson against the backdrop of the stunning setting sun. Everyone was extremely patient, kind, and thoughtful towards me and my active little boy. I highly enjoyed my time on the boat and the amazing views. They also do boat building at the same site. They take donations so please be generous if it won't break your bank to do so.

Love this Asian Supermarket. They carry many durian goods (durian cake, durian powdered drink mix, frozen durian, etc), pandan related items, coconut related items, instant coffee and tea mixes, Milo, Horlick, cooking sauces, gui lin go, soursop juice, mangosteen juice, pork and mung bean sticky rice, sweet coconut sticky rice, sweet mung bean sticky rice, a fresh fruits stand in front outside, and a plethora of general Asian goods at excellent prices, unlike Whole Foods. They are a treasure trove of Asian goods. I especially like the sweets because they're only minimally sweet so I don't feel like I'm eating diabetes. My favorite is the mung bean filled pandan tapioca balls in coconut milk topped with toasted sesame seeds. I take it home and steam the balls. Amazing!

Come to Tan Tin Hung. You will not regret it.