Chun Kit Chan

It is a Hong Kong style restaurant located in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. The food is relatively cheap, there are also sushi in the restaurant. The sushi tastes ok. I like the Hong Kong dish I ordered, which is fish with tofu. Good source of protein and white meat / veggie. The waiters are friendly. The restaurant is quite spacious. If walking around the chinatown in Bensonhurst, should definitely give it a try.

A foodcourt in 100 Liberty street, but the underground connects to World Trade Centre. The food court has a variety of food, which is convenient. However it is very pricy, given the location. If one is busy at the FiDi area and want to grab some food, can try this one. There are plenty of seats, hand sanitizer and also sauces.

This is a Chinese restaurant in Chinatown. It charges 5% surcharge on credit card. There are the Chinese and English menu, the quality is slightly different. We ordered 3 fried rice, the one in a blue plate is on the English menu which is $24 while the one on Chinese menu is $10. To be fair, the one on English menu is better, but like a 2.5x more, which does not make much sense. The quality of dishes is ok, and not much surprised, which can be found easily in other restaurants nearby. One advantage of the restaurant is that it is spacious and does not have many customers.

This is a cafe in midtown east. The staff is nice and I got 4 pastries. I would recommend the almond croissant. There are quite a number of customers with computers working in the cafe, for which I guess the cafe provides a nice and quiet environment. There are a variety of coffee and snacks too.

This is a photo shop in Chinatown (Manhattan), it is located in the Confucius Plaza, there are 3 isolated shops, it is a hit difficult to locate, but I did ask around and find that ultimately. This is a family owned type shop and the photos are quick with decent quality. The passport photos are cheaper than the other shops.