Chinatown Ice Cream Factory

"When in Chinatown, after sitting down at a dim sum banquet or a noodle joint, skip the feeble dessert offerings and head to one of my favorite ice-cream shops in the city." Full review

"Legend has it that ice cream was invented in China about 1500 years ago, so it makes sense that one of Chinatown’s oldest businesses is the Chinese Ice Cream Factory." Full review

"Forget fortune cookies – this Chinatown ice cream "institution" scooping a "great mix" of "traditional" and "exotic, Asian-inspired" flavors – all of them "delicious"." Full review

"An essential after- dinner stop, though the wondrously unusual flavours are good any time."

"A popular and long-standing Chinatown ice cream hotspot." Full review

"Among the traditional flavors are a citrus-y, herbal green tea ice cream, an aromatic lychee sorbet, a nutty black sesame ice cream and the fresh green avocado." Full review

"A family-run Chinatown institution for more than 30 years, this popular scoop shop sells offbeat flavors like black sesame, lychee and avocado." Full review

"Flavors include lychee, ginger, almond cookie, taro, mint chip and strawberry shortcake. 11 a.m.-10 p.m. (daily)." Full review

"The Original Chinatown Ice Cream Factory is one of those iconic NYC tourist spots that’s rightfully worth visiting." Full review

"Chinatown's favorite ice-cream peddler keeps it local with flavors like green tea, ginger, durian and lychee sorbet." Full review