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Astoria Queens Around the World Food Tour
Eat your way through the world’s borough of Queens with a food tour in Astoria.
King Souvlaki of Astoria is a street-food stop in Astoria, New York City.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

Guided tour · 3 hours
Eat your way through the world’s borough of Queens with a food tour in Astoria.

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Address: 31st Street and 31st Avenue, Astoria, NY 11106, New York City
Adel's cart sits across from the Halal Guys at 53rd and 6th in New York City. Located in Midtown. Open mon-sat 11:00-22:00. At 1221 6th Avenue.
TryChicken and rice with white sauce
TipThe line is half as long as the Halal Guys for arguably the better chicken. The white sauce is tangier.
The 53rd and 6th late-night cart corner is a New York City institution: three carts side by side, the Halal Guys and two rivals, feeding bar crowds.
TryLate-night chicken and rice
TipOrder from whichever cart has the shortest line; the three menus are nearly identical at this hour.
Thiru Kumar's vegan South Indian dosa cart has run on the south side of Washington Square Park in New York City since 2001. Located in Greenwich Village.
TryMasala dosa
TipCash only. The Pondicherry special is the cart's signature; the masala dosa is the entry-level order.
Birria-Landia is the Jackson Heights food truck that sparked New York City's birria craze, slow-cooking Tijuana-style beef served with consomme.
TryTijuana-style beef birria tacos with consomme
TipOrder the beef tacos with a side of consomme and dunk each bite. Lines move fast and the truck runs late into the night on weekends.
Jason Wang's Xi'an Famous Foods has slung hand-pulled biang biang noodles in New York City since 2005. Located in Chinatown. Open daily 11:30-21:30.
TrySpicy cumin lamb biang biang noodles
TipOrder the spicy cumin lamb biang biang noodles. The liang pi cold-skin noodles in summer are the secondary order.
Vanessa's on Eldridge Street has sold four dumplings for $1.50 in Manhattan's Chinatown, New York City since 1999. Pan-fried, steamed or boiled.
TryPork chive dumplings, four for $1.50
TipThe sesame pancake stuffed with beef is the off-the-menu cult order. Cash speeds up the line at lunch.