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Chong Fun Cart

Chinese · Street Food · Dim Sum · New York · Stati Uniti

CasualHole In The WallLocal SpotTakeoutNo Reservations
4.6Google (307)
1creator review

The story

Tucked away on Hester Street in Chinatown, Chong Fun Cart is exactly what it sounds like: a small wheelie cart turning out fresh, affordable Cantonese-style steamed rice rolls. Despite its humble setup, the operation has earned a strong 4.6-star following, with regulars drawn to the simplicity and speed of the kitchen. The signature offering is a plate of silky rice rolls filled with pork—no frills, just textural comfort at a street-food price point.

In a street-food marathon spanning from $1 to $1,000, creator Sonny from *More Best Ever Food Review Show* made a point to stop here. At the 20:20 mark, he describes the rolls as “fresh, affordable Cantonese-style steamed rice rolls,” highlighting the kind of no-nonsense cooking that makes this cart a local anchor. For a quick, satisfying bite in the neighborhood, Chong Fun Cart delivers without pretension.

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The steamed rice rolls with pork earn singular praise for their silky, comforting texture. Overall, the vibe is one of humble, satisfying Cantonese street food done right.

This is one hell of a breakfast. The rice sheets absolutely soak up that sweet soy sauce, and then I'm getting a hit of the Sriracha — a little spice to wake you up in the morning. The pork actually tastes like Italian sausage, which is delicious. For $3.50, it's so much more food than I expected — it's gigantic.
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    New York Street Food Marathon!! From $1 to $1000!! · @ 20:20

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    A small wheelie cart in Chinatown serving fresh, affordable Cantonese-style steamed rice rolls.

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    • Steamed Rice Rolls with Pork

      This is one hell of a breakfast. The rice sheets absolutely soak up that sweet soy sauce, and then I'm getting a hit of the Sriracha — a little spice to wake you up in the morning. The pork actually tastes like Italian sausage, which is delicious. For $3.50, it's so much more food than I expected — it's gigantic.

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