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Julian Mu in Manhattan: 42 Spots From 23 Videos
Every place Julian Mu visits in 23 videos filmed in Manhattan, pinned on one map per video. 22 are named below, with what Julian Mu ate; the rest are counted by kind.
Where did Julian Mu eat in Manhattan?
- Karczma · Restaurant
- King Barka · Restaurant
- Mama's TOO! Upper West Side · Pizza Restaurant
- Joe's Italian Deli · Deli
- Jubilee Marketplace · Supermarket
- Takahachi Bakery · Bakery
- Spongies Cafe · Bakery
- Deluxe Food Market · Asian Grocery Store
- Golden Forest · Chinese Restaurant
- M Shanghai · Chinese Restaurant
- LaRina Pastificio & Vino · Italian Restaurant
- Pasteur Grill & Noodles · Vietnamese Restaurant
- Casa Adela · Spanish Restaurant
- Lou Yau Kee · Chinese Restaurant
- THE IZAKAYA NYC on 4th · Japanese Restaurant
- Thai Diner · Thai Restaurant
- MONA Kitchen & Market · Restaurant
- Queens Center · Shopping Mall
- Bahari Estiatorio · Greek Restaurant
- BARBOUNIA · Mediterranean Restaurant
- Eataly NYC Flatiron · Italian Restaurant
- everydaily · Korean Restaurant
9 more spots from these videos are pinned on their maps.
1 day. 3 meals. $15. Best Deals.
Open this video’s mapJulian Mu ranked his top five meals from a challenge where he spent only $15 on three meals for an entire day. He crowned the $8 three-dish combo from Winosra in Flushing as the number one deal for its unbelievable value and variety. He specifically highlighted the quality and quantity of these New York City budget eats, ranging from $3 breakfast sandwiches to $9 bread bowl soups.
Food from the video
white borscht soup in a bread bowl
jerk chicken
rice and peas
cabbage
Chinese three-dish combo with rice
soup
Spots from the video

Karczma
136 Greenpoint Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222, USA

King Barka
301 W 135th St, New York, NY 10030, USA
3 more spots from this video on its map: 3 to eat
Top 5 cheese dishes worth the stomachache in New York City
Open this video’s mapJulian Mu highlights five cheesy dishes in New York City that are worth the physical discomfort of being lactose intolerant. He particularly enjoyed the fresh mozzarella from Joe's Italian Deli, jokingly claiming he wished he had been proposed to with the cheese instead of a ring. Despite the inevitable stomach aches, he maintains that these specific culinary experiences are worth the regret.
Food from the video
fresh mozzarella
Angry Nona pizza slice
khachapuri
cheese corn dog
arepa de queso
Spots from the video

Mama's TOO! Upper West Side
2750 Broadway, New York, NY 10025, USA

Joe's Italian Deli
685 E 187th St, Bronx, NY 10458, USA
3 more spots from this video on its map: 3 to eat
1 day. 3 meals. $15. Financial District.
Open this video’s mapHe was particularly impressed by the creamy egg salad sandwich from Takahachi Bakery as a budget-friendly dinner option. Ultimately, he rated his experience an 8.8 out of 10 based on the quality and variety available in the neighborhood.
Food from the video
egg and cheese on a roll
lamb cut roll
chicken kebab
samosa
egg salad sandwich
Spots from the video

Jubilee Marketplace
99 John St, New York, NY 10038, USA

Takahachi Bakery
25 Murray St, New York, NY 10007, USA
2 more spots from this video on its map: 1 to eat · 1 to see and do
1 day. 3 meals. $15. Chinatown.
Open this video’s mapHe was highly impressed by the quality and quantity of the food, ultimately awarding the day a near-perfect score of 9.6 out of 10.
Food from the video
original sponge cake
black sesame sponge cake
tofu and fish
scallion bun
Spots from the video

Spongies Cafe
121 Baxter St, New York, NY 10013, USA

Deluxe Food Market
79 Elizabeth St, New York, NY 10013, USA
1 more spot from this video on its map: 1 to see and do
Chinese Takeout vs. Chinese Takeout - Foodie Faceoff (Championship)
Open this video’s mapJulian Mu was thoroughly impressed by the crispy texture and juicy meat of the chicken wings from Golden Forest, noting they remained perfect even after a 20-minute wait. While he enjoyed the thin-skinned soup dumplings and beef from Mangan Guy, he ultimately chose Chef Xan as the champion because the classic takeout meal provided superior comfort and flavor.
Food from the video
hot and sour soup
chicken wings
soup dumplings
spicy wontons
awesome beef
Spots from the video

Golden Forest
4628 353 Grand St, New York, NY 10002, USA

M Shanghai
549 Metropolitan Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11211, USA
Smoked Spaghetti vs. Vietnamese Bun Rieu - Foodie Faceoff FINALS
Open this video’s mapJulian Mu hosted the championship round of his Foodie Faceoff series, comparing a smoked spaghetti from Lilia against a bun rieu from Pasteur Grill. While he enjoyed the unique umami broth of the crab noodle soup, he ultimately crowned Rob Martinez the winner because the smoked spaghetti's texture and flavor were more memorable.
Food from the video
smoked spaghetti
bun rieu
Spots from the video

LaRina Pastificio & Vino
387 Myrtle Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11205, USA

Pasteur Grill & Noodles
85 Baxter St, New York, NY 10013, USA
Puerto Rican Chicken vs. Hainanese Chicken - Foodie Faceoff Ep. 6
Open this video’s mapJulian Mu judged a semi-final face-off between two iconic New York City rice platters to determine which creator's recommendation was superior. While he was impressed by the silky texture and aromatic rice at Luyia, he ultimately crowned Casa Adella the winner. Despite not usually liking beans, Julian Mu was won over by the nostalgic, flavorful rice and beans that reminded him of home cooking.
Food from the video
rice and beans
seasoned meat
poached chicken
roasted chicken
chicken broth rice
Spots from the video

Casa Adela
66 Loisaida Ave, New York, NY 10009, USA

Lou Yau Kee
230 Park Ave, New York, NY 10169, USA
Katsu Sando vs. Thai Breakfast Roti Wrap - Foodie Faceoff Ep. 2
Open this video’s mapJulian Mu pitted two food creator friends against each other in a bracket-style tournament to find the best sandwich in New York City. While he enjoyed the flavors of the Thai Diner breakfast sandwich, a slightly dry roti allowed the katsu sando from Izakaya on 4th to take the win.
Food from the video
Katsu sando
Thai Diner breakfast sandwich
Spots from the video

THE IZAKAYA NYC on 4th
215 E 4th St, New York, NY 10009, USA

Thai Diner
186 Mott St, New York, NY 10012, USA
Where I go to eat Burmese food in New York City
Open this video’s mapJulian Mu explored the unique flavors of Burmese cuisine at Burmese Bites, guided by owner Mio Linu's mission to popularize the food. He was particularly impressed by the Nanji Kausetto's chewy texture and the well-rounded, crunchy profile of the tea leaf salad. Julian concluded that the complex blend of acidic, nutty, and spicy flavors makes these dishes addicting and essential for any food lover.
Food from the video
Nanji Kausetto
tea leaf salad
Spots from the video

MONA Kitchen & Market
310 E 44th St, New York, NY 10017, USA

Queens Center
90-15 Queens Blvd, Elmhurst, NY 11373, USA
Finding where Greek people eat Greek food in New York City
Open this video’s mapJulian Mu visited a family-run Greek restaurant on Broadway after receiving a recommendation for authentic comfort food. He was particularly impressed by the tender, smoky charred octopus and the delicate fried whiting lunch special.
Food from the video
Greek octopus
tzatziki
pita
potatoes
fried whiting
Spots from the video

Bahari Estiatorio
31-14 Broadway, Astoria, NY 11106, USA

BARBOUNIA
250 Park Ave S, New York, NY 10003, USA
New pasta shop from the chef of my favorite Italian restaurant in NYC
Open this video’s mapJulian Mu visited his favorite chef's new pasta shop and was impressed by the high quality of the simple, home-style concept. He particularly enjoyed the pesto tortelli and noted that every guest had a different favorite dish. He highlighted the shop as a versatile space where customers can either eat prepared meals or buy fresh ingredients to cook at home.
Food from the video
pesto tortelli
every pasta on the menu
sandwich
Spots from the video

Eataly NYC Flatiron
200 5th Ave, New York, NY 10010, USA
New affordable Korean comfort food restaurant in New York City
Open this video’s mapJulian Mu successfully tracked down a hidden Korean comfort food spot called Every Daily that his friend tried to gatekeep. He concluded that the entire menu punches well above its weight given the affordable price points.
Food from the video
kimbap
kimchi udon
Spots from the video

everydaily
35 W 35th St, New York, NY 10001, USA
More Julian Mu videos from Manhattan
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Amazing $7 fried chicken rice bowl and $8 bulgogi rice bowl Korean restaurant
One of my favorite Ethiopian restaurants in New York City
I had the chef order for me (Fyahbun Creative)
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Where did Julian Mu eat in Manhattan?
Julian Mu's 23 videos from Manhattan pin 42 spots. This page names Karczma, King Barka, Mama's TOO! Upper West Side, Joe's Italian Deli, Jubilee Marketplace, Takahachi Bakery, Spongies Cafe, and Deluxe Food Market; the rest are on each video's map, and they all open when you unlock Manhattan in Varedelo.
Which Julian Mu videos were filmed in Manhattan?
“1 day. 3 meals. $15. Best Deals.”; “Top 5 cheese dishes worth the stomachache in New York City”; “1 day. 3 meals. $15. Financial District.”; “1 day. 3 meals. $15. Chinatown.”; “Chinese Takeout vs. Chinese Takeout - Foodie Faceoff (Championship)”; “Smoked Spaghetti vs. Vietnamese Bun Rieu - Foodie Faceoff FINALS”.
What food does Julian Mu try in Manhattan?
From the videos: white borscht soup in a bread bowl, jerk chicken, rice and peas, cabbage, Chinese three-dish combo with rice, soup, fresh mozzarella, Angry Nona pizza slice, khachapuri, and cheese corn dog.
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