CHINESE ICE CREAM THAT ROCKS - NEW YORK CITY BEST CHINATOWN ICE CREAM FACTORY
ICE CREAM
Our vote for best ice cream in New York City goes to the Chinatown Ice Cream Factory.
Here in an uncommon ice cream factory in the heart of Chinatown NYC you will find a cache of crazy cool flavors they serve daily that will take your taste buds on a wild ride.
In all my days living in the American suburbs I never had access to the following and wish I did:
Lychee Ice Cream
Red Been Ice Cream
Black Sesame (when avaialble)
Have fun with it and try something new or live with travelers regret upon your departure. If you forget to regret I promise we're remind you....
NOTE:
Before you decide that taking your taste buds anywhere may not be a good idea, remember you are in NYC and Newyorkian.com does not write this stuff for babies so you are trying it!
You may notice below the "Regular Flavors" seem as through they belong in the Crazy Flavor section but NOT HERE!! Go, you'll get it.
Some Regular Flavors:
Almond Cookie
Avocado
Black Sesame
Coconut
Durian
Ginger
Green Tea
Lychee
(Chinese Fruit)
Mango
Red Bean
(Dessert Bean)
Taro / Ube
Zen Butter
(Peanut Butter Ice Cream
WI toasted sesame seeds)
Wasabi
The origins of ice cream are both mythical and abstract, including legends attributing the invention of ice cream to the Chinese during the Tang Dynasty.
Despite its unclear beginnings, the Chinatown Ice Cream Factory (CICF) has made ice cream a tangible and undeniably delicious reality! By coalescing America's most popular dessert with an exotic Chinese twist, Philip Seid demonstrates a unique entrepreneurship in establishing CICF. Having been in existence for over 28 years, CICF stands today as one of Chinatown's oldest businesses, and is often referred to as an unofficial landmark, CICF continues its tradition of being a family run operation, with a new generation of Seid ice cream makers, including hilip's daughters Christina and Katherine.
What's the secret to our delectable frozen products?
The answer is simple: ice cream making is in our genes.