INSIDE NEW YORK CITY'S BIGGEST MIGRANT NEIGHBORHOOD (Queens)

Queens, New York City — arguably one of the most diverse places on earth. Join us as we eat and explore Little India & Bangladesh in Jackson Heights, Chinatown in Flushing, and Little Greece in Astoria. We try New York's famous street food and learn the stories of Queen residents from all over the world along the way.

Take a Queens food tour with Greg

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0:00 Welcome to Queens
1:10 Jackson Heights (Little India)
2:36 Bangladeshi street food
3:51 Queens street food & the best al pastor
6:51 Ramadan in Jackson Heights
8:41 Trying on Indian formal wear!
10:09 The faces of Queens!
10:53 Most authentic Chinatown in America
15:32 Astoria (Little Greece & Little Egypt)

[sutejotan]

finally a video about new york not showing fancy resto, cafes, central park, shinny buildings. love your video.

[HughCorbyCruick]

I have lived in Queens my whole life (69 years) and this video helps to capture what it is all about. It has always been a place where different immigrant communities start out in America before they more fully acculturate (usually within one or two generations) and then move out into the rest of America. If you are open minded, the food scenes in the places she showed you are absolutely amazing. This is the thing about New York City: if you can’t get out to the rest of the world come here and you will see many parts of it embedded here.

[jimgorycki]

Queens will always have a special place in my heart. Born in Jamaica hospital. Lived in South Ozone Park for 12 years. The different cultures. Amazing!

[healthyself]

The presenter is very attractive, and honest, friendly. As a native New Yorker, a Queens resident, I wish all places in the world learned to live in harmony like in Queens.

[Blazjul]

This is the first video of yours that I’ve watched, and I will tell you that I am very impressed. I live in Astoria, Queens, and you did a very good job covering the borough.

[samuelpanning]

Phenomenal portrayal of NYC outside of Manhattan - the multicultural dynamism of Queens reflects the highest aspiration of the America we should all celebrate and seek to strengthen. Carpe Diem & Thank You for the stories and people you are sharing with the world 🌍

[joeyp]

I'm getting a vibe that I feel like I would've gotten over a hundred years ago in NY when it was flooded with Southern and Eastern European immigrants. Now, it's mostly Southern European, Middle Eastern, South Asian, Southeast Asian and Chinese immigrants. To paraphrase a famous saying, the more diverse things become, the more America stays the same. Thank you for showing the tremendous diversity and vitality of Queens and the people that make it that way, and therefore make America the greatest place on Earth. They are our future.

[bitteroolong]

Born, raised, and living in Queens. This video gave me new perspectives on exploring more in a place I thought I knew already. Thank you!

[mohammadmujahid]

The song/ballad being played at 10:10 is from a bollywood movie "Muqaddar ka Sikandar". Name of the song is "Tere Bina Bhi Kya Jeena". Lead role in the movie was played by the legendary Amitabh Bachhan

[GrTonyStark]

The amount of likes on this video is criminal. You deserve millions of likes. Such a great video with beautiful content. Absolutely loved it.

[SilkyRonTheRoad]

Wow! I would’ve never imagined this but cannot wait to visit this place!
What an incredibly diverse place and so beautifully captured! ✨

[KenNewberry]

Your travelogues always bring a smile to my face 😃 Beautiful work!

[eparamaravinatata]

I love how all this suburbs are the equivalent of the biggest city in my country and how diverse it is, especially the food. Yum.

[secretsafu]

amazing video making, the background noise, shots, vibe, awesome!!

[AccordingAuckland]

Great film work and editing, and narrative structure! I enjoy these types of travel videos where you interview locals and tell the story of the place. Both very talented. I also watched your Taiwanese story and that was another story that was put together very well. You're work is right up there with the top NYC bloggers and enjoyable as Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown. This is the style that I am trying to deliver with my videos on Auckland, NZ. You deserve all the subscribers; you should have way more!

[TejBhat]

Awesome and very informative video. Good work keep it up. I live in Washington state and I am from Kashmir, India

[mylovehandles]

Honest and Pure living! Hardworking people ❤. Did you realize there are no addicts on the streets.

[madisonschreiber]

Love it! Flushing is my favorite, recently went back to NYC and stayed there. They also have very cheap massages and beauty treatments such as head spas

[mohammadmujahid]

Very nicely done video which shows the normal side of New York. Amazing work

[AlfalfaOmega]

Amazing documentary! Also its really cool that you speak spanish, chinese and engljsh perfectly