Trying NYC’s OLDEST Dim Sum Restaurant | Sal Tries Food
Sal “The Voice” Valentinetti is an Italian food obsessive. But what happens when Sal steps out of his comfort zone and samples some of the other delicious cuisines this world has to offer? On the premiere episode of Sal Tries Food, Sal meets up with his friend Anthony Sciarratta and heads to Nom Wah Tea Parlor, the oldest continuously operating restaurant in Manhattan's Chinatown. Sure, Sal has tried Chinese food before. But he's never had dim sum, the beloved Cantonese tradition of sampling small bites of food while enjoying tea. Watch as Sal and Anthony get their minds blown by some of the cities best dumplings, buns, and noodles. And watch till the end to see Sal's review of Nom Wah's famed chicken feet!

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