Enjoy the food New Yorkers love to eat from hole-in-the-wall Chinese restaurants and century-old delis as you learn the stories behind some of the city’s most famed and historic streets.

• Feast at local hidden gems, like an abandoned mall home to New York’s tastiest pork buns

• Avoid the typical tourist traps in Little Italy — instead, learn about the area’s evolution as you munch on slices from artisan hipster pizzerias and homemade cheese at a 100-year old grocery

• Sample two classic foods of Jewish New York City while absorbing generations of immigrant stories from across the world

• Eat like the locals do at a hole-in-the-wall Chinatown noodle restaurant

• Come hungry — you'll get more than enough food to fill you up

• Enjoy reserved entry to the gorgeous Museum at Eldridge Street, a century-old synagogue filled with art (not included Saturday)

• Uncover area secrets with your local storyteller

• Stop by the Five Points and Bloody Angle to hear sinister tales about Lower Manhattan’s gang domination of yesteryear

• This tour is 60% food, 40% history, great for lovers of both