The Lunar New Year Parade is taking over Washington, D.C.’s historic Chinatown on February 2—and it’s your perfect chance to celebrate the Year of the Snake in style! 🐍 🎉 From dazzling dragon dances to delicious eats, here’s your guide to making the most of your day: Catch the parade: 🎭 The celebration kicks off at 2:00 PM on 6th and Eye St NW, featuring vibrant floats, traditional lion dancers, and martial arts performances. Indulge in affordable eats: 🥟 Wok and Roll: Quick, budget-friendly bites—don't skip the fried dumplings! 🍣 Kura Revolving Sushi Bar: Sushi plates on a conveyor belt? Fun and easy on your wallet. 🍜 Full Kee: A Chinatown staple serving authentic Cantonese dishes— the wonton noodle soup is a crowd favorite! 🧋 Gong Cha: Pair the festivities with a bubble tea (their matcha milk tea is a must-try). Explore the best of Chinatown: 🏛️ Sightlines: Chinatown and Beyond: Dive into the complexity and depth of Asian American connections to DC at this free exhibition at the Smithsonian American Art Museum. 🍽️ China Chilcano: Savor a unique fusion of Peruvian and Chinese flavors. Their dim sum is next level. Witness Chinatown glow up: 🏮 As night falls, the streets light up with glowing lanterns and festive decorations that bring a magical close to the celebration. ❗HOT TIP: Skip the parking headaches—take the Metro to Gallery Place-Chinatown Station or Metro Center, both just a short walk from the action. 📸: @natullina
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