The largest and most diverse borough in New York, Queens hears nearly 800 languages spoken on its streets—and approximately half of its residents are foreign-born. This means you can leave your passport at home, an MTA card is all that's required for express access to top global dining.
As a Brooklyn resident, I recently spent a weekend exploring my neighboring borough. From a food tour on the busy streets of Flushing (known as the “Real Chinatown”) to the laid-back coastal vibes of Rockaway Be...
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