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The 2015 Chef One Dumpling Festival Set To Feature Varieties From Around The World
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New Yorkers rejoice for the return of the Chef One 2015 NYC Dumpling Festival!
This year's event, celebrating the first-annual National Dumpling Day, will feature potstickers, pierogies, ravioli and other dumplings from around the world! Admission is free, and a $20 tasting ticket gets you four sample tastings from participating booths.
2015 also marks the 12th Annual Chef One Dumpling Eating Contest, but this year's event has a special guest judge: decorated competitive eater Takeru Kobayashi.
If that's not enough for you, there'll also be a giant dumpling cutting ceremony (!), a walking Dumpling Mama mascot (!!!), delicious food/drinks, live cultural performances, a dumpling making class, and raffle draws (including a grand prize of two round-trip tickets courtesy of Delta Airlines). See you Saturday!
2015 Chef One Dumpling Festival
Sara D. Roosevelt Park at E. Houston St
Saturday, September 26th, 2015
12pm-5pm (Dumpling Eating Contest at 1pm)
All proceeds benefit Food Bank for New York City.
Follow the Fest on Twitter and Facebook!
This post is brought to you by the 2015 Chef One Dumpling Festival.
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