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Valentine's Day, winter break and Chinese New Year make it a great time to visit New York City
Dining out in New York City can eat up a huge portion of your travel budget -- but it doesn't have to. With these meal ideas and suggestions, you can savor delicious food and save your budget at the same time!
Fine print: Restaurant Week offers aren't valid on Saturdays and Valentine's Day. Sunday participation is at the discretion of the restaurant.
Chinese New Year Events have already begun in New York City, but the Chinese New Year Firecracker Ceremony and Parades are coming up in the next few weeks.If you're in New York City for Chinese New Year, we've got you covered, but if you're hoping to celebrate The Year of the Tiger somewhere else in the world, look no further than this fantastic roundup of Chinese Lunar New Year Celebrations Around the World from Sara Naumann, About.com's Guide to China Travel.
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