New York Citywalk: Three Days and Three Nights

After eight years, I revisited New York City, now featuring new destinations like Vessel, River Island, and Frick Collection. The subway has upgraded some carriages with smart display screens, but the cost of living seems to have risen again. Subway fares start at $2.90, and tipping has increased from the previous standard of 15% to 18%-20%. 😂 Asian cuisine that can be considered delicious has also become more expensive. 🚕 For the first time, I took a classic New York yellow taxi to and from the airport. It turns out that the fare from JFK Airport to Manhattan is generally a fixed rate of $70, with additional charges based on traffic congestion and taxes. Tipping percentages are customizable, making yellow taxis more cost-effective than Uber during traffic jams. Despite the rising costs, many lovely friends are working and living in New York. Even years after graduation, they remain outstanding and full of energy, with some entering new life stages. Special thanks to my beloved god-sister for providing her artful big house and becoming my guide to exploring New York's most artistic spots. I learned many stories behind niche clothing brands and local cafes. 6.16 New York 📍River Island 📍West Village 📍High Line Park 📍Chelsea Market 🍱 San Sabino 🍱 Chuan Shan Jia ☕️ Cafe Hopping 🍦 Salt & Straw Ice Cream 🏨 Rachel's Home 6.17 New York 📍Dumbo 📍SoHo ☕️ Butler 🍱 Ruby’s Cafe 🏨 Rachel's Home 6.18 New York 📍Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation 📍Vessel 📍World Trade Center ☕️ Burrow 🍱 La Pecora Bianca 🍱 Juban 🏨 Rachel's Home 6.19 New York ✈️ HK