In this episode of "Good Chef, Bad Kitchen" from Refinery29, watch as pro-chef [Leah Cohen] of the Lower East Side's Thai/Filipino hotspot Pig & Khao makes her Thai fried chicken inside of somebody else's poorly-stocked, microscopic kitchen.

Using only the tools and space available in a tiny NYC apartment, chef Leah tries to make the recipe she uses in a world class kitchen come to life. Press play to see if this delicious recipe comes together!

According to data from the NYCDOT, there are 100,025 streets, avenues, places, ways and roads throughout the five boroughs of New York City. We've shown you the longest before, but how about the shortest? In this upbeat video from New York Magazine, take a peek at eleven of the City's shortest.

New York is a busy city. At times it can feel big, overwhelming, and scary. To find comfort in those moments, one must only turn to the city’s single-block streets. Tiny, adorable, and packed with history, blocks like Gay Street, College Place, and Hunts Lane are infinitely lovable. Just how long are these precious little alleys? New York took to the streets with a measuring wheel to find out.

This fantastic video from over a century ago shows the grand opening of the Williamsburg Bridge on December 19th, 1903. It was restored and uploaded by YouTuber and historian Guy Jones.

Early film of the opening of the Williamsburg Bridge with the mayor Seth Low in NYC on Dec. 19, 1903. Cool view of bulky early cameras at 2:00. Added in sound ambience to compliment the visuals. This film was shot by G.W. "Billy" Bitzer.

The sound isn't original but adds a pleasant ambiance and realism to the scene.