While Chinatown is a celebration of lively East Asian heritage, it’s always changing, growing, and evolving. We share this community with parts of SoHo, Tribeca, Little Italy, Two Bridges, and the Lower East Side. That means there’s more to discover here than ever before. Grab some boba, buy a souvenir for a friend, sing some karaoke, and stay a while.
New Korean spot in Chinatown featuring classic Korean snacks like kimbaps, tteokbokki, and rice bowls for $6.
240 Grand Street. Get a sip of their popular cheese tea and slusy fruit tea with free tote bag given after purchase of any two drinks and share on social media.
30 Market Street. Warm up your soul with some homemade Vietnamese pho at Pho Gà Vàng!
125 Division Street. Enjoy some all-you-can-eat Korean styled BBQ and hotpot at this new self-serving restaurant with variety of appetizers, meat choices, and desserts. Grab some sushi and drinks downstairs with a 15% off discount until 10/30/2024.
1 East Broadway. Serving milk tea and decadent cheesecakes.
10 Mott Street. Serving speciality coffee and small bites. Join them for their grand opening on September 28th at 1:30 pm.
67 Bayard Street. Emphasizing health, freshness, flavor and intricate preparation processes, Lemomo is an artisanal lemon tea brand that uses freshly brewed original tea with high-quality fragrant lemons.
59 Mott Street. A Chinatown classic, Malaysia Beef Jerky has moved to its new location, selling a variety of Malaysian style jerky by weight.
49 Mott Street. Inspired by the vibrant flavors and textures of Asian desserts, Icy Melon serves a variety of sweet desserts like fruit icy bowl and crepe cake. Stop by and enjoy a cool treat!
172A Canal Street. Made from dairy sourced from New Zealand, Love Mi Yogurt features pure and natural health drinks.
273 Canal Street. Known for their specialty hand-breaded chicken and signature drinks and sides, Pollo Campero is a Guatemalan fast-food restaurant chain.
42 Market Street. Featuring Southeast Asian flavors, Bánh by Lauren is a pop-up bakery specializing in Vietnamese-American and French pastries.
173 Hester Street. First tea brand ever to serves an unique "Buddha-like" sense to the teas! Grab a cup to learn about the Chinese culture as tea names derived straight out of Chinese idioms and sayings.
72-74 Bayard Street. It is a famously recognized as Michelin-star tea shop, freshly brewing their tea using a special Teapresso machine to offer the highest quality drink. Show your support and let’s CHICHA!
106 Bayard Street. Serving freshly handmade hand-pulled noodles and other classic dimsums and entrees, Tasty Hand-Pulled Noodles is now opening their third location.
79 Mott Street. Chinatown is getting ready for summer as we welcome Laankee into our neighborhood, specializing Hong Kong style fresh tea, beverages, and baking bread.
83 Baxter Street. Dominican restaurant opens from 7AM to 4PM, serving breakfast, catering, as well as all day menu!
228 Canal Street. Kabab Town is a Halal restaurant that serves Mediterranean cuisine.
18 Elizabeth Street. Treat yourself at TORAJI for a delicious Japanese BBQ.
Amazing, hearty, and creative vegan Vietnamese restaurant on 150 E Broadway. Now open Friday, Saturday, and Sunday 12-7pm.
From the Lunar New Year Parade to the Mid-Autumn Moon Festival, Chinatown is a tight-knit cultural hub that invites New Yorkers and visitors to share in a rich sense of living history, all year round. Grab some boba, buy a souvenir for a friend, sing some karaoke, and stay a while.
