Points of Interest
Wander & Discover
Step into the heart of Chinatown and explore its most iconic streets and hidden gems—from historic corners like Doyers Street to local hangouts and parks where the neighborhood comes alive.
Mott Street
The heart of Chinatown and one of its oldest streets, Mott is lined with long-standing eateries, souvenir shops, and cultural landmarks. A must-visit for its atmosphere and local flavor.
Chinatown Fair
An iconic arcade with a storied past, Chinatown Fair has been a neighborhood staple since the 1940s. Known for its retro games and competitive fighting scene, it’s a nostalgic spot full of local culture.
Doyers Street
A historic alley brought to life with bold painted pavement and colorful murals. This vibrant, pedestrian-friendly street blends Chinatown’s past and present—perfect for a stroll, a snack, or a photo.
Anime Claw
A modern arcade filled with anime-themed claw machines and collectibles. Bright lights, plush prizes, and a blast of playful energy in the middle of Chinatown.
Where to Eat
Chinatown’s Best Bites
Chinatown’s food scene is as rich as its history. Whether you’re craving dim sum, a late-night snack, or a full meal, there’s something here for every appetite.
Quick Bite
Need something fast and satisfying? These casual staples are perfect for a grab-and-go meal between games or sightseeing.
- Kam Hing Coffee Shop
- Yaya Tea
- Tonii’s Fresh Rice Noodle
- Chinatown Snacks
Lunch & Dinner
Sit down and dig in. These restaurants serve hearty, flavorful meals that keep the neighborhood coming back.
- Kong Sihk Tong
- Wah Fung No.1 Fast Food
- Bo Ky
- Mee Sum Cafe
Drinks & Desserts
Whether it’s bubble tea, fruit smoothies, or unique local sweets, treat yourself to Chinatown’s refreshing options.
- Lemomo
- Molly Tea
- Sweet Moment
- Chinatown Ice Cream Factory
- Soft Swerve
Dim Sum
Gather your crew and share dumplings and buns at some of the city’s most beloved dim sum spots.
- House of Joy
- Nom Wah
- Wu’s Wonton King
- Golden Unicorn
- Royal Seafood
Nearby Neighborhoods
Just Around the Corner
Chinatown borders some of NYC’s most dynamic areas. Take a short walk and discover more to see, eat, and do in SoHo, Little Italy, the Lower East Side, and beyond.
SoHo
Trendy boutiques, art galleries, and cast-iron architecture define this stylish shopping district.
Lower East Side (LES)
A creative, eclectic neighborhood known for street art, nightlife, and cultural history.
Little Italy
Old-school charm, Italian eateries, and a glimpse into NYC’s immigrant roots.
Tribeca
Upscale yet relaxed, with cobblestone streets, stylish cafes, and landmark warehouse lofts.
