Suggestions for Food & Drink Shop near Chinatown, New York

Barton S. • December 23, 2017The breakfast burrito is super unique, flavorful and basically my favorite thing to look forward to on a weekend‘s morning.

Jeffrey A. • January 1, 2011Aisle 1 has a great selection of Sichuan hot sauces, thai curry pastes and Malaysian ingredients. Good place for fresh noodles as well.

Sam H. • September 10, 2011The hot deli section offers one of the best values in manhattan. Roast duck and bbq pork combo over rice for only $7.50. Enough portion for two meals and super delish. For to go only though.

Christina C. • March 25, 2016Hidden place to get all your thai ingredients. I think they also sell the green bottle ointment my granny loves and I only found in thailand!

Ara A. • January 13, 2015They have a variety of Southeast Asian food products that you just can't find elsewhere in Manhattan! The staff was very friendly too!

Ethan C. • August 7, 2011Great selection of cheap frozen dumplings here!

Wesley L. • December 25, 2012Excellent staff, love the owner. He is very helpful and will help you order bottles anytime. Pretty good selection of international whites and reds at a moderate price.

Megan D. • April 28, 2014All of their prepared meats are awesome but the fried chicken is unreal!

Trice S. • August 19, 2013Seafood is always fresh but its always crowded

Ms H. • December 11, 2012Cheap, fresh and tasty sushi boxes to go or stay at a small counter available. $3.50 for 6 small rolls or $7.00 for 8 large ones and combinations. Made fresh in-house at the sushi bar.

Pam G. • June 2, 2013Great Asian market at amazing prices. You can even get Filipino goodies in here: longganisa, bangus, suka, toyo, Nagaraya, Sunflower crackers, etc.

Jo C. • January 6, 2012Chinatown prices with trader joe quality. Clean, live seafood, accepts credit card, cooked food cafe, packaged goods. One stop shop for all your needs!

Luke K. • May 28, 2013My favorite Bubble Teas in Chinatown! Try some of the more innovative flavors; they change them all the time. If you're hungry, keep it tea-themed and order the Green Tea Noodles.

Karen • January 27Each counter has a dedicated person. Really fresh meat!

Bond Street • October 12, 2016"They’ll always have the few exact items I’ll need to pick up without the overwhelming, often gratuitous range of options you’ll find at supermarkets." - Lyndsey Butler, founder - VEDA

Cindy C B. • January 8, 2018Cash only shop. Beware of “wine/liquor” stores that don’t accept debit or credit cards.

Matt K. • October 25, 2016Get your dried goods here like sauces, dried fish, noodles

Serious Eats • July 10, 2013A variety store that sells delightfully greasy crullers (you tiao) and tasty pints of nicely steamed greens for $2.50.