I went with my family to Chinatown and bought few things. Later we found out that the items we bought were fakes or of a terrible quality. I will not buy anything else in this place. you should not either. Also I went to eat in one of the restaurants in Chinatown and the people that took care of us... more

Apart from guys asking you if you want rolexes or fake id this place was good did alot of good tourist souvenirs for cheap alot of ladies sunglassed and handbags remember if you see something ask how much then say No and mention half the price trust me you will get it... well i did anyways. more

There are lots of places to eat in Chinatown but if you're looking for a good, friendly and reasonably priced place to eat we'd recommend Yee Li (which up to July 08 was called Big Wang), on Bayard Street. We chose it at random and met a man on his way out who related he was a resident (non-Chinese) of... more

I have to admit after reading the reviews on here I was a little scared to take my family to Chinatown but we loved it!! We actually went there 2 times while in NYC. This is the place to get knock off handbags and watches. My kids got a thrill of going in the alley and undergrund and even in... more

I loved Chinatown because of the knock-off purses. I bought a few Coach purses (knock-off of course) for $35 bucks and when I got back home and compared it to my mothers REAL one... you can't really tell the different. I was lead to the secert room in the back of the store and it did trip me and my... more

We were in Chinatown on a cold winter morning and it was wonderful! The shops hadn't opened yet, just all the food stores. WOW!!! Go in, some of these shops have enough food and variety to feed the whole state on NY. We felt like we were actually in China. I cannot imagine going to NYC and not visiting Mott... more

Stay Away! This was the worst place we visited in NYC. The streets are packed with ppl looking for a bargin on junk! The knock-offs are the worst, I would be embarrassed to carry/wear anything sold here. There are so many sketchy ppl in this area. I would say if you are craving Asian food - get it elsewhere in... more

I live in New York myself, but when family comes to visit from Mass (where most of them live) I always make sure to bring them to Chinatown, more specifically to go to Joe's Shanghai at 9 Pell Street for soup dumplings. They are some of the most delicious things ever. seriously. They're awesome. Personally, I'm not a big fan... more

Chinatown NYC is the place for authentic chinese restaurants and for all types of shopping. more