Mosco St, Chinatown

Mosco street is known for it's short distance and steep angles. In fact, it's one of the steepest streets in lower Manhattan. It's formally been the home of pizza parlors, and other delis. It's currently home to an excellent dumpling parlor and grocery store specializing in sauces and condiments. Careful on wet days.

Mosco streets is one of those streets that you don’t really go looking for. It is something you stumble upon by accident while wandering down Mott street. It was once home to a very famous cake stand, but now you can buy some great dumplings and shop to your heart’s desire for your favorite Asian treats. The dumplings here are some of the most famous in the city, and it is a good place to actually start out an adventure in chinatown. You can load up here on some delicious treats and then continue your trip through the spidery streets of this area. Lots of fun!

With a thriving Chinatown area, there is always plenty of choice for great Chinese food but if you want some of the best fried dumplings in the whole of the City, heading to Mosco Street is a great place to start. The shop fronts immediately inform you are in Chinatown but the colourful store fronts and products are very enticing.

Mosco runs between Mott and the Park. This little street was home to the famous cake stand. But it still hosts a 1 dollar dumpling place and an asian grocer. Cool old-time feeling block.