...so you can go home and eat some more. Seriously, if Chinatown had a "restaurant district," I would say Mott St. is it. Check out Harmony Palace (Mott and Canal) for a good place to bring out of town friends. Since its been renovated, it's seriously kind of...

Mott Street has great shopping, with an antiques shop or two and some fantastic shops in general, much better than anything you can find in Chinatown! You can go to Ting's Gift Shop (18 Doyer St.;one of the oldest operating businesses in Chinatown. It sells g...

When you come to this street you see that it is quaint and has some decent shops to look around in. The food is good too but nothing you can't get from any takeout place near your area. Also, when compared to other streets in NY this one pales in comparison. T...

One of my favorite places to visit in the city is China Town. Mott St is at the heart of the China Town shopping area. Tons of great Chinese markets and eateries, as well as the hot spot for those designer knock off bags.

Mott Street proves to display the most interesting of Chinatown's off Canal shopping. A variety of antique shops are dispersed among the tiny storefronts, many of whom sell different varieties of classic authentic blue-and-white Chinese dinnerware. Want to fee...

One of the great streets in New York is Mott St from Worth to Canal. This is the life line of chinatown in ny. The street is vibrant with all types of restaurants and stores. My fav is Wo-Hop upstairs at 15 Mott St. The prices are reasonable and they are open...