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Meet Foon Lam, owner of Hung Lee, a market that has been part of Manhattan’s Chinatown since 2005. Known for its fresh produce and Asian greens, the shop has become a go-to spot for both locals and restaurant owners.
Wo Hop’s ground floor is open and ready to welcome you. It’s the same beloved dishes and spirit you know, now with more room to gather and enjoy.
‘Tis the season to shop small and support local makers! Come shop and explore goods from 35+ AAPI vendors.
Looking to test a new idea or product? Apply to pop up at The Hub through our Test Thursday program, an ongoing opportunity for entrepreneurs to connect with the Chinatown community.
Let’s take a look at Welcome to Chinatown’s Artist Alley at The Hub—where local creatives are showcasing art that celebrates culture, community, and the heart of Chinatown!
Listening is not a passive act. Doing so with sincerity requires a commitment to using all of your senses. And this is a truth reflected in the journey of Emily Grace Acupuncture.
For Emily Siy, DACM, L.Ac., owner of Emily Grace Acupuncture, the path to becoming an acupuncturist is one rooted in being present, in listening to the lessons provided within the realities presented by daily observations. These observations, for Emily, proved that observing the day-to-day has a profound reach.
Written by guest author Suhani Pandya, exploring the lives of Asian American women shaping NYC through their small businesses.
Welcome to Chinatown is entering a defining moment in our organization’s growth, and we’re excited to open applications for our 2026–2028 Board of Directors term. Applications are now open and will close on December 19, 2025.
‘Tis the season to shop small and support local makers! Come shop and explore goods from 35+ AAPI vendors.
Listening is not a passive act. Doing so with sincerity requires a commitment to using all of your senses. And this is a truth reflected in the journey of Emily Grace Acupuncture.
For Emily Siy, DACM, L.Ac., owner of Emily Grace Acupuncture, the path to becoming an acupuncturist is one rooted in being present, in listening to the lessons provided within the realities presented by daily observations. These observations, for Emily, proved that observing the day-to-day has a profound reach.