Open underneath the Manhattan Bridge if you can stand the news you can get some really great deals and some good food directly underneath the Manhattan Bridge believe that's open 24/7 7 days a week but we getting ready for Chinese New Years which is a day I always stay out of trying to tell them they start drinking that Weiss run in the morning and this stone that are faces before noon.

We hesitated before walking in through what used to be its main entrance. The mall looked neglected, abandoned, but supposedly there was a hidden gem Fuzhou restaurant in the basement level, so we squared our shoulders and ventured forth. Our fortitude was rewarded - we found the Fuzhou restaurant with its simple menu and ample seating!

This is the location for Tramps Gallery - a super cool space that’s some kind of an off-shoot of the Michael Werner Gallery. Every show I’ve seen here is fabulous but I have yet to see a single other person here. So don’t quite understand the concept of the gallery.

I love China town ( next to the village( cafe's, bars, boutiques) Chinatown have Amazing, yummy-wontons but NOT all places have ;there is one NEW restaurant that has it and it's right across the street from the mall *you can't miss it! Enjoy

This is an epic food foray into eastern cuisine and food shopping. You can pickup uncommon food for a western palette here. They had green tea kit Kat bars, usually only available in China and Japan. Their eastern candy selection is amazing

Excelsior / Shopping Mall, as early as 20 years ago, was a land of economic prosperity, crowds, business never stopped, there are shopping malls, clothing stores, pharmacies, shoe stores, jewelers, snack bars, rental video stores , Public

This is a beautiful luxurious mall and it really shows. There is plenty of street parking + 4 floors of garage parking so no problem there. I've worked at this mall for 3 years and I still love coming here and walking around.

It's a drug addicted haven! Very gross and dirty. I slipped and fell on my entire front b/c they had a giant puddle of old cooking oil. And when I told them and asked for napkins they were SO RUDE! And gave me 5 napkins!!

East Broadway Mall is an Asian style open market and supermarket offering everything one needs to satisfy their Asian cuisine palate. For the freshest fish around Manhattan I always go to East Broadway Mall.

If you like shopping this is a great choice. There's plenty of food outlets - we had a coffee and a snack and later a nice cold gelato. The place is huge and well worth a wander around.

My mom bought me there to get some new clothes. The ladies there were very nice but I am a little bit introverted so it was a bit suffocating for me. Otherwise I had a fun time there

This Bakery also sells hot food and is comfortable and a lively cheering for all you will have a little trouble using the bathroom since there is only one for the men and the women.

Deep, deep Chinatown. The fruit trucks are here selling at super cheap prices. Cool and for this guy, exotic. Bubble teas and duck. Pastries and the kindness of the Asian community.

First floor use to have a lot of vendors many are closed. The few open sell jewelry, clothes, toys & different candies. Downstairs restaurant the food is pretty good pricing is ok.

Great place to hangout with friends and grab outdoor tables and chairs and eat. As long as you don't start trouble with anyone, you'll be cool.

The mall itself is largely empty. Most stores went out of business over the last few years and their stalls are empty.

Very nice people and helpful the traffic is cray though hope you can get ready for the driving

So many thrifting options, you’ve gotta check out Blodas Primary Objects pop up

Great tailor in basement called Professional tailoring!

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