Travel Reference
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Ten Ren Tea & Ginseng Company
An array of golden canisters holds many varieties of Chinese teas; knowledgeable
clerks will explain the properties of each and how to brew them properly.
• 75 Mott St
Kam Man Food Products
One of the largest food emporiums in Chinatown stocks tonics, teas, ginseng, veget-
ables of every shape, and row upon row of sauces.
• 200 Canal St
Chinatown Food Market
Thiscramped storeoffersallmanner ofdriedseafood,imported goods,noodles,wa-
termelonseedsandcounterfeittoothpaste.Tryoneoftheinexpensive,wrappedhard
candies.
• 225 Grand St at Elizabeth St
Deluxe Food Market
The Chinese come here for prepared foods, marinated meats and the fully stocked
meat and fish counters.
• 79 Elizabeth St
Aji Ichiban USA
The name of this snack emporium means “the best and superior” in Japanese, and
this tiny store in the heart of Chinatown lives up to its moniker. Look out for exotic
treats such as spicy dried.
• 37 Mott St
