BuyChinatown

Bangkok Center Grocery

This modest-sized store contains a large quantity of Thai goods of various descriptions, and also sells inexpensive prepared sweet and savory items. Friendly, helpful service.

Address: 104 Mosco St
Getting there: between Mott and Mulberry
Website: bangkokcentergrocery.com (opens in a new tab)

Directions Suggest a nearby place

Listing from Wikivoyage: Manhattan/Chinatown, CC BY-SA 4.0.

Updated 28 Sept 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.

Close by

EatChinatown
Hop Kee Restaurant
A decades-old Cantonese restaurant with classic dishes (Roast Pork Lo Mein, etc.) Open late on weekends (until 4AM), but like many other Chinatown restaurants, cash only.
EatChinatown
Noodle Village
This is a very good restaurant and a good value. They serve their noodles nicely al dente and use good roast pork and roast duck. Their vegetables are fresh, too. Excellent rice dishes and casseroles, too — for example, they make a delicious spicy curried oxtail rice dish.
10:30AM - 11PM every dayChef's Specials: $8.50-14.50, Vegetable dishes: $3.25-6.75, Side Order: $1.25-9.75, Congee: $2.95-8.50, Dumpling Soup: $5.50-6.50, Noodle Soup: $5.25-8.50, Lo Mein Hong Kong Style: $6.50-11.50, Vegetables: $4.50-5.75, Dumplings: $3.75-6.95, Drinks: $1.25-3.50, Dessert: $3.50-5.50
BuyChinatown
Aji Ichiban
Hong Kong snack shop, very popular with locals and tourists alike. The staff are friendly and give samples.
EatChinatown
Ping's Seafood
Good seafood restaurant especially the seafood pan-fried noodles & calamari. Also has dim sum. This place can get very crowded during weekend dinner.