Wo Hop

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17 Mott St.
(Btwn Mosco St & Chatham Sq)
New York, NY
(212) 962-8617

Open 24 Hours

Wo Hop is an Americanized Cantonese style Chinese food restaurant, located in Chinatown, at the basement of 17 Mott Street, south of Canal Street and one block west of Chatham Square. Established in 1938, it is open 24/7. Though held in low esteem by Zagat (which bestowed a 16 for food and comparable ratings in other categories), Wo Hop has persevered amongst changing palates because of its longevity and old-Chinatown atmosphere - with locals and tourists alike braving interminably long lines for a seat. The Wo Hop at 17 Mott Street should not be confused with the Wo Hop at 15 Mott Street. Established in 1976 and situated at street level, this restaurant serves a similar menu and an additional selection of more authentic dishes geared towards Chinese and Chinese American customers.

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