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✔️ Dine-in ✔️ Curbside pickup ✔️ No delivery
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Longtime restaurant serving Chinese eats in bright, no-frills digs amid customer photos. Open late.
Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 12–10 PM |
| Saturday | 12–10 PM |
| Sunday | 12–10 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9 PM |
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New York City Chinatown Wo Hop Next Door Cantonese Food.
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Wo Hop Next Door serving Cantonese food in New York City Chinatown.
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Reviews
lynn jang
Very nice staff, and very nice food! We ordered a lot of our Chinese food favorites, and it all came out in a timely manner. The egg rolls are to die for, and we also got shrimp fried rice, sesame chicken, beef lo men, shrimp chow ho fun — so. good. The workers seemed to enjoy our sticky note we left on the table 🙂
… moreIan Chou
Grew up eating Cantonese diner takeout often so the food felt homey to me. Food is cooked and seasoned well. There were some mosquitos by my seat so maybe sit a bit more in if you have a choice?
… moreWood K
Very good Cantonese dishes, lobsters, chicken, clams, pork chops, steamed fish, chow ho fun, lo mein.
… morephuntsok_ D
All time found of Chinese cuisine !
… moreLeonard Wee
Wanted to go to wo hop but got guided to wo hop next door. Never knew they were to separate businesses with separate kitchens. This place rocks. Feels like you’re in HK. Good Chinese food in a cosy old school setting.
… moreAvo Cado
They make really good stir fry beef hofun! This version of it has gravy and comes out piping hot!
… moreEloy Yip
After Nom Wah Tea Parlor, Wo Hop meaning harmony is the 2nd oldest establishment in NYC’s Chinatown. In 1976, they opened their second location, Wo Hop Next Door which does not share a kitchen with the “downstairs” where my partner, my mom and I stumbled in for lunch at 25 Mott Street today. They are a cash-only operation. Upon arrival at this quiet relaxed setting, don’t expect fancy seats or fancy treatments here. Not sure if they take reservations but for a while we had the restaurant to ourselves. The menu in English or Chinese is a roster of the classic Cantonese cuisine such as egg foo young, lo mein, fried rice with pork, chicken or shrimp, sweet & pungent (sour) chicken, crispy egg rolls, and much more. Meals began with glasses of ice water and hot tea for the table. We ordered Crispy Fried Chicken (Half), Beef Chow Fun with beef slices stir-fried with soft, springy rice noodles then seasoned with soy sauce, Fried Chicken with Mixed Vegetables (carrots, bok choy and green peppers) in a brown sauce, and a dish with pork belly. The dishes came out fresh and were authentic, delicious, with generous portion sizes. Service was good. Prices were very competitive compared to other Cantonese restaurants in Chinatown. It was a nice experience without the craziness of having the staff running around or the high noise level which we could recommend this place.
… moreTed Weitz
I was actually looking for Wo Hop and was confused by the signs.
… moreJessica Roberts
Loved it here, best Chinese food I’ve had! Would go all the time if I lived here. big portions, little price
… moreVin Chenzo
Excellent quality authentic Cantonese and Chinese cuisine with friendly customer service. The food was amazing. Tour guides were recommending this place to people also. It did not disappoint.
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