Wo Hop Restaurant
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+1 (212) 962-8617
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17 Mott St, New York, NY 10013
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- New York
- Posted 3 years ago
Now in its third generation of ownership, Wo Hop continues to be the go-to Chinese restaurant in Chinatown. We serve “old-fashioned chop suey style food. Americans like this style and not very many restaurants in Chinatown sell it anymore.” We have some of the most dedicated customers around. Some come weekly and even daily. It’s fast casual dining and delicious. We have a huge tourist customer base since they love to spread the word to their family and friends when they return home and via posts on Yelp and Facebook. No frills here, just reliable tasty food.
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