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Frequently Asked Questions
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Luggage storage in Chinatown with Radical Storage
Excited about exploring Chinatown Manhattan but not so much about where to store your luggage? Radical Storage is here to save the day. Our wide network of local storage facilities includes Chinatown luggage storage services as well, where you can leave your bags and plan a fun day.
You can book our services using our user-friendly mobile application. All you have to do is turn on your GPS, explore the local luggage storage locations and choose the best one. Then drop off your bags at the chosen luggage storage Chinatown location at a fixed rate. Your bags are safe with us without any hidden costs.
About Chinatown, Manhattan
Bordering the Lower East Side, Tribeca and Little Italy, NYC Chinatown consists of a massive area in the heart of Manhattan inhabited by Chinese immigrants.
Top Places to visit in Chinatown
Home to the best Asian cuisine, vibrant marketplaces, and cultural masterpieces, Chinatown NYC is the biggest one in the US.
Here are some places you shouldn't miss when you are in Chinatown.
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Columbus Park
Located on Mulberry street, it is the largest public park in Chinatown, where you can sit peacefully and watch the lively town unfolding around you. Columbus park serves as the famous meeting point for the Chinese community, so if you want to engage with the locals, this is your best chance. -
Chinatown Ice Cream Factory
Have a sweet tooth and a love for cultural diversity? Head over to The Original Chinatown Ice Cream Factory and have some adventure with new flavors. It is a family-run ice cream shop selling mouthwatering and unconventional flavors like Thai Iced Tea, Taro, and Zen Butter. -
Museum of Chinese in American (MoCa)
You can guess from the name what this museum is all about, right? It is for those of you who are curious to know where the concept of Chinatowns started in America. Visit MoCa and learn everything about the roots of Chinese culture, struggles, and history in the US.