Canal St — Local services in New York

Why do people buy this fake garbage! It looks fake and anyone can spot it from a mile away.

Save your money. Be patient and then buy the real item when you can afford it.

FYI - Cartier - Juste en Clou collection does NOT have the Cartier script name on the head Hermes - Men's Clic HH is either a solid piece of enamel or leather. Canal street looks & feels like plastic Hermes - Behapi Double Tour is not plastic to the touch.

When see people buy multiple items on Canal St I can't help but notice the 'quantity over quality' mentality.

If you are going to buy a fake LV bag or duffel AND multiple prices of jewelry, you could have gone to Hermes and bought the real bracelet or ring.

Why not buy something real instead of a bunch of fake...

YES! Do it!!! Especially if you’re a shopper like myself. I love the hustle & bustle. I’m love to haggle. Show me what ya got!!! There were tons of “vendors” out on the street & lots of brochure women/men on the corners. You can definitely find what you’re looking for as long as you are willing to talk down prices & really get in the thick of it. We didn’t feel scared at all even though you’re constantly being walked up to to ask if you want to buy something. If you just want to go to Chinatown and not shop, all you have to do is just say no thank you & keep walking. Next trip to NYC and I’m 100% positive Canal Street will be on our list of things...

Chinatown is one of the most fascinating neighborhoods in NYC. It’s vibrant, historic, and full of life—no matter how many times I go, I always discover something new. From herbal shops and hidden bakeries to cultural stores and incredible food (even if you’re not into soup dumplings!), it’s a neighborhood that rewards curiosity. Locals are busy but kind, and while you don’t need to speak Chinese to get around, it definitely feels like stepping into another world in the best way. Don’t just come for a quick bite—take the time to walk the streets, explore the shops, and...