08/26/2026
CHINATOWN SMALL BIZ PANEL⭐️ TALK TOO MUCH 2026
Chinatown is changing. There’s a lot of new investment and brands in the neighborhood. And every year, old mom-and-pop shops with decades of history and memories close down.
Even as the neighborhood evolves, there’s a group that’s thinking hard about Chinatown’s future. These legacy businesses and a new generation of operators are navigating changes to respect the past and move the community forward.
We’re bringing hot topic Chinatown convos that mostly happen online these days — gentrification, bad landlords, too many boba shops — to a real talk panel to unpack WHAT’S REALLY GOOD.
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Lucas Sin is running Lok Kee 諾記 an experimental pop up at M Star, the oldest cha chaan teng in Chinatown. You might’ve seen him on YouTube, where he shares his love for Cantonese cuisine and food that inspires him.
Alice Liu is the community lead at THINK!CHINATOWN Alice and her family operate Grand Tea & Imports 好茶水 | 佛運玄 , supplying premium tea, cultural goods, and altars for holiday worshipping.
Fulton Hou has BEEN holding it down as a community lead at Send Chinatown Love and a mentor at Apex for Youth. Fulton and his family operate NY Firetech, which services many restaurants in Chinatown and across the city.