A Sushi Hideaway Where There’s Always Something New to Taste

A meal at Nakaji might start with icefish and end with watermelon. Then, if you can afford it, try a $300 shot of whiskey.

The Worldwide Effort to Bar Chinese Immigration

Mae Ngai’s “The Chinese Question” looks at an issue that has disturbed the Anglophone world for decades, and continues to produce divisions today.

Why Some People in Chinatown Oppose a Museum Dedicated to Their Culture

In Manhattan’s Chinatown, anti-gentrification protesters are furious over funding granted to a museum that they say doesn’t represent their community.

Anti-Asian Attacks Continue as City Reopens

The violence still feels fresh in some communities even though the spotlight on it has dimmed.

Moving Downtown, to the Center of the Action

A breakup during the pandemic sent him home to Long Island, where he recharged and decided the Upper East Side was just too quiet.

City Approves Landmarks Honoring Chinese Americans and Native Americans

The Kimlau War Memorial in Manhattan has long been a symbolic gateway to Chinatown, while an archaeological site in Staten Island dates back 8,000 years.

How an ‘Open Streets’ Operative Spends His Sundays

Kyle Gorman spends much of the day touring parts of the city that are participating in the popular outdoor program.