The Year of the Ox: Everything You Need to Know
With the Year of the Rat almost over, the Year of the Ox is next, beginning Feb. 12. Enjoy our guide to everything you need to know about this hardworking bovine.
Pearl River in 2020: Surviving the Impossible Year
To say that 2020 was like no other is an understatement. But, as is our way, through the darkness, we sought out and celebrated the rays of light.
Holiday Hours: Get Your Last-Minute Shopping Done
We’re approaching the home stretch for the holidays! But there’s still plenty of time to come to our stores and get that last minute shopping done.
New Order Deadlines!
Due to your overwhelming support — and orders! — we're shifting the deadlines for getting holiday orders in.
Farewell, Pearl River Mart Tribeca
We are heartbroken to share that we will be leaving our flagship Tribeca/Chinatown location sometime at the beginning of the new year.
Get Your Holidays Orders In!
It’s December, which means Christmas is just weeks away. Get your orders in so they make it for the big day!
Holiday Gift Guides Galore
Holiday season is here, and you know what that means: getting all your gifts at Pearl River 😉 But don't take our word for it!
Pearl River Mart Foods in the News: NY1
As always, it was great fun hosting veteran NY1 reporter Roger Clark! This time it was during the preparations for the opening of Pearl River Mart Foods!
Pearl River Mask Drive: Heart of Dinner and Final Update
We love Heart of Dinner’s mission — to end hunger and isolation for low-income Asian American homebound elderly — and we were so happy to help them out by donating 3,000 masks for these in-need puo-puos and gong-gongs.
Welcome to Pearl River Mart Foods!
Come to our newest location and try some of our favorite foods!
Support 88 Lan Zhou: This Beloved Chinatown Eatery Needs Your Help
This legendary noodle and dumpling place is closing its doors forever on Oct. 31. But you can still help support them.
Community Activist Karlin Chan: Keeping Chinatown Alive and Kicking
Karlin Chan is a lifelong New Yorker, Chinatown resident, and community activist. He has always been driven to help his neighborhood, to make sure that Chinatown stays, not just alive, but alive and kicking.