Nom Wah at Market 57

Inside the historic Pier 57

Steamed buns with fried pieces of tofu
Assorted dumplings on a serving platter

Originally built in 1907 as a shipping and storage terminal and reconstructed by the NYC Department of Marine and Aviation in 1952, Pier 57 is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The space was redeveloped and re-opened in 2023 as a vibrant destination by a partnership between Hudson River Park Trust, Google, RXR Realty, Youngwoo & Associates, and Jamestown. Within this complex is Market 57, a food hall curated under the guidance and mentorship of The James Beard Foundation.

At this location, we serve an assortment of dumplings, ranging from the traditional chicken and cabbage to a vegan mix of edamame and mushrooms to a gluten-free option. Additional options, echoing a second-generation sentimentality, will make appearances to round out the menu.

Assorted dumplings on plates

Click on the buttons below to see our menu options, and where also highlight gluten-free, vegetarian, and vegan items.

Menu

 

Getting here

Pier 57 is on 15th Street in Hudson River Park, between Little Island and Chelsea Piers. Access is from the West Side Highway.

For subway, take the A, C, E, or L train to the 14th Street (8th Avenue) station.

FAQs

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  • No, our location is a kiosk. There is plenty of seating within the market hall.

  • No, because we are a kiosk, we do not host events ourselves; however, you can book an event at the market via this form on the Pier 57 website.

  • We are open everyday from 11 AM to 8 PM.

  • We are located inside Pier 57, which is located at 25 11th Avenue, New York, NY. We do not have a phone number for our kiosk.