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Where Chinese chains cluster

Places where two or more China-origin chains have outlets in the same building, mall or block (Pro offering).

Pro feature

Every store and sighting on this site is geocoded. A cluster represents outlets sitting at close coordinates — like the same building, mall or block — with the center’s name and owner, if identified. The ranked list of clusters, with views of which owners host these tenants, is part of our Pro offering.

The US store map and counts are always free.

The US hubs where China-origin chains concentrate — and cluster into the co-tenancy centers listed below.

Downtown Flushing, Queens: a busy street of China-origin shops with Chinese-language signs
Flushing, Queens (NY) — the densest US hub for China-origin chains; home to the 18-brand Tangram cluster.
Photo: Epicgenius / CC BY-SA 4.0
Zhengxin Chicken Steak, Cotti Coffee and Molly Tea sharing the Novo Marketplace food hall in Allston, Boston
Novo Marketplace, Allston (Boston) — one food hall where Molly Tea, Cotti Coffee and Zhengxin Chicken Steak share the floor: co-tenancy in a single frame.
Photo: Chains From China, taken on location.